Chapter 274: Asian Games rehearsal of beating teammates? Shadow Claw Arena

"Good heavens, the sun has risen from Mondstadt? Genshin brother is actually playing League of Legends on his day off!"

Ye Bo just wanted to interact when he entered the game, and the support Twitch in the all-chat box had already typed a: {? } with lightning speed.

Twitch: {zhuaxiajuejiao! }

Pyke: {wokanbudongpinyin}

Twitch: {Gank bot, break off friendship! }

Pyke: {bushibenren}

Except for the passionate interaction between the two, the random teammates in the chat box were also very excited, looking like a cyber fan meeting.

Ye Bo was long used to it; he waited for the minion wave to arrive and then entered serious mode.

This game's Pyke was still laning against the Azir he had dealt with on the field, but the last time Ye Bo laning against was Chovy, and the Azir player in the random game was naturally quite different.

"Just like that match, mid lane Pyke against Azir at level one can use the hero's high attack power to E to the face and hit the Hail of Blades damage... but we can't make a move this wave."

Ye Bo taught the live stream audience half to himself, but his positioning was very far back, his eyes always glancing at the bottom of the mini-map.

He was waiting for Twitch to show his head.

The bot lane was just seeing the ADC show his head, and their own bot lane duo had already accelerated to push the wave, which was the current common idea for dealing with level one roaming Twitch.

Although both live stream rooms definitely had "moles" reporting, the live stream had a delay, so the two naturally couldn't stream-snipe.

Ye Bo knew very well the Twitch support that BeryL loved to play, knowing that the opponent couldn't not mess with people at level one, and even specifically clicked a retreat signal for the top lane.

And just at this moment, Twitch finally walked out from behind the bot lane.

It looked like he knew the opponent would definitely be on guard, so he simply gave up and walked back early.

Ye Bo glanced at Twitch appearing on the mini-map and immediately focused back on the front.

Aiming at Azir's positioning mistake, he rolled forward with E!

However, Azir contrastingly didn't retreat at all, standing on the spot and setting up sand soldiers to fight head-on, instantly making Ye Bo realize something...

At this time, a Twitch shouting "Diu Diu Diu Diu Diu" suddenly popped out of the air behind him!

"Damn!"

Although Azir was only level one, poking three times with Hail of Blades still had damage, not to mention the well-known combat power of Twitch with Ignite at level one hitting full passive.

Pyke had E'd forward, so this wave simply didn't flash and just ran to avoid a chain reaction; in the end, the kill was taken by Azir flashing and chasing with A.

At this moment, Ye Bo naturally already knew why he had been tricked.

The opponent's jungler, Neeko!

Twitch wanted to roam at level one, so the jungler had to lean towards the bot lane as much as possible to avoid the ADC being forcibly dived by the opponent.

After Neeko's rework was launched, the first position developed in random games was actually the jungle position — after all, this "camouflage" ability was seen as useless during the laning phase before Ye Bo showed those magical ideas!

Not to mention that once a lane position misses, the side lanes will immediately become vigilant; at first glance, it is indeed more suitable for jungling.

And this was a ranked game after all, so Ye Bo couldn't be as "stable" as in a match, so he didn't think much more when he saw "Twitch" appear on the mini-map.

"Hey, still took the bait, Master Ye~" BeryL, who successfully manipulated the situation on the opposite side, was smug.

BeryL, who had positioned himself at the beginning, found that Pyke didn't take the bait, and looked at his own jungler Neeko.

He immediately "commanded" in the chat box.

Although there was no voice, the thinking of high-ranked random players was not bad; one look and they knew what it meant.

Directly using Smite to reach level two and then turning into Twitch, and then following behind the ADC to the lane — actually, it was equivalent to a disguised "gank" to lure to the mid lane!

"Good good good," Ye Bo waited for the resurrection time and sat up straight in front of the seat.

"Genshin brother is playing like this!"

Although he was caught once at the beginning, fortunately, the pressure of laning against Azir was not great.

The biggest difference between ranked and matches is that teammate strength is extremely uncontrollable, and most of them have very poor discipline.

Just like Azir just now, because he flashed to take the kill, even if BeryL clicked a caution signal for the mid lane, he was still arrested by Ye Bo using the classic Phantom Undertow that was a section longer to interrupt Shifting Sands!

However, BeryL also followed up with a "fake roam," tricking the opponent's bot lane into diving, but in fact, it was a trick of squatting in the back for a full half-minute without eating minions, completing a counter-kill.

At 6 and a half minutes, the bot lane missed again and had a roaming opportunity.

Ye Bo glanced at the minion waves on both sides.

Neither jungler had exposed their position, and the top laners on both sides were Ornn vs Sion, theoretically neither should be at risk of being ganked.

The ranked rhythm would not be so tight, and the small dragon was still there; theoretically, the bot lane at this time was the time when a 4v4 key team fight was most likely to break out.

But Ye Bo chose to head to the top lane.

The reason was simple — because he felt that the opponent was also likely to come to the top this wave.

Losing the first small dragon was harmless, but if they could take advantage of the time when the opponent's four forces were gathered at the bottom to let the core main combat forces of the canyon team, the mid and top lanes, gain an advantage, it would have a more obvious effect on the competition for the canyon team.

Azir was not convenient to roam, so he pushed the wave in the mid lane to eat plating, and as long as he could hit the top laner's ultimate to catch the CD difference, he could directly occupy the advantage!

This was V5's classic playstyle, and also the overlap of the two's ideas.

Ye Bo guessed half right.

BeryL did indeed come to the upper half area... but his true purpose was not the top lane.

But Pyke, who "might" come to support the top lane!

Twitch hid in the corner inside the Dragon Pit, a position that would not be discovered if passing by from the entrance, and the adjacent river also had a fake ward — at the same time, there was a "Neeko" camouflaged completely overlapping with the {Honeyfruit} by the wall below!

The two guarded the middle line of the river like this, one up and one down.

If Pyke wanted to go to the top, there was no reason to risk walking through the opponent's jungle, which was likely to have true sight wards, and no reason to deliberately take a long detour from his own jungle, which might be moved upon first by people from the opponent's side who arrived first.

The most likely path was walking the river.

After all, Pyke possessed the ability of {stealth} to hide vision; compared to his teammate Lillia walking from the river and being easily exposed, this was the fastest route!

And at this pass, walking below would be discovered by the Honeyfruit Neeko, and walking above would be discovered by the vision over the wall where Twitch was located!

"Coming!"

The warning sign of W "Ambush" appeared on Twitch, and Neeko's eyes indeed saw Pyke leaning against the wall following that!

"Freeze, freeze!" BeryL frantically marked signals, instructing Neeko to move directly with ER.

However, BeryL actually only guessed half right.

Because just as Neeko moved to throw the E skill, and Twitch also walked out from outside the Dragon Pit — at the Blue Buff intersection not far to the left, a "Swirlseed" from Lillia actually rolled out!

Lillia did indeed want to detour from behind the minion wave just now, which was also the route Lillia was most likely to complete a squat.

It's just that because Ye Bo guessed that the opponent's jungle and support had likely already positioned themselves, if he wanted to intercept halfway, Lillia detouring from behind the minion wave would easily lead to the formation being separated and disconnected...

Although Ye Bo didn't expect the opponent to squat in this position.

But this was the only way out of the blue area, and it was also the position where he clicked the signal, indicating for the two to meet!

Teammates couldn't understand, just blindly following the command of this ID.

BeryL looked at the Swirlseed rolling towards him, directly and decisively flashing forward to dodge, wanting to output Pyke with all his might first!

Neeko had also used all ER controls, wanting to focus fire on Pyke first.

Lillia's hooves stepped forward quickly to Q Twitch and release the ultimate, while Twitch AA'd the last hit and exploded E to deal damage.

And the heavily wounded Pyke immediately jumped over the thick wall from behind the moment he broke free.

Neeko immediately followed with a flash to pursue, only needing two more A's to kill!

But just as Neeko crossed the wall, R "Death from Below" was cast from the bottom left angle — Pyke actually used the wall volume to "jump" back to the opposite wall!

The E skill was still in the air turning back, then connecting with Flash forward to stick to Twitch's face!

The ghost shadow flying back formed a big "V" in the river!

Neeko was thousands of miles away and couldn't supplement damage, and Twitch, who had woken up from the night lullaby, had a chance to AA to supplement damage, but at this time was stunned again by the ghost shadow that returned to the limit!

"Damn!!"

Pyke stabbed out and connected with double Hail of Blades A, cooperating with Lillia's Ionian Guillotine, directly beheading Twitch first!

Neeko, who had crossed the wall behind, walked out slowly.

Pyke had already walked towards the back and disappeared from vision to restore the gray health bar of his passive.

Lillia sniped with all her might, and her sustained combat ability was significantly stronger than Neeko's, and Conqueror had already stacked full!

Neeko was low on health, and Lillia even stopped her hand and frantically signaled, letting Pyke E over again to K this kill, finally winning a double kill!

【Turtle, what a handsome V-slash!】

【Is this the bond between V5 mid and support, the most familiar opponents!】

【The two of them are secretly connected remotely under the table, right?】

【A bit interesting, Asian Games rehearsal, right? Looking forward to these two having a fight at the Asian Games】

【Ho ho, Pyke gnawed two more heads, feels like I can already see smoke rising from Twitch's head~~~】

After Pyke had the first item Shadow Claw, Twitch no longer dared to actively show his face and approach.

After all, Shadow Claw combined with Pyke's E skill, as long as he could press to a sufficient limit, could almost achieve uncontrollable forced control!

Not to mention that it was a hero like Twitch who was fragile and had no displacement; without Flash, there was no means of counter-control.

However, Ye Bo really had a bit of "seeking revenge," and for several consecutive minutes, he was looking for Twitch throughout the field!

"Ya Yixi, hey, why are you doing this, we're all buddies!"

"Damn it..."

BeryL's record quickly began to become a bit ugly, obviously already a bit anxious from being killed.

He began to ponder bad ideas.

Although he didn't play Pyke much, this thing was ultimately a support hero, so he had some understanding.

The reason why Pyke's Shadow Claw is a qualitative change is a very important reason: approaching the target no longer requires handing over the key E skill for displacement, but can use Shadow Claw instead.

Not only can it increase damage, but the fault tolerance rate is also greatly improved!

So, how can you force Pyke to use E to get close, instead of using Shadow Claw to get close?

Crossing the wall.

Shadow Claw requires a target to displace, and the casting distance is much shorter than E; generally, as long as the enemy crosses the wall, it is easy to get out of the target range, and only the E skill can be used to cross the wall.

Twitch came to the mid lane again to actively provoke, and even lit up an expression.

Pyke, who was addicted to killing, didn't get used to it, directly using W to sneak close; anyway, he had Flash and his own jungler was nearby, almost ignoring the Azir next to him.

And Twitch saw this and hurriedly went invisible and ran towards the wall behind.

Just as Pyke was about to approach the Shadow Claw range, Twitch decisively flashed over the wall!

Ye Bo was stunned for a moment, but still steadily inserted a ward over the wall to confirm that there was no one behind the wall, and then decisively E'd over the wall.

But just at the moment of jumping over the wall.

The "Blast Cone" in the distance suddenly changed and flew out, throwing Entangle!

To ambush Pyke, Neeko had deliberately hidden far in the back just now, camouflaged as a Blast Cone, not hesitating to use Flash to get close at this moment!

Ye Bo reacted extremely quickly, raising his dagger high and using R "Death from Below" to slash simultaneously to achieve {control offset}, forcibly topping the Entangle's restraint and instantly slashing behind Twitch — while carrying the ghost shadow of the E skill to kill!

Twitch fell to the ground quickly, but Azir next to him had also EQ drifted over, cooperating with Neeko's ultimate to sit down and start outputting.

Pyke broke free and flashed over the wall... but Azir, who was prepared, also flashed over the wall at the same time.

From under the wall, he R'd in reverse and pushed Pyke up against the wall again!

"Naixi ya!!!" BeryL excitedly acted as a fountain commander in front of the screen: "That's it!"

At this time, Pyke had Neeko on his face, and Azir outputting over the wall below, blocked at both ends.

Even if his own jungler was already on the way, it still looked like there was nowhere to escape.

Pyke seemed to be making a desperate struggle, starting to charge the steel nail...

But the steel nail was thrown, but it was not aimed at Neeko on the face.

It was aimed at Azir under the wall!

Azir, whose positioning was stuck, failed to twist and dodge, but he wasn't panicked — anyway, Pyke was already heavily wounded, whether it was pulling Azir close to the wall and Shadow Clawing over the wall, or pulling Azir up to 2v1.

Pyke, who had no Flash, no ultimate, and no E, had no reason to run, and would live at most 1 more second!

However.

Seeing that the Bone Skewer had just grabbed Azir, and the body had just left the ground, Pyke's whole body instantly erupted with gray light, pressing Shadow Claw half a second late.

The next moment.

Azir and Pyke just "crossed" face-to-face in the air.

Forming "Shifting Positions"!

Pyke shuttled under the wall, while Azir was pulled onto the wall!

"??" BeryL's eyes widened and he stretched his upper neck: "This can survive!?" ===== CHAPTER 275 =====