Four-into-One Tactic!

Doinb also called over the mic, "Gank top, gank top."

He had just cleared the mid lane. It seemed he had predicted that Takuya would head top at this moment—or perhaps the two of them had simply reached the same conclusion. He had been keeping an eye on his teammates' situation through the minimap all along.

Doinb's playstyle revolved around creating a system. That wasn't just an empty boast.

Once again, they used the four-into-one tactic. After Rabbit disappeared from mid, Creme waited a while before pinging two question marks. By then, 369 had already sensed that something was wrong. He had just wanted to retreat to the brush in front of the outer turret when a Troll suddenly emerged from the brush in front of the Krugs, blocking his escape route toward the turret.

He could only see one Troll, but 369 still didn't dare break through. Mid had just pinged question marks too, and Rabbit had disappeared from the lane. Where could Rabbit have gone?

Would a nearly full-health Rabbit really recall? Of course not.

He was afraid Rabbit had already reached the brush and was hiding there as well.

If he tried to break through and Rabbit was there too, wouldn't that make it a two-versus-one?

The enemy mid and jungler each had a kill, and both were ahead in items. He was sitting at 0/1—what could he possibly fight with? There was no way he could escape Rabbit and Troll.

So he could only stop and hesitate beneath the turret.

He wanted to use Teleport to escape, but when he saw the Troll fidgeting menacingly outside the turret, he gave up on the idea.

Teleporting right in front of the Troll was impossible. One pillar would knock him up and interrupt the Teleport. He would die