Chapter 279: Double Flying Thunder God

The rhythm had already deviated from EDG's pre-match expectations.

Zhu Kai, who was originally calm in the back, became increasingly anxious, once urging FoFo to take off quickly through the air.

But he was looking at the OB perspective, not FoFo's first-person perspective — otherwise he would have seen that FoFo was actually dragging the map all the time, wanting to find an opportunity.

It's just that he really couldn't find it!

And what the commentary desk could see, the players themselves naturally knew.

FoFo also felt that the effect deviated from what they expected; after all, this was a new version that had only been online for seven days, even if they had played training matches, there were not enough reference samples.

FoFo knew that being solo-killed in the mid lane was already an unforgivable sin.

Now the only thing he could do was to use Twisted Fate's advantage to create opportunities before the resource team fight, which might save the situation caused by the lack of combat power in the mid lane!

"Dog Master, can the bot lane press to the next wave of minions, not letting the opponent return to the base?"

FoFo hesitated for a while before speaking decisively.

Actually, he and Uzi were quite familiar — last year's Summer Split, before Scout ran from EDG to BLG, Uzi's mid laner was FoFo.

Although the number of games wasn't too many, it could be considered old teammates, so he was still brave enough to speak.

"OK!"

Uzi responded loudly; he had long been itching to try, and seeing the support finish warding, he immediately started to press forward.

Milio's laning ability was definitely relatively weak among soft supports; the main amplification means was the W skill's {Range Aura}, which could increase the range of all friendly units within the aura, as well as extra flat A damage.

And enhancing range, the effect exerted in different people's hands was also different.

Although Uzi was three-retired and three-out, his current strength was definitely weaker than his peak period.

However, in terms of pulling range, that was his signature skill!

Aphelios holds the green blade, switches to it, and lands an auto-attack to mark the target, then instantly switches to the red blade to activate Q; being within the aura of the bright candle also grants the red blade Q a range increase, and while aggressively pushing forward, he also uses the movement speed bonus to dodge the frog's tongue!

Red blade Q hit full, then switched to green blade; the range advantage fully displayed the truth that one inch long is one inch strong.

Jin Kesi wanted to counter-attack, but Aphelios directly handed over Heal to forcibly press forward!

Exceeding the range of Jin Kesi's low-level rocket launcher, plus Uzi's skilled pulling distance A technique, Deft and BeryL had to follow the Heal acceleration to retreat to avoid the edge for the time being to protect their health.

After all, there was still the deterrence of Twisted Fate.

Fortunately, V5's bot lane had always been maintaining suppression, and this wave was just exchanging a wave of health.

However, the impact brought by this wave was that V5's bot lane was temporarily unable to complete the advance push and move.

FoFo's idea was also very simple.

Twisted Fate's ultimate coverage was extremely large; as long as he walked near the F6 pit, he could fly directly to the minion wave in the bot lane — as long as the opponent's mid laner didn't have line rights, he would inevitably be noticed as soon as he disappeared, and the bot lane would immediately retreat, and wouldn't give him a chance to fly behind at all.

Then what should he do?

FoFo thought of taking off from under his own tower!

Twisted Fate took off from under his own first tower, and it just happened that he could fly to the lower half river of the Dragon Pit, near the position of the triangular bush — as long as the opponent's bot lane was walking the river to rush to the canyon, he could directly "face-to-face" pincer and take off!

Not letting the opponent's bot lane return to the base was also to avoid them being able to set off directly from home and head to the canyon.

And if V5's bot lane was stable to the extreme, choosing to detour from their own jungle, they could still cooperate with Kindred, who had already quietly arrived at the Dragon Pit and was preparing to enter the opponent's lower half area, to forcibly capture!

Of course, it seemed that this possibility was not great.

After all, V5's own mid laner suppressed the opponent under the tower; no matter how you look at it, they had the advantage. Even if there was an ambush, it seemed that their people would arrive first; there was no reason to deliberately detour and be slower than the first opportunity.

This was also Twisted Fate's unique hero advantage!

A 5500-yard take-off, a 1000-yard lock-on.

The support gap was hard-set here!

This wave of FoFo, besides having his own understanding of Twisted Fate, also displayed the characteristics of the mid lane position.

The perspective of each position, what can be seen is different.

And by comparison, the mid lane, as the very center of the canyon, is always the angle that is easiest to notice opportunities and discover flaws in the overall situation.

The difference is only in.

Some people discover flaws and will go to organize attacks.

Some people discover flaws, and because they are worried that it is their own command and they will bear the blame, they choose to remain silent and pretend not to see...

Of course, V5, who was in the God's perspective at this time, was not honest either.

"V5 mid-jungle wants to dive?"

"Twisted Fate is almost full health this wave, and even bought a lunch box, it's really quite meaty!"

"However, FoFo seems to have an alert, actually directly retreating under the tower."

Vi had already arrived at the wall on the left side of the blue side's mid lane first tower.

The game situation V5 needed to face in the canyon team fight was:

The bot lane duo comes directly, wanting to use 5v3 to exchange plating for the canyon.

2. Both bot lanes don't come, V5 opens the canyon, but it is possible to be 4v2 in the bot lane by the opponent.

3. V5's bot lane comes, it will definitely be able to get the canyon steadily, and it is possible to lose plating.

For V5, it seems that all three situations can be accepted, but at the same time, it is inevitable to take some risks.

Especially with the deterrence of Twisted Fate's ultimate, it is actually quite easy to be caught in a lone point, and the game situation is naturally limited; it is likely that they can only choose the most stable choice of letting their own bot lane come directly to get the vanguard steadily.

And Ye Bo also thought of an idea.

Suddenly attacking on the eve of the canyon team fight, directly using the mid-jungle's full skills to forcibly try to kill Twisted Fate, and then the mid laner returns to the base to use TP to go online to ensure the canyon.

Thereby using Twisted Fate's death to avoid the gap where flaws might appear!

In fact, as long as V5 can steadily get the canyon, and hold it in their hands and not release it for the time being.

Then Twisted Fate will always be "difficult to take off"!

Daring to fly will face the situation of being directly hit and breaking the mid lane first tower, and the operation will have huge loopholes!

This can actually be considered the choice with relatively the smallest risk — V5's mid-jungle dual lock-on, in fact, Twisted Fate's operation space is not large.

The most important thing is to worry about whether there will be someone counter-squatting behind the opponent, how many skills need to be handed over, and whether they will be exchanged for kills.

But Ye Bo suddenly discovered that the opponent's Twisted Fate actually went straight back and stood under the mid lane tower.

"Discovered? But I came over with a scan." Xun said suspiciously.

"Kindred must have been rushed to the lower half area by me, not level six yet, this meeting should only be able to go to brush my lower half area... but his position, I can still make a move!"

Ye Bo also felt a little bit strange.

Because if Twisted Fate really realized that there was a Vi on the left who wanted to make a move, it shouldn't be this standing position right under the tower — this position would be easily Q'd by Vi's Flash, and it might be forcibly killed without operation.

If he really realized it, he should stay under the tower, and then deliberately lean towards the bottom, sticking to the absolutely safe F6 wall position.

After all, the positions of the junglers on both sides were absolutely clear.

If Twisted Fate realized that the opponent actually wanted to make a move on him but still stood in this position... even if the jungler was squatting behind, Kindred, who was not level six, couldn't save him!

But, if he didn't realize he was going to be caught.

Why did he suddenly go to the tower and crouch?

In fact.

FoFo thought: if he "inexplicably" leaned down, he might expose his "true intention" and be noticed, so he deliberately stood in the middle, as far away from the lower half area as possible.

He didn't expect that the opponent would have murderous intent on him.

After all, he was a Twisted Fate who couldn't beat the laning in the first place; killing him with full skills didn't seem to make much money, and dying was just dying.

And Ye Bo saw that the opponent's bot lane had finished clearing the wave and disappeared, also as if wanting to come to the canyon to try.

"Master Ye, can you come and pick us up this wave?"

"If we go, the jungle and river are likely to be flown, we are not very easy to pass, it's best to wait for us to return to the base and then come."

It was obvious.

BeryL had already seen through FoFo's sudden inspiration and didn't want to give an opportunity.

But at this time, Ye Bo suddenly replied urgently: "No, no, you just come from the river! Come directly!"

"Xun, don't rush out first."

On the other side, FoFo saw the opponent's bot lane disappear, and was already overjoyed in his heart.

Because of the predecessor, too many myths were left in EDG.

Causing him to actually be a bit "inferior" in the team, always feeling that his operation is not good, command is not good, and playing with brains is not good...

But it seems that he can actually play with brains like his predecessor!

And the Aphelios duo who disappeared just now naturally didn't head to the canyon, but squatted in the triangular bush in the bot lane, waiting to observe the opponent's bot lane's movement.

At this time, seeing the opponent's bot lane step into the river, they immediately got up and followed behind.

"EDG seems to want to fight an ambush!"

The OB perspective saw the two battlefields clearly.

"Although Twisted Fate is likely unable to take off, he will definitely be forcibly interrupted by V5's mid-jungle, but the bot lane is 3v2 after all, EDG might be able to bloom in the changed battlefield!"

"Twisted Fate opened his ultimate! Then V5 this wave should... um?"

"Vi doesn't interrupt!?"

Twisted Fate had already started charging the guidance of {Destiny}.

FoFo also saw Vi next to him after opening the Heavenly Eye.

But he didn't stop at all, and opened the guidance to take off the moment he opened the ultimate!

This was a smart decision — Vi had Flash, and if she really wanted to interrupt, he couldn't run away no matter what; on the contrary, shooting extremely fast to catch the opponent off guard might have a chance to forcibly take off! ===== CHAPTER 280 =====

This is a smart decision—Vi has Flash, so if they really wanted to interrupt him, he wouldn't be able to run away no matter what; instead, attacking at extreme speed to catch the opponent off guard might just give him a chance to forcibly take off!