Nirvana Top Laner, Reborn Tokyo Girl

Chapter 25, Section 24: The Ghost King is awesome!
The moment the vampire made that mistake, Dragon God thought he had seized a golden opportunity and instantly flashed in to unleash his full combo.

The vampire had already used his Blood Pool in the previous fight to avoid damage, and this skill has a long cooldown in the early game. This means that as long as he can Flash in and unleash his full combo this time, everything will be fine.

He believed that his decision was correct.
Even if you can't kill them, even if the opponent reacts, it's just a matter of exchanging Flashes.

After exchanging Flash, this Vladimir no longer had the ability to stay in lane, and what awaited him next was to go back home and lose a wave of minions.

If the opponent reacts even slightly slower, they will die at his hands.

In any case, this is a sure-fire way to make money. The only difference is whether you kill the vampire directly and win big, or you send the vampire back to base and lose money but win a small amount.

However, he did not realize that the reason this situation of either winning big or winning small a win occurred was because Shimamura Yuna saw the only worldline among thousands of possibilities that would prevent him from winning.

The moment Shimamura stepped forward, he knew Ryze would flash in to catch her when she didn't have her W.

She planned to teleport the moment the opponent teleported, so as not to take any damage.

It sounds simple, but it's actually a somewhat stressful operation for her these days.

With the effects of long-term, high-dose medication still lingering, her reaction time is currently very slow.

It's fortunate that she's a top lane vampire specialist rather than a specialist in other heroes that require high skill ceilings.

The Vampire hero doesn't require much skill in terms of gameplay.

It's more about fundamentals, mastery of the hero, understanding of item builds, and the ability to judge when to do what.

These things are stored in the mind and will not be lost.

With these items, Shimamura Yuna was still able to easily reach high ranks.

But this does not mean that her strength is the same as before.

In fact, at certain crucial moments now, she can clearly feel that she is "powerless".

It's fine if you know exactly when the other party will start the group buy and you're willing to invest your attention.

If she loses focus even slightly, or gets caught off guard by the opponent's sudden attack, she basically collapses and falls asleep immediately.

The frequency of dying when W or Flash is not available is ten to nine times higher than in the previous life.

After playing League of Legends for a week, she's now a little afraid of certain initiation-type support champions.

Thresh, Blitzcrank, Nautilus, Leona—these champions can suddenly unleash a skill on her and knock her up, which can really catch her off guard.

Gone is the calm and confidence I once had in team fights, when I could use Flash + W + Zhonya's Hourglass to dodge all the crucial skills.

In short: 'I understand JKL now.'

She used to really not understand why JKL, such a top professional player, kept getting hit by Q and why his reaction time was so slow.

But now she understands.

In conclusion, when she decided to go up and trick the opponent into using Flash, Shimamura Yuna was genuinely a little nervous.

She was worried that her elderly reaction time wouldn't be fast enough, and that Ryze would flash in and lock her down, instantly killing her.

So, at that moment, all her attention was focused on "keeping an eye on the opponent's flash".

Her heart was pounding and her blood was flowing faster.

Her entire gaze was fixed on the computer screen.

then
She successfully used Flash the instant Ryze flashed in.

"Ah, I did it."

The moment Shimamura realized she hadn't been hit by Ryze's abilities, she breathed a sigh of relief. And then came the instant her plan had succeeded.

Ryze failed to deal damage, poke, or even secure a kill with this Flash push.

He even placed himself in a position that was too deeply entrenched.

At this moment, Zhao Xin, who had been prepared all along, appeared.

The moment Zhao Xin appeared in his field of vision, Long Shen's mood plummeted.

As he tried his best to operate the machine, he cursed angrily: "This machine crashed, and now the wild dogs are coming to bite your dad, damn it."

Then, as expected, after he was killed by Zhao Xin without moving, he turned his attention to his own jungler.

Seeing that his jungler was farming in the top half of the jungle without coming to help him, he became furious and repeatedly attacked the jungler.

"Holy crap, where's our jungler? Is our jungler dead?"

After venting his emotions for a while, Longshen thought that his live stream might be banned for being too harsh, so he calmed down and said, "Forget it, it's okay. Let's just give this damn dog a piece of our minds. I'll kill him whenever I come back later. It's fine, it's completely fine."

However, since returning from this trip back to town, it's clear to the naked eye that Ryze can no longer exert as much pressure on the vampire.

For a vampire-level expert like Yuna Shimamura, once she gets past the most difficult first few levels and her Q rank rises, the situation is no longer something a low-score master like her can control.

Ryze's attempt to "suppress" in the early game has essentially failed.

What he can do next is to develop peacefully with the vampire as much as possible, and strive to outperform the vampire in subsequent roaming and team fights, rather than continuing to fight the vampire to the death in "lane dominance".

However, Dragon God was clearly not one to back down. He found it unacceptable that he couldn't beat his colleague, who was known for "playing the same hero to death."

Therefore, we must make up for lost ground online.

And then the result was...
It's available as soon as you arrive.

Zhao Xin comes, and he comes again; he comes several times, and he comes several more times.

So, all the Dragon God could do was curse his jungler as a dead man time and time again.

However, from the perspective of his jungler, it is indeed quite difficult to help a top laner like him who mindlessly pushes the lane and cannot gain a significant health advantage.

As a result, the equipment gap widened, and gradually, Shimamura Yuna was able to completely dominate Longshen's Ryze in a single lane.

Ryze struggled to whittle down Ryze's health for a long time, but Shimamura Yuna could recover it with a single red Q and even deal a significant amount of damage to him.

At this point, the Dragon God's defenses were completely breached.

"Fuck, this jungler is dead, I can't play this game."

His viewers were happy to see him break down, so the comments were all sarcastic and mocking.

[A maggot]

[God Bro, you seem like trash.]

[The Ghost King is awesome, he beats Brother God like a maggot]

[I have to say, this vampire actually knows how to play the game; he doesn't play it like a diamond.]

[You can't beat the Ghost King, so why challenge him?]

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