roccoschili Chapter 121 The Nightmare Continues
Chapter 121 The Nightmare Continues
"How did Quinn end up here?!"
Peanut had just finished taking down the blue buff when Quinn rushed over and startled him.
Karsa's Lee Sin burst out from behind the wall and delivered a roundhouse kick that sent the unskilled Jarvan IV flying back into Quinn's face.
Fang Han's fingers danced, Quinn's E skill connected in mid-air, intercepting the prince within the attack range of the two.
Followed by.
Quinn and Lee Sin unleashed all their damage on Jarvan IV.
In just three seconds, the prince was lying on the ground unconscious.
Little Peanut, who had nearly a thousand yuan in his pocket and hadn't gone home, looked furious.
If I had known Quinn would play like this, I wouldn't have been so greedy.
He was always thinking about getting more jungle monsters, but he never replenished his equipment, and his prince was as fragile as a piece of paper.
It's worth noting that Quinn and Lee Sin didn't have much gold; it was simply that completing their items gave them a clear equipment advantage in this wave.
Otherwise, given the prince's frankness, he couldn't have died so easily.
Peanut laughed at his own stupidity.
He still forgot that the player behind Quinn on the other side was Arthur, and treated this game as just a regular ranked match.
If it were just a regular ranked match, he wouldn't care whether he won or lost.
But since the opponent is Arthur, we must play well and win this game!
Thinking of this, Peanut, sitting upright in his gaming chair, immediately straightened up.
Seeing him shaking his head and moving his wrists and neck, Khan couldn't help but laugh.
"So much pressure? Are you thinking about the bad memories of last year again?"
"Play well this round, and if you win, I'll treat you to fried chicken and hot pot!"
"Really? Since you put it that way, I'll get serious."
Khan glanced at Peanut a couple of times, and the smile on his face gradually faded.
At first, he thought that Peanut's usual remarks were just empty words, used to belittle himself and get closer to his teammates.
But it wasn't until he actually faced Arthur that Khan noticed the seriousness and focus on Peanut's face.
It turns out this guy was telling the truth all along; Arthur really is his "inner demon"...
Khan is really getting serious now.
Or rather, he has to be serious.
At least we need to show Peanut that his enemies are the common enemies of KZ!
Arthur, right? You dare to bully my brother? Then you're going to die!
Khan, eager to get back to work, went home, spent all his savings, and confidently returned to the online world.
Come on, Arthur! Let's have a real man's battle on the road!
At this stage, Khan hasn't experienced the trials of the World Championship yet, and he doesn't know how dangerous the outside world is or how treacherous other professional players are.
Unfortunately, Fang Han happens to be the epitome of "wickedness".
The top laner who faces him will either leave the team or, in severe cases, need to undergo psychological treatment before the game starts.
This isn't a competition, this is a tribulation!
Khan heard that after Huni finished S7, he stayed in seclusion at the base for a week, not using any social media, and seemed to have vanished from the internet.
Cuvee's performance after losing in the finals never recovered, and he was relegated to the bench several times during the Spring Split.
To be honest, Khan even suspects that Cuvee might be retiring soon.
Of the two LCK top laners who faced Arthur in the finals, one became withdrawn and the other had his career cut short by half.
Khan found it strange, wondering if it was really that exaggerated.
We're all professional top laners, isn't it normal to win and lose?
Besides, Arthur performed so well, shouldn't he win the championship?
Khan didn't have any particular opinion about Arthur; he just thought this new generation of top lane prodigy from the LPL was very impressive and he was looking forward to playing against him.
He also wanted to see if he was qualified to compete for the championship!
"hold head high--"
Valor's bird calls rang out again, and Quinn, having replenished her equipment, rushed back to the top lane, activating her W midway.
Khan's smile froze instantly.
Strange.
Logically, shouldn't he be hiding behind the minion wave and kiting me?
He played like this for the first five minutes, so why is he playing like this now...?
Seeing a bird-like creature dart around in front of him, Khan got a little itchy and switched to cannon mode to fire an enhanced shot.
But in front of him was Arthur, a super professional player with script-like movement skills.
Quinn could dodge skills even without using her bird, and now that she has, she won't be able to hit a single skill.
After dodging the cannonball, Quinn changed her positioning again, flying straight at Jayce.
It wasn't until a sonic boom shot out from the bushes that Khan finally understood why Arthur's style had suddenly changed.
Oh no! My Flash isn't ready yet!
The classic card flash time attack.
Fang Han's favorite thing to do is to calculate the psychology of others.
The closer it gets to the time when both skills are ready to be activated, the more relaxed players will become, feeling that they have room to maneuver.
But it is precisely in situations like these that weaknesses are most likely to be exposed, and professional players are no exception.
Of course, Karsa's unreasonable jungle planning always manages to trick his opponents.
After all, no one would have expected that the enemy jungler, after counter-jungling in the bottom lane, would go straight to the top lane without clearing a single jungle camp.
Only Mlxg would do something like this...
With Lee Sin's help, Quinn secured another kill, bringing her score to 3-1.
A Quinn getting kills so easily in the early game...
The viewers in the live stream were already getting into the experience and enjoying themselves.
"Wow, that feels so good! Is getting a head really that easy?"
"How does the streamer manage to get kills so easily? I can never beat the jungler at getting kills."
"I'm also very curious. This is Lee Sin, with such high burst damage, how come the streamer can still have so much fun getting kills?"
"It feels like it comes with a built-in passive ability that automatically executes the opponent when their health drops to a certain amount."
"Could it be that the streamer really has some kind of professional player system?"
"It's hard to say, but the streamer has always been lucky; things like getting a health boost often happen in matches."
"..."
What the audience didn't know was that Fang Han really did have a system.
However, the fact that he managed to get kills was mostly due to Fang Han's exaggerated damage calculations.
In Fang Han's view, if he wanted to, no one could take a head from him.
Humanoid Collector, okay!
However, there are exceptions. For example, when Darius is at full health and uses his ultimate to reduce a enemy's health by nearly a thousand, Fang Han can't steal the kill.
But he plays top lane, so if anyone's going to play Darius, it's him.
After securing three kills and pushing the minion wave to return home, Fang Han equipped Quinn with a Statikk Shiv.
With the combination of the electric blade and five-speed boots, its mobility is unmatched.
The next ten minutes or so were completely wasted time, or rather, Arthur's personal performance time.
Quinn cleared the lane in two seconds after logging in, then immediately mounted Valor and disappeared from the lane.
Quinn will then appear in the mid lane, bottom lane, and jungle, emerging from the shadows to mercilessly reap the lives of her enemies.
Not only did they help their teammates gain an advantage, but they also continuously accelerated their own development.
When the game time reaches twenty minutes.
Quinn reappeared in the jungle and acquired her three core items.
Seeing this, the newly resurrected Peanut gave a wry smile and immediately started soliciting votes.
It seems I'm going to have nightmares again tonight...