All-In

Without this mid turret, it was still very dangerous for Renata Glasc to set up vision.

At the very least, setting up vision around the Elemental Dragon was no longer so easy.

One wrong move and NIP could catch them out.

After that, Top Esports became much more cautious and gave them no openings. But with the fourth Elemental Dragon about to spawn, no matter how unwilling they were, Top Esports could only group up and squeeze toward dragon to take the fight.

This game's Dragon Soul was Infernal Dragon Soul, the Dragon Soul Corki loved most. If they did not come to contest and gave the Dragon Soul to NIP, they might as well have been dead.

With just over thirty seconds until the Elemental Dragon spawned, Top Esports gathered as five and seized the C-shaped Brush before NIP had fully arrived.

NIP was certainly in no rush.

Top Esports was the side feeling the pressure now.

While Top Esports fought for vision, NIP's Ryze was still clearing the top lane, while Sion pushed the bottom lane.

Corki and Neeko pushed the mid lane.

As a minion wave crashed into mid, Brother had no choice but to turn back to catch it. At that moment, Top Esports was the side missing a player.

NIP had already gathered. After clearing the top wave and recalling, Ryze directly chose to Teleport to the mid outer turret.

As NIP's five players gathered to contest vision, Top Esports could only retreat again and again. After all, their AD carry was absent.

Takuya started the Elemental Dragon, and Leave came over to help take it. The dragon's health fell extremely quickly. Top Esports lit up an Ancient Transformation inside the dragon pit and saw that, only seconds after respawning, the dragon had already dropped