I just turned eighteen, and you want me to make a comeback?

Chapter 89-Mercury is released, and the battle is won in one go!
On the court, both teams' top laners used the teleport almost at the same time.

But just when the TP bar was halfway through, the red light on Riven suddenly disappeared, and she turned around abruptly, aiming at Fiora.

ER rushes forward and flashes into the tower.

The third part of the Broken Wing Dance flipped high and knocked the sword lady away, interrupting Ssumday's teleport.

Full cooldown reduction allows Riven to easily perform a double Q quadruple combo.

The third part of the Broken Wing Dance has just ended, and the Broken Wing Dance has already taken a turn for the better.

The screen flashed red, and Ssumday immediately pressed the spacebar to switch back to the main perspective.

But in this short moment, Riven had already unleashed an extremely terrifying burst.

Q3 knocks up, AQW Hydra A followed by Wind Slash.

Most of Fiora's health bar suddenly disappeared, leaving only the last third!

Ssumday reacted quickly and used W. Naturally, this Laurent's Heart Knife could not hit Riven who had two Qs still in progress.

This W is just to buy time, allowing Ssumday's target to gain this 0.75 seconds of invincibility, so that he can organize his thoughts and react.

The duration of Laurent's Heart Eye Knife ended, and the sword energy was indeed avoided by Riven's second stage Q's small displacement, and Riven had already blocked the sword girl's retreat at this moment!
In this wave, Riven was determined to cross the tower and kill!
Fiora's ultimate skill, Wushuang Challenge, locked onto Riven. Four flaws appeared. Ssumday controlled Fiora to counterattack with a Q, and then...

Flash and run away.

Riven took away so much of his health first, leaving him with no chance of a counterattack.

Ssumday gave Fiora's ultimate to Riven not because he wanted to kill her in return, but to obtain the acceleration effect of the ultimate and the acceleration after breaking the flaw.

With double acceleration, Fiora can escape extremely fast.

but……

"Where's my ultimate?"

Ssumday was stunned. After flashing away, he found that Riven did not have any special effects of his ultimate skill, but instead was illuminated by a layer of silver-white light.

It's the Mercury Scimitar!

Ssumday reacted immediately.

At this time, Mercury can be used to release the ultimate lock of Fiora and Jie, but he ignored this point!
Riven used Mercury to instantly counter Fiora's ultimate, so he couldn't break the flaw.

The double acceleration effect of the ultimate move and breaking the flaw was not triggered.

The function of his Q+flash is simply two stages of displacement.

And the result is...

Fiora failed to break the flaw to recover health, and her movement speed was not fast enough to escape.

A slight difference can make a difference of a thousand miles.

Without this layer of acceleration and blood recovery, Fiora's escape is completely hopeless.

Mercury's Scimitar accelerates, and after waiting for the E skill to be ready, Riven uses EQ to shock Fiora. Riven, who has a super short skill cooldown, has top-notch chasing ability in the entire League of Legends.

Even with the ability to move, Fiora has no chance of escape.

Riven chased all the way to the highland tower and killed Fiora on the spot!
Until this moment, both sides were only halfway through the dragon fight...

After showing the solo kill scene, the director also cut to Ssumday's first-person perspective.

Ssumday slumped in a black and white gaming chair, his face looking very similar to the armrests.

The Q blocking technique, TPing right in front of him to trick him into switching perspectives, timing the camera switches, flashing across the tower, and using Mercury's predictive counter to his ultimate...

He was completely defeated from beginning to end, and there was nothing to say.

In the previous group stage, he saw the two top laners of CLG and PNG being beaten like retarded children, and even Smeb was beaten like a bot. I always felt that if he were playing, it would never happen like that. Today, he played in person, full of confidence and in top form.

For several days, he dreamed of defeating Yuanshen and the audience cheering and calling him the world's number one top laner.

But now, the dream is over.

It turns out that in front of Yuan Shen, he also seems like a mentally retarded person...

He even felt that using the hero Fiora in front of Yuan Shen was like an insult to Fiora.

……

The Korean operating system has been regarded as the benchmark and truth by major competition areas since it won the championship for two consecutive years in S3 and S4.

Everyone was learning the Korean style of operation and play, which was not ended until S8 by the sudden emergence of IG, but the impact is still far-reaching.

From S3 to S8, the Korean-style operation style dominated the game of League of Legends for a full five years.

Every year at the World Championship, Riot's updates target the Korean-style game system. For example, they reduce the number of wards, reduce the visibility of true wards, strengthen defensive towers, and add resource points like the Rift Herald and River Crab. This creates more opportunities for early-game fights and makes the meta more inclined towards competitive operation rather than team-based operations.

Even the game companies didn't want to see LCK dominate the league, so they kept adjusting the versions. Finally, in S8, IG won the championship, ending the dominance of the LCK team and interrupting LCK's history of winning the championship for five consecutive years and sweeping the championship and runner-up positions for three consecutive years.

Because, when it comes to operations and teamwork, the LCK team, with its high-intensity training like an army and super high execution capabilities, is truly the strongest in the world.

In terms of personal strength, the talented players from LPL and Europe and the United States will definitely not lose to LCK players.

However, the former is 1+1+1+1+1=5, while the LCK team often adds up the five, but the effect exceeds 5.

But now, there is a player who can frequently play the role of 2 or even 3 on his own.

Whether it is the LMS or LPL live broadcast room, the barrage is boiling at this moment.

"This Riven is so amazing..."

"Riven is a Tier 2 champion? Designer, take a look at her!"

"Knife Girl: Are you there? Sister, get ready to get stabbed together."

"Wow, over at Rat TV, the foreigners are going crazy with The Best Riven."

"This wave of destroying the high ground in the top lane and killing two people is a bit like Faker's Riven in Season 3. Yuanshen calls him the little Faker in the top lane, and it's confirmed."

"The person above mentioned Hammer. Faker's Riven match was a ranked game. How can it be the same in Worlds? And at that time, Riven hadn't been nerfed yet. At level 1, a lightning-fast QA could hit 500 health. That's too bad."

"This injury is ridiculous."

"It's just a joke, don't take it seriously..."

……

The replay ended. Among the five members of Flash Wolves, three had the Baron Buff and were now pushing the high ground with the troops.

There were super soldiers advancing in the bottom lane, so Yuan Shen went straight to the top lane.

The second tower in the middle lane collapsed, and the Tsar's passive sun disc stood up.

The sand soldiers were attacking crazily, and everyone in KT looked at each other in bewilderment.

When it comes to positional warfare, the Tsar fears no one.

The originally tense and stalemate situation has now completely tilted towards Flash Wolves.

With a series of operations, Yuan Shen created a 6000 economic gap.

As Flash Wolves pushed forward with the Baron Buff, the jungle was cleared and all the outer towers were taken down. The economic gap even exceeded 10,000 at one point. Flash Wolves went home to resupply a wave of equipment and implemented a 4-1 split push. After more than 30 minutes, Riven with six pieces of equipment was unstoppable in the single lane. KT was exhausted and retreated step by step.
Thirty-two minutes into the game, Flash Wolves pushed down KT's main crystal base.

In the fourth game of the quarterfinals, Flash Wolves leads one to zero!

(End of this chapter)