We are tired of winning championships, and we still need youth training?

Chapter 135 Your Milky Way truly delights me.
Yasuo.

Nickname: Toddler Sole.

It has always been a favorite among players who enjoy skillful gameplay.

There are even sayings like, "If you successfully use the EQ flash, you win!"

Uzi and Xu Xinghe are naturally good at playing games too.

They even played it quite well.

Don't be fooled by Uzi's Yasuo's record of 0-10; he's really not afraid of solo matches.

After all, AD players, regardless of anything else, definitely have a knack for hand speed.

Techniques like EQ flash are no problem for Uzi at all.

Upon leaving home, Xu Xinghe was already at level three. He bought a vampire scepter and cloth armor.

Solo matches are all about attrition; whoever maintains their condition better is more likely to win.

But clearly, Uzbekistan doesn't think so.

He bought a serrated dagger.

Uzi: Fighting, awesome!
The Serrated Dagger is the item with the highest damage output in the early game, and its 10 armor penetration is ridiculously cost-effective.

"Is it really that violent?"

He touched his chin with his left hand and started pointing and gesturing.

Putting everything else aside, he can really give pointers on Yasuo, after all, he plays mid lane, so he's naturally played Yasuo as well.

Now I've gotten my revenge.

"We can't afford to fight at a loss; if we're going to fight, we have to go all out in one go, Uzi."

"Quiet down, quiet down, I'm thinking!"

Uzbekistan looked grave.

He still really wanted to beat Xu Xinghe.

No matter what, Xu Xinghe doesn't play online games.

In terms of laning ability, he shouldn't be a match for her at all.

If my friends can't beat you in the S-series, surely they can beat you in the Solo tournament?

The Solo champion is still a champion!
Compared to the World Championship, there's only one more solo match, so it doesn't matter.

Little did he know, Xu Xinghe's Yasuo proficiency was quite high.

As time became more plentiful, Xu Xinghe would no longer try to take over a position when filling in for another player, but would instead play his assigned role honestly.

At this point, when he was assigned to the mid lane, he naturally started playing champions like Yasuo.

Whether it's strong or not is another matter, but this thing is really fun.

Xu Xinghe chose the Western Cowboy skin, while Uzi used the Nightbringer skin.

As soon as the minion wave appeared, Xu Xinghe immediately began to probe.

Solo is different from competition.

In the game, you also need to worry about being ganked, and you can't push the minion waves recklessly.

But Solo doesn't require that; taking the initiative is the most important thing.

So Xu Xinghe immediately used Q to summon minions upon logging in, quickly stacking up wind and sliding forward with the minions.

E skill, Stomp Slash!
This is also Yasuo's core skill; without it, Yasuo simply can't have any fun.

Ha! Hasai!

"So urgent?"

Uzi had already unleashed a flurry of wind with his hands, showing no sign of panic.

A direct A strike resulted in both sides exchanging passive wind shields.

Neither of them rushed to hand over the Q in their hands.

Uzbekistan is very patient.

Xu Xinghe's wind was generated first, which also meant that his wind would dissipate faster.

With both sides holding the wind in their hands, Xu Xinghe had to make the first move!

His room for maneuver is greater than Xu Xinghe's!
After exchanging basic attacks again, Xu Xinghe's health dropped significantly more.

This is also normal.

After all, the damage of the serrated dagger is far greater than that of the vampire scepter.

With Conqueror's Blessing on his talents, Uzi is not afraid of fighting at all.

But Xu Xinghe didn't linger; the next moment, he directly used E to move towards himself.

At the same time, he swung his sword at the friendly soldiers behind him.

bump!
A sound like clashing weapons rang out.

Uzi was knocked away!
"Grass!"

Uzbekistan gritted his teeth.

That guy is really cunning!
Just now, after realizing Xu Xinghe's intention to retreat, Uzi immediately used his E skill to follow up.

However, it was clear that Xu Xinghe had already guessed that Uzi would not give up the fight. When he moved forward with his E skill, he had already predicted the position that Uzi would choose and used a gust of wind to knock Uzi away.

"........."

Knight's eyes brightened slightly.

Surprisingly, it's pretty good?

He initially viewed this Solo match as a joke.

Surprisingly, Xu Xinghe's Yasuo seems to actually have some ideas.

interesting.

With this delay, Uzbekistan was unable to continue the pursuit and had no choice but to give up in frustration.

Uzi immediately chose to use the wind on the minion wave.

He's going to push the lane.

In Solo mode, it's easy to gain an advantage by pushing the minion wave under the enemy's tower.

Xu Xinghe tapped the table lightly.

He had already figured out what Uz was thinking.

"Are you trying to force me to lose gold by pushing the lane?"

Nice idea.

But... my basic skills are much better than you think.

When Uzi led a wave of minions into the turret, he was dumbfounded.

Because Xu Xinghe's tower blade didn't miss a single strike.

"Your basic skills are that good...?"

"They actually replenished all of it, and Uz hasn't even used it up yet. That's amazing."

"Xu Xinghe knows this trick?"

The players standing behind Uzi were buzzing with discussion.

This basic skill alone demonstrates that Xu Xinghe's level is quite high.

His role as a jungler makes it even more incredible.

Who has such a great jungler who's also a pro at playing mid lane?!

Uzi's several attacks failed to yield significant results, and he gradually became increasingly agitated.

He has no ability to respond.

Now I don't even have the money to be a vampire if I go home.

How to do?
Should I go home or just book directly?

The health packs have been refreshed, but Uzi can only go back and eat his own.

Because Xu Xinghe was closer to the blood pack in front of him.

After finishing the blood pack, Uzbekistan finally made up his mind.

I'm not replying.

Because Xu Xinghe can replenish his longsword and increase damage after returning, but he cannot replenish his recovery ability.

But Xu Xinghe wouldn't be polite to him.

You don't want to reply?
It's okay, I'll go back!
I chose to go home directly.

Uzi clicked his tongue and could only go home to get his equipment repaired.

With eight minutes left before the circle shrinks, both Yasuo players rushed back to their lanes immediately after returning home, not daring to delay for even a moment.

"Both sides are already at level seven, they should be going to go all out soon."

Many professional players have become serious.

This wave should be the final battle.

"Conqueror, rejoice, fatal blow."

Xu Xinghe silently recited the rune configuration, his gaze sweeping over the summoner spell bar of the opposing Uzi Yasuo.

Flash and Ignite, a standard solo setup.

Xu Xinghe tapped his index finger lightly on the table, a habitual gesture he made when he was thinking.

Up to this point, he has the advantage in health.

Another wave of minions converged in the mid lane.

Xu Xinghe has gradually noticed Uzi's movement habits—

It always maintains a 45-degree angle position with the soldier and is twitching wildly.

This positioning allows for both rapid advances by E-class soldiers and easy retreats.

Meanwhile, the frantic twitching is Uzi's signature move, which theoretically allows him to move faster and is a habit he developed when kiting.

Uzi played more and more aggressively, actively using his E ability to trade blows.

He couldn't accept being beaten so badly, and now his house was on fire, so he couldn't go home.

To win, we need to reduce Xu Xinghe's health as well.

Uzi took the initiative to attack in order to force Xu Xinghe to leave the lane.

"Trying to cut off my experience gain and create a level advantage?"

Xu Xinghe chuckled.

He quickly realized Uzbekistan's intentions.

Since we can't go home now, the attributes gained from leveling up are crucial. There's a well-known Solo scam.

In Ionia, there are always people setting up so-called Solo betting games in the middle of the night, with a reward of 200 for the winner.

In reality, the opponent will only choose Ornn, who can still build items after leaving the base.

In ARAM, you can't go back to base to buy equipment, with Ornn being the only exception.

The situation is similar now.

Since it's impossible to go home anymore, the attribute difference brought by upgrading becomes crucial.

Uzi put pressure on himself to gain experience advantage.

But Xu Xinghe really didn't care.

Now that we can't even go home, what's the use of being fierce?
Whether I eat minions or not, I still can't buy equipment.

He showed no intention of exchanging blood with Uz, and instead chose to finish the blood pack behind him and retreat.

At this point, Uzbekistan was too late to turn around and get the blood pack.

Because the circle has shrunk.

As the minion wave drew closer, Xu Xinghe knew he couldn't retreat any further.

Xu Xinghe carelessly missed a melee minion, and the moment Uzi's Yasuo attacked to last-hit it, his E skill "Striking Forward" passed through the ranged minion.

The blade of Q skill "Steel Slash" traces a clear arc of light.

Uzi reacted extremely quickly, pressing his E skill almost simultaneously and using another minion to dash away.

However, Xu Xinghe still managed to attack, breaking Uzi's passive shield.

His attack was faster, but by the time Uzi retaliated, he had already used his E skill to create distance again.

"Rhythm..."

Knight muttered to himself.

Xu Xinghe's control over the pace of the team's rotation was outstanding, with no unnecessary actions.

Don't think this is simple.

No unnecessary operations mean there were no mistakes.

At this time, Uzi's health was around three-quarters, while Xu Xinghe was almost at full health.

But Uzi's lips curled up slightly.

He had also noticed a detail:
After each E skill dash, Xu Xinghe habitually moves to the right.

In professional matches, once you understand your opponent's movement habits, laning becomes very simple.

This seemingly minor operational habit may become a fatal weakness.

Another wave of minions is coming.

Xu Xinghe began to deliberately create openings on the left side of the minion wave.

His movement showed a noticeable pause, as if he hadn't controlled his movement well, resulting in a loss of control.

The bait was placed perfectly.

It's obvious enough for the other party to notice, but not too deliberate.

After all, they're professional players; installing a network card won't work.

Too deliberate.

And Uzbekistan, as expected, took the bait.

He immediately followed up with an E-soldier and then an EQ combo to advance.

But Xu Xinghe had already started positioning himself before he even made a move.

Just as Uzi slid in front of him, Xu Xinghe's Yasuo suddenly made a right-angle move, narrowly dodging the Q.

This is not a reaction, but a prediction.

The blade grazed the edge of Xu Xinghe's Yasuo model, just a hair's breadth away from hitting him.

Uz's expression turned serious.

Yasuo's Q doesn't mean that it can't miss at all, but missing one means that the offensive and defensive momentum has already shifted.

Because now the wind that blows first is no longer Uzi.

It was Xu Xinghe!
Xu Xinghe, who was unleashing a flurry of speed, took the initiative to attack, heading directly towards Uzi's EQ combo.

Yasuo's Q skill can be blocked by his W skill.

—But how do you dodge EQ?
The instant he used his EQ combo, Uzi suddenly used his Flash.

however……

Nothing happened!

"???"

Uzbekistan is about to swear.

The reason he used Flash was because he was afraid Xu Xinghe would use EQ Flash directly.

But clearly, Xu Xinghe was more composed than he had imagined.

This is just an EQ exercise that applies pressure.

[So dazzling!]

[That's normal, I guess. I'm just worried that Xinghe Ge might use his EQ flash combo like that.]

Uziyasuo is actually pretty good; he even knows how to use EQ flash.

[Those who play Sudoku are spouting nonsense again. Is EQ flash really that hard?]

It wouldn't be hard for me to kill your mother with one blow, you idiot.

[Such poor manners, clearly Swedish.]

[Stop barking, you southern barks!]

The comments section always goes off-topic very quickly, and this time was no exception.

They went straight into the classic North-South war.

Meanwhile, Solo was nearing its end.

With his Flash ability now baited out, Xu Xinghe's advantage has become almost limitless.

Uzi was aware of this and immediately began a direct confrontation.

Can't wait any longer.

However, with Xu Xinghe having the advantage of a flash, Uzi's struggles were nothing more than a trapped beast's desperate fight.

He used his W to block the wind blowing from Uzi, and then used Flash + Q to blow Uzi, who didn't have Flash, away.

While the EQ flash combo looks cool, it's really unnecessary.

Flash close to Uzi, and you can auto-attack Uzi an extra time while he's being knocked up.

Details determine success or failure.

With Uzi blown away, the battle came to an end.

When Yasuo uses his ultimate, he gains a 50% increase in armor penetration.

Xu Xinghe's damage at this moment was far beyond what Uzi could achieve.
With the final strike, Uzi ultimately failed to generate a second wind.

first drop of blood!

game over!
"Hi!"

Uzbekistan frantically scratched his head.

Being tricked into using Flash was too fatal. Uzi now only has one feeling:
regret!

I regret it very much!

He stood up and walked over to Xu Xinghe, who had also stood up.

Why didn't you use EQ flash?

Uz couldn't hold back any longer and asked the question.

In his opinion, if Xu Xinghe had landed his EQ flash, the game would have ended immediately.

He didn't believe Xu Xinghe couldn't tell.

That's why he used Flash.

But Xu Xinghe stubbornly endured it.

Has this person ever quit drugs?
"Because I know you'll react quickly enough."

Xu Xinghe calmly gave his answer.

He had actually considered it.

But when he thought about Uzi from S9 on the other side, he gave up.

When you think of Uzbekistan, which season comes to mind first?
Many people would say it's the S8.

But actually...

S8 was merely the pinnacle of Uzi's achievements.

S9 was the peak of Uzi's individual ability.

He had almost no flaws that year.

Hero pool, playstyle, temperament.

No problem.

Given Uzi's abilities at this point, it's not unreasonable for him to have reacted quickly enough.

The S12 Uzi certainly wouldn't be able to react in time.

"Is that so?"

Uzi was stunned for a moment.

He hadn't expected the reason to be so simple.

But I have to say...

He enjoyed hearing that.

The approval from Xu Xinghe is more satisfying than a thousand compliments from others.

Because in Uzi's mind, Xu Xinghe's talent was in no way inferior to his.

Only such a talented player is someone Uz feels he can have an equal dialogue with.

"Good taste."

He forcibly suppressed his inner pride, patted Xu Xinghe on the shoulder, and met the other's somewhat bewildered gaze.

Uzbekistan: Your starry sky truly delights me!
(End of this chapter)