LOL: I just turned 18, let me fight back and be reborn

Chapter 315 A Stunning View from Beneath Your Feet! "The Secret of a Supermodel"! The Way of the Assassin!

Tazan, who was already somewhat out of rhythm, desperately needed a foothold to help him get back into the game.

Seeing the minion waves converge, Qiyana showed signs of pushing forward again, and Sejuani immediately emerged from the top bush!

Qiyana was positioned low, so she didn't seem surprised to see Sejuani appear. She turned around and prepared to walk towards the tower and throw a grass elemental at her.

Unexpectedly, Sejuani used her Q-flash to charge straight at him!
The grass element blooms to conceal her figure, but Sejuani's highly skilled QW whip strikes in mid-air, successfully arching up a phantom figure from the hidden spot, and then the whip lashes out two more layers of frost passive.

The prince, who was crouching not far behind, quickly came out.

Upon seeing that the prince was still only at level three, Tazan was secretly delighted.

The fact that the prince is still at level three means that the opponent's entire lower half of the bracket is still intact.

If Qiyana is forced back to base in this wave, the mid laner can cover him to forcefully invade at least one camp of F6 in the bottom half of Jarvan IV's jungle before Qiyana can teleport out.

Although we are still being pushed back by a group of jungle monsters, we have been able to significantly reduce our losses!
"The Sejuani must have guessed that the Prince was counter-ganking, so she decisively preemptively focused fire!"

"But Xun had no intention of holding back and still used EQ without hesitation!"

From an outsider's perspective, Qiyana couldn't have died with Flash. The best decision for Jarvan IV would have been to stay on the sidelines and cover her to prevent the enemy from chasing her too far. Instead, he should have stayed to conserve his health and prepare for the jungle skirmish later.

But Xun doesn't care about this or that.

You can't hit my older brother!
The Tsar erected sand soldiers to attack the prince, but always maintained a safe distance from the grass elementals behind him to prevent the enemy from finding an opportunity to focus fire.

Sejuani, while attacking Jarvan IV, moved towards the edge of the grass elemental area near the turret.

Qiyana already has two layers of {Frost Mark} on her body.

Sejuani's passive lasts for 5 seconds, while the Grass Element only lasts for 3 seconds—the almost simultaneous attacks are enough to ensure that the opponent cannot use the Grass Element to create distance and will have to use Flash!
Once Qiyana also uses Flash, LNG can call it quits.

Qiyana, who gets hit first and is in low health, will definitely have to return to base, which is a pure win for her!

Can be followed immediately.

The herb element had already "dissipated".
However, Qiyana was not seen in the first instance!

Actually, the entire "Grass Element" didn't disappear all at once.

Instead, it will reach its peak within 3 seconds, starting from the point of attack and gradually shrinking towards the end of the skill like a "turf roll".

It will scroll backwards approximately every 0.3 seconds, and the end point will be delayed once.

Therefore, if you stand at the very edge of the grass element, you can extend the grass element's invisibility by at most 1 second!
Sejuani, who was waiting patiently, never expected that Qiyana, who was hiding, would not be standing on the side closest to the tower, but would instead run in the opposite direction towards the upper river.

"Chase chase chase!"

Sejuani immediately stopped fighting the prince and, together with the Tsar, turned around and chased after Qiyana!
The range of the grass element isn't very large. Although running back slightly increases the distance, it's definitely not enough to create a safe distance.

The two LNG players hadn't originally intended to kill him—but at this moment, the opponent's escape position was completely opposite to the defensive tower.

It seems there really is a chance!
With the blue buff, W (the Pig Whip) is about to be ready again, and Azir has also used Q to slow down and chase, but still holds back an E skill.

Even if Qiyana uses Flash again, she won't be able to escape to the tower quickly. Meanwhile, Azir, who has his E skill ready, can drift and Flash to chase from a distance at any time, and even Jarvan IV can't stop him!
"Xunzi, slaughter the pig!"

Upon hearing the command, Xun acted recklessly, ignoring the half-health Azir and flashing close to the Sejuani, who was clearly in better condition. He forced a basic attack to supplement the damage and then used the Dragon Strike, which was off cooldown, to break through her armor.

Although the prince flashed and auto-attacked to trigger the reset passive [War Rhythm], and then followed up with his Q, he only managed to reduce Sejuani's health to a little over half.

Even if you look at a large pig with 60% health, it's still quite safe.

Meanwhile, Sejuani's W, Pig Whip, was also ready and had been thrown out at the maximum range to slow down Qiyana.

The Tsar was also preparing to raise his sand soldiers to drift and pursue them.

Qiyana made the first move.

All that could be seen was Qiyana's movements in the air, like an assassin's dance, her wrists flipping with lightning speed. The victim barely saw anything before being kicked in the face.
Accompanied by what appeared to be more than two loud "elemental explosions".

Scout and Tarzan, who were in pursuit, suddenly widened their pupils.

"!?"

The air seemed to fall silent for a moment.

A pig that wobbled and fell to the ground, along with a screen that turned gray, became the focus of the entire event!

"what!?"

"What happened?"

"This second already???"

The three commentators on the platform were stunned for a moment.

I remember immediately widening my eyes and exclaiming exaggeratedly, "My goodness! Qiyana is completely naked! Completely naked!"

"Can a level 4 Qiyana with no items really one-shot a Sejuani with 60% health in an instant?!"

Gugu looked equally puzzled: "Is this damage correct?"

Wang Duoduo, regaining his composure, exclaimed excitedly, "Qiyana actually turned the tables and instantly killed Sejuani! In that case, Azir has no chance of chasing. Luckily, Xiaoxue had his E skill ready and immediately turned around, raised his Sand Soldiers, and ran away!"

[What kind of damage is this?! It can one-shot a pig with that much health!?]

I'm a supermodel!

I wouldn't watch this year's Victoria's Secret Fashion Show without her; she's a true supermodel!

[No problem, Master Ye! Why is everyone heading towards the river this time? Because they need to use Grass element to trigger a Bloom reaction in the river! So detailed!]

Indeed, as the Queen of Elements, triggering an elemental reaction and dealing a significant damage boost shouldn't be a problem, right?

The reason for choosing Sejuani is that her Q skill has a long cooldown, and she doesn't have Flash, leaving her with no room for additional maneuvers.

Compared to Azir who has both E and Flash, this is clearly the safest choice.

Scout was simply stunned.
The thought that he had almost been sent flying by EQ filled him with lingering fear!
So what kind of damage exactly?
The comments were all joking about the difference between the stats and the supermodel.

Although Scout doesn't like playing Qiyana, a high-risk assassin who's uncomfortable to play in lane, he still knows roughly what the range of her damage is.

Even with the armor penetration effect of Prince's Q, the damage just now was clearly off.
"Qiyana secured First Blood this time! And even got Sejuani's Blue Buff!"

"This lane matchup is going to be so awesome!"

In fact, Qiyana's laning phase is not particularly strong. Even if she gets first blood, Azir can easily handle the laning phase after recalling.

But Qiyana, who has no shortage of mana, can transform into a "drowsy monster" and keep using QWQ to clear minions from a distance.

The Tsar was helpless!
Scout knew very well that he absolutely could not let the opponent push to the lane; that was his bottom line.

The Tsar already has almost no ability to support the jungle, and Sejuani is already somewhat disoriented in the jungle. Once Qiyana's minions are freed up and start running around, the jungle will definitely enter hell mode!
Scout wasn't concerned about the jungle.

If the jungle is completely lost, the mid laner will definitely not have an easy time either; it's a matter of mutual dependence.

More importantly, I thought about the importance of this BO5 series, the opposing mid laner, and my own prize money!
Scout gritted his teeth and focused intently, striving to avoid making any small mistakes in the laning phase.

Five minutes later, the dragon spawned, and the Prince, who had a huge advantage in the jungle, immediately went to start the dragon.

Knowing that the outcome of the battle was a foregone conclusion, neither mid laner had any reason to lose lanes and go to help others, so they continued their intense laning battle.

However, both of them had their own ulterior motives.

Both sides clearly had their own ideas, and as they approached level six, the mid lane seemed to be filled with tension.

Scout knew that the opponent had more kill experience and would be faster than him, so he pushed the lane forward with all his might and called Tarzan, who was trying to invade the enemy jungle, to come and gank.

Qiyana was also contesting the minion wave, while simultaneously casting out a grass elemental to conceal herself, and quietly picking up a water elemental to hold in her hand.

But Scout didn't back down at all. Relying on the fact that there were people behind him who still had Flash available, he only wanted to fight for level six.

But it's right inside the hidden space enchanted by the grass element.

A blinding, dazzling light suddenly rose silently after a soldier who had died naturally fell, without making a sound or making any movement that was noticed by the outside world.

"Qiyana's Q didn't clear the front-line minions, but a back-line minion died just in time to help her reach level six. Such precise experience calculation!"

"And the Tsar seems completely oblivious. Goodness! Master Ye's strategy of leveling up by hiding in the bushes!"

"But Sejuani is also behind us!"

Qiyana emerged from the bushes where she was hiding, and the Tsar suddenly noticed the change in the numbers above her head, turning pale with shock.

With a high kick of his E [Unparalleled Courage], Azir, who was close to the wall, reacted quickly and used Flash to escape downwards, trying to avoid the ultimate. At the same time, Sejuani also quickly stepped out from behind.

But soon, Scout was shocked for the second time.

The reason is that Qiyana didn't use the most common ER combo this time, and didn't use her ultimate [Amazing Brilliance] during the E skill's animation!
This is undoubtedly a game of assassination.

Qiyana's ER combo will knock up R before E arrives, so there's no way to react afterward; you can only use Flash in advance.

Scout was extremely focused to be able to use Flash the instant he saw E.

However, the calm Ye Bo clearly had the upper hand in the game!
"I'm two soldiers away from level six! Two more Bing!"

Fortunately, the Tsar's Flash placement was quite good.

He separated himself from Qiyana as much as possible and flashed to the middle of the minion wave, which was a long way from the wall. Even if Qiyana flashed and pushed him at this time, she would not be able to push him against the wall.

But Qiyana still flipped her circular blade and released a powerful elemental force, an elemental shockwave that slammed forward toward the Tsar!

Scout was momentarily stunned by this.

However, Qiyana's ultimate ability is not only for "pushing walls".

The next moment, the Tsar was knocked back 200 yards and fell onto the left bank of the central route.

At the same time, a water elemental Q was also launched, immobilizing the user.

The next moment, the ground began to rapidly follow the trajectory of the shockwave, spreading elemental ripples that rushed towards the Tsar!
[Amazing Spectacle] It's not just about being able to detonate "walls" containing earth elements.

It can also ignite "rivers" containing water elements.

And "grass clumps" with grass elements.

Furthermore, the latter two, like the most common wall-pushing attacks, possess the same damage and control effects!
Although the Tsar was currently in a position that seemed to be quite a distance from the river, this place was actually a section of "river without water" on the middle lane!
The Tsar and Sejuani, who came to cover them from behind, were both stunned by the River Resonance of the Water Element!
"That ultimate move was also pushed down!!"

"Qiyana essentially unleashed all her skills and dealt all the damage! Damn it! Azir still hasn't reached level six!"

The Tsar was severely weakened after breaking free of control. He could only force his sand soldiers to kill minions to reach level six, and then turned around and used his ultimate skill to try to escape.

Qiyana, once again, used "Flash" to cross the familiar Imperial Guard Wall.

Look directly into the Tsar's face!

Sejuani was like an incompetent husband, only able to watch helplessly as Qiyana used her W to steal another Earth Elemental, critically striking and finishing off her when she was low on health!

"Qiyana flashed to dodge the ultimate and secured the kill!"

"That's exactly how Master Ye operates!"

I remember excitedly raising my arms and shouting, "It's truly a feast for the eyes! This is what an assassin should be! It has to be Master Ye's assassin! It's all about one-on-one kills!"

[The Thief King is in the district! The Thief King is in the district! The Thief King is in the district!]

That's really heavy-handed! Give it more force!

[Heh, it's just hero restraint, what are you pretending for?]

[Absolutely, absolutely. It's all about assassins fighting mages, melee fighters fighting ranged fighters, short-ranged fighters fighting long-ranged fighters, wheels fighting staves, and one person fighting an entire army! It's boring!]

[Wow, they can still put up a good fight even when they're behind? That's incredible!]

[I don't know what he was doing with the stolen goods. Even when pigs are slaughtered for Chinese New Year, they know to run away, but he didn't?]

Scout's face was terribly gloomy.

There was something off about the atmosphere in the LNG voice chat.

Hang, trying to ease the tension, said, "It's okay, it's not a big deal, we have a late-game composition~~"

"Don't talk nonsense."

Hang, after being teased by his teammate, immediately stopped joking around. Perhaps sensing the awkward atmosphere, Scout quickly regained his composure and said in a natural tone, "Qiyana doesn't have Flash."

"Let the jungler farm the mid lane."

Tazan, on the other hand, enjoyed a wave of minions, which made up for a lot of his jungle development.

The time came to 8 minutes.

LNG's original plan to help the top lane fight in the Rift failed, and Breath Bro himself failed to gain enough laning advantage. In addition, with a Qiyana who was 2-0, it seemed that the team fights would not be easy to win.

Fortunately, Tarzan, who had been either being remotely controlled by the mid laner or spending eight minutes farming jungle camps, has finally managed to get his head back on track.

He immediately came up with a plan, pretending to peek out in the upper half of the map to ward, but after placing a control ward, he immediately turned and headed to the bottom lane.

This choice was clearly wise.

Although ganking the top lane early on wasn't very effective, it still forced the top laner to use Teleport.

At this point, relying on Neeko's tower-tanking ability, and with neither side's bot lane having the opportunity to reach level six in the Rift, the bot lane might be able to find a breakthrough!

However, now that Nicole's tactics have evolved to this point, everyone knows how to counter them.

—Any hard CC can "bring him back to human form".

However, Tarzan was clearly aware of this, so he deliberately saved his Q skill and used it to knock Rakan's head out of the air when Rakan tried to interrupt him with his W skill!

It's futile.

Beryl used her ultimate ability, "Fleeting Glimpse," to flick her tail and teleport close to the siege minion at the edge of the turret, successfully "charming" it and slapping it back into human form!

Deft's Varus, who was on the verge of death, forcibly saved his ultimate ability, which was then unleashed in perfect unison. The Corruption Chains instantly blocked the battlefield under the tower, forcing Neeko, who was tanking the tower, to be unable to leave the tower for a moment.

It was Light's Kai'Sa who bravely used her ultimate to fly under the tower and deal damage, finally managing to kill both of them under the tower.

However, Kai'Sa and Neeko were also unable to escape and were killed by the turrets one after the other!

"The bot lane duo traded two for two!"

"However, V5 also got a free Rift Herald, so overall V5 definitely comes out on top, but for LNG's late-game lineup, it's definitely acceptable."

"Why!?"

"Mid lane?! They got solo-killed again!!!"

The commentators were just about to tally the results when they heard a kill notification coming from the mid lane.

The sensible director immediately switched to the replay.

The Tsar was once again weakened by a teleportation attack, and after using a health potion, he was left with 70% health and dared not leave the tower.

But when he was at the foot of the tower, Scout was clearly still not convinced.

While moving away from the wall, he was still using the sand soldiers to attack and wear down Qiyana, and his positioning even seemed to be trying to push her back under the tower for a solo kill!

Scout, with his Azir holding his ultimate ability under the tower, is one of the most difficult heroes to cross. What makes Qiyana dare to make a move?

Only visible.

Qiyana walked straight over again!
And this time, they made no attempt to hide it, kicking out with Q followed by E!

Scout reacted extremely quickly this time, and Qiyana's Q followed by E gave her ample reaction time, allowing her to unleash her ultimate, "Forbidden Wall," at the opportune moment to block the way forward!

However.
Qiyana's figure suddenly froze in mid-air, performing a bizarre "twist"!
Qiyana's E and W mobility skills can be used interchangeably; you can use EW or WE to interrupt each other's movement abilities.
W interrupted E's movement and jumped sideways to dodge, actually managing to twist past the Imperial Guard Wall!

What's even scarier is.

The instant the Imperial Guard's wall was unleashed—Jingcai Juejing also made his move at the same time.

A scene that left everyone stunned and speechless unfolded.

The elemental shockwave, following the edge of the Imperial Guard wall, spread instantly from the Tsar's feet, using the Tsar's personal guards as a conduit!
The Tsar stared in horror at the shockwave that reverberated beneath his feet.

looks.

It was as if he had been blasted into a huge hole by his own sand soldiers!
It's just like "The Infiltrator Shockwave"!
Qiyana aimed at the stunned Azir and threw out her newly stolen Earth Elemental with her W skill!
A critical strike finishes him off!

"Qiyana's ultimate can actually be used like this!"

"The mid laner has secured his third, or rather, his first, 1v1 solo kill!"

"But anyway, Qiyana is already 3-0 and has taken off! Actually, the damage in this wave was already a bit incomprehensible. It felt like even the area under the tower was becoming somewhat dangerous for Azir!"

Scout's expression turned even uglier.

The Tsar is most vulnerable to lane collapse, especially in lineups where he is the main carry.

On one hand, Ye Boqiyana played very smoothly in the early game, and once the advantage was snowballed, this hero's snowballing ability was terrifying.

On the other hand, Scout himself was too "unconvinced" and insisted on launching attack after attack.

That would naturally make it easier to give opportunities.

And now, facing such a fat Qiyana...
The player with the worst expression on the LNG team was actually Light in the bottom lane.

Isn't this Qiyana?

What should I do?!

His concerns were undoubtedly valid.

After being killed in the mid lane, Qiyana immediately dropped the Rift Herald, allowing her to secure the first tower kill and max out its plating, thus gaining a significant advantage.

Kai'Sa, who had just become a pillar of the team with a score of 2-1, was directly caught by Jarvan IV's mindless EQR combo during the lane transition.

Fortunately, Lighit reacted quickly, using A+R in mid-air to leap out of the pit, and didn't even take damage from Jarvan IV's R!
Neeko used her ultimate ability to protect and resist, while Sejuani prepared to protect from the outside, determined to save her only carry—but then a figure suddenly flashed forward from the side!

The opening move is Q-Flash, followed by QWEQ.

Light quickly placed his finger on Flash.
Pressing the F key does nothing.

Because the next moment, Qiyana, who appeared on Kai'Sa's screen, turned gray in less than a second!
Light opened his mouth slightly in place.

He leaned forward slightly, staring blankly at the time of the death replay above: 0.37 seconds.

"I"

"I'm at full health!!!"

"He didn't even use his ultimate skill? What kind of damage was that!?"

The entire audience was stunned by the terrifying visual scene and screamed continuously.

The visual impact of a person disappearing in an instant is extremely shocking!
[Haha, the mid laner made a mistake and made the teammates take the blame. I suggest the mid laner pay off any debts the teammates owe at the same time!]

[To be honest, this hero is overpowered! How many assassins with equal equipment can one-shot someone at full health like this? And how many can kill someone in under a second without any skill delay!?]

[It can only be said that even champion mid-laners have a gap in skill!]

This is the King of Assassins! The true King of Assassins! You on the other side, just follow suit!

To be honest, I've always felt that this hero's damage is much higher in the hands of a skilled player, and in Master Ye's hands, it seems ridiculously high—could it be that this game really does have different damage output depending on the player?

[No problem, skins give +10 attack damage. Qiyana is already Akana, so lending out three skins for a total of 30 attack damage isn't unreasonable, is it?]

Melting an ADC at full health is something that not every assassin hero can do.

Not to mention this kind, which takes less than a second to "build up" the skill, making it a truly terrifying "instant kill"!
Everyone knows that Qiyana's damage is indeed very high.

But they didn't even use their ultimate move this time. Isn't that a bit too overpowered?

Professional players, in particular, are very sensitive to damage calculations. Even for heroes they don't play, they've seen them quite often.

Everyone in the game felt that the damage was a bit off.

In fact.

Their intuition was indeed correct.

Even what the comments on the live stream said was correct.

Qiyana is truly a champion where the damage can vary by up to 33% depending on who uses the same set of skills.

This is "The Secret of Supermodels".

Qiyana's most common and basic instant-kill combo is "QWEQ", which can instantly deal damage from two elemental enchantment Qs plus two passives.

Yet this most basic set of skills has unimaginable potential for development.

That is: the speed of pressing QWEQ.

Q is used from a distance → Before the first Q hits, use the {E is faster than Q} mechanism to hit with the second element E stolen by W first, triggering the second element → The first Q hits at the same time → The Q from EQ hits at the same time on the third time.

Make all skills hit at the same instant.

It seems quite simple.

In reality, even if Ye Bo practiced for several hours in the training ground, his success rate in actual combat was only 70% at most.

To achieve the desired effect, the requirements for positioning, hand speed, and coordination are among the top three most demanding aspects of Ye Bo's entire operation!
In actual combat, you have to press all five keys in sequence in 0.3 seconds while simultaneously coordinating the mouse's W (steal), Q (direction), and target acquisition. Just imagine how difficult that is!

From a reasonable "mechanism deduction" perspective, this combo can forcibly trigger a third passive ability that shouldn't exist—which is exactly what Ye Bo originally wanted to develop.

So to put it simply, this operation itself is absolutely valid and is not a "bug".
But here.

The real "strange thing" has appeared.

Ye Bo was astonished to discover that after perfectly executing this combo, the damage increase far exceeded his expectations!
Even if there's an extra {damage multiplier}!

Upon closer inspection, it was discovered that the extra damage in this combo was not a passive attack at all.

Instead, it inexplicably turned into damage with an extra Q!
This was definitely not right. Ye Bo immediately reported it to the designer, but just like with Xerath, he didn't receive a clear response.

The key is.

Even if you try to use Xerath's maneuver intentionally, you might not be able to execute it.

But Qiyana's QWEQ combo is her most basic combo!
Not allowing it is equivalent to restricting the prince from using the EQ combo!

It's safe to say that any professional player or top-tier player who plays Qiyana has inevitably triggered this "bug" at least 10000% of the time.

There will always be moments when you manage to turn the tide with a sliver of health, requiring you to press the buttons extremely quickly.

It's just that the requirements for hand speed are too demanding, and most of the time the buttons are pressed unconsciously. It's ridiculously difficult to use it deliberately and consistently in actual combat, so no one has noticed it for a long time.
This might explain why many people, when watching a skilled Qiyana player, are always amazed at how ridiculously high her damage output is.

Then when I play by myself, I always feel like I'm missing something.

It's very likely that this is because of this hero skill that truly allows for increased damage through hand speed!
The Way of the Assassin.

The most important thing is speed!

Of course, even without triggering any strange bugs, this technique is still a theoretically achievable damage-boosting trick.

While adding an extra passive ability isn't as dramatic as adding an extra Q ability, it can definitely boost a hero's damage by a significant margin.

At the same time, this technique only raises the skill ceiling—after all, it can only succeed if it matches the combo of "long-range initiation" + "rapid QWEQ", so its applicability is limited.

Ye Bo only used it twice in this match.

However, the psychological impact of seeing Qiyana instantly kill someone from full health seems to have an additional effect.

Everyone knew that the outcome of the match was no longer in doubt.

The Qiyana and Prince mid-jungle duo is highly efficient at ganking, and their terrifying mid-game killing ability as assassins can quickly disrupt the rhythm of the game.

The Tsar's presence has become a veritable economic funnel for the team!

The first match felt like entering a slaughterhouse.

Amidst exclamations of "Holy crap!!" "What damage!?" and "Damn, that was a one-hit kill!?", it was utterly wiped out!

(End of this chapter)