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Chapter 354 My Ultimate Technique! The Mist Formation!
Karma was chosen primarily to be a matchup against Aatrox.

Expecting a champion like Karma to gain an advantage and then carry the team is unrealistic and unrealistic; it's determined by the champion's mechanics.

Otherwise, how could it have such strong functionality and such a strong carry ability?

The CN team's real reliance is still Wang Yao's Akali!

This is the only T0 version obtained in exchange for releasing Aatrox and Irelia. The outcome of the game still depends on Wang Yao!
In the first few minutes, the mid lane skirmishes weren't very aggressive. Akali only became capable of fighting after reaching level 3 and acquiring all her basic abilities.

Without W to restore energy, you'll be out of energy after just two Qs in the early game, making it too difficult to play...

Moreover, the first two levels are Irelia's power spike. Going to fight her when she's at her strongest is practically suicide.

The minion wave in the mid lane is currently being pushed back by Irelia, as she is under Wang Yao's deliberate defense. He doesn't need to worry about being caught.

The troll's ganking ability is still a bit weak, and Irelia's control is not very reliable, so he doesn't need to worry about the threat from the jungler for the time being.

As Irelia used her Q [Blade Impact] to attack the minions, Akali also anticipated and used her Q [My Style! Shadow] to throw an arc-shaped shuriken that hit Irelia.

At the same time the skill hits, Akali's passive skill, "My Style Ninja Art! Hidden Dragon Seal," is triggered.

Akali's passive ability is the core of her duels; when an ability hits an enemy, a circle is generated with the hit enemy as the center.

When Akali passes through the circle, her next basic attack range is doubled and deals high damage. She also gains a speed boost when moving towards the inside of the circle!
Akali's strategy in a fight revolves around figuring out how to best trigger her passive to deal more damage.

Those kinds of combos that instantly kill with REE only exist in the late game when you have full gear and can instantly kill squishy targets, so there's really no need for that many.

But in the early stages, you have to find ways to trigger the passive skill more effectively!
The moment the passive effect was triggered, Wang Yao took a step back and stepped out of the circle's range, perfectly triggering the passive effect. His weapon also changed from the shuriken in his hand to a constantly swaying scythe.

Using the speed boost, Akali quickly closed the distance and landed a basic attack that triggered her passive on Irelia. Irelia immediately used her Q on a minion to stack her passive again, closing the distance between herself and Akali.

At the same time, Akali was also retreating and used her Q skill again, repeating the same action, taking a step back to pass through the circle and then catching up with Irelia again with another auto-attack.

Then, using E [My Style Ultimate! Falcon Dance], I dodged Irelia's E [Twin Blades], followed by the second E to fly to Irelia's side, and unleashed another auto-attack!!
The Irelia, who was almost at full health, instantly lost half of her health!

During this period, Irelia took a total of two Q+E hits from Akali, plus three auto-attacks with bonus passive damage!
Throughout the entire match, Irelia only used a basic attack to take down Akali's last sliver of health!

"My God! Kshine's Akali play is absolutely amazing! This is the smoothest Akali I've ever seen," Miller exclaimed incredulously. "It really is incredibly smooth."

Lee Sang-hyeok, who was on the field, shared the same sentiment.

He had also played Akali in ranked games, so he knew exactly how smooth Wang Yao's moves were.

The key is controlling the distance!

Akali's Q, "My Style: Frosthawk," has a range of 550 yards, while the ring generated by her passive, "My Style: Hidden Dragon Seal," is just slightly larger than 550 yards!

For Akali, hitting an enemy with her Q skill at its maximum casting range of 550 yards only requires a small step back to perfectly trigger her passive.

Akali can then use the speed boost to quickly catch up to the slowed enemy. Unless the opponent uses a movement skill, Akali can almost always catch up and finish them off with a basic attack. Many novice Akali players like to use Q at close range or right in front of the enemy, which is actually a bad strategy.

Because it's easy to miss with Q when you're right in front of her, Akali's Q skill hitbox is an arc, wider at the outside and narrower at the inside, so when you're right in front of her, there's only a very small hitbox area.

Even if Q hits the opponent, it will put Akali in a relatively inner position of the circle, making it impossible for her to quickly pass through the circle to trigger her passive.

This situation can easily occur: you take several steps back to cross the circle and trigger the passive ability, but the opponent simply runs away, and you can't catch up even with acceleration.

Either you get chased and attacked by the opponent at this point, and by the time the passive is triggered, the opponent has already played three basic attacks. Even if the passive is triggered, what difference does it make if the opponent plays one basic attack?

Even with a blood transfusion, it's still a loss.

To judge an Akali player's skill and proficiency, you only need to observe their use of the Q skill. If a player cannot execute the Q skill at the maximum range, they cannot be said to know how to play Akali.

But some things are like this: you understand the principles, but you just can't do them.

Lee Sang-hyeok's performance this year has been mediocre. Firstly, the version changes have made him somewhat unaccustomed to them, and secondly, his personal competitive state has also declined. In addition, the overall strength of the barbecue team has declined, leading to a vicious cycle.

Even when he practices Akali in ranked games, he can't say he's 100% sure he can execute such a perfect, smooth combo.

"This Akali is a bit tough to deal with."

Lee Sang-hyeok sighed like this once again, but his indomitable spirit would not let this become a reason for him to admit defeat!
Wang Yao, who started as an ADC, has an abnormally high level of distance control!

After successfully reducing Irelia's health, Wang Yao started pushing the lane, because he seemed to have sensed an opportunity for a solo kill!
"Yao is pushing the lane!"

The doll's voice was full of joy, "He has a health advantage in the mid lane, eh? He's walking into the turret with the minion wave, could it be... he's going to tower dive? Akali has her W, Twilight Shroud, which makes her extremely strong at tower diving!"

The Irelia was right under the tower. Logically speaking, Lee Sang-hyeok should have noticed that she was so obviously trying to solo kill her.

But he still didn't run!

The moment the minion wave entered the mid-lane turret, Wang Yao took the initiative to move forward and unleashed a Q at the perfect distance.

Almost simultaneously, Irelia used EQE, Lee Sang-hyeok used his lightning-fast E, and then Q'd to the low-health minion behind Akali.

He really managed to freeze her in this wave, but Irelia's E skill isn't an instantaneous control; she has a chance to react.

Wang Yao still managed to unleash Akali's most overpowered ability in the current version!
【My Ultimate Technique! Mist Formation】

With a bang, Akali threw out a smoke bomb, creating a circular cloud of smoke. The area of ​​the cloud of smoke gradually expanded, and Akali's figure disappeared from the field, completely covered by the smoke!

Even the defensive towers, which are said to be able to see through everything, are helpless against this!
That's why Akali is so overpowered!

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