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Chapter 281 Wei Shen Comes In to Learn Reverse Q!

At this moment, on the large screen at the scene.

The observer's view was fixed on the area above and to the left of LGD's blue zone.

Gnar was positioned between LGD's first and second top lane towers, with the Gromp camp right next to the wall.

Meanwhile, Olaf, the little peanut, was in the bushes next to the blue buff camp.

From God's perspective.

The audience could see the two of them very clearly.

However, from Zhou Dian and Peanut's perspective.

Neither of them could see where the other was exactly.

However, both of them had a guess about each other's location.

Peanut thinks that Zhou Dian's Gnar should be camping in the blue side's top tower right now.

Zhou Dian believes that Peanut's Olaf is most likely recalling to base in the bush next to the blue buff.

in the game.

Gnar suddenly threw a boomerang (Q) into the top lane bush on the left.

Upon seeing this, most people's first reaction was surprise.

"Hey, what's Zhou Shen doing? Is he trying to kill me?" Miller asked, somewhat puzzled.

But then, his voice suddenly rose.

"It can't be..."

The boomerang that Nar threw flew through the air for a while before returning along the same path it had taken.

It was about to fly back into Nar's hands.

Nar suddenly took a step forward, making way for him.

They did not catch the boomerang that flew back.

So the boomerang continued to fly backward and entered LGD's blue zone.

A gasp of surprise immediately erupted from the audience.

Because it has come to this point.

Almost all the viewers understood what Gnar's mysterious Q was trying to do.

They're trying to interrupt Olaf's recall!
If Gnar catches the boomerang thrown by his Q skill when it flies back...

This will significantly reduce the cooldown of Gnar's Q skill.

If Nal hadn't caught it, the boomerang would have continued flying a long distance.

Clearly, Zhou Dian took advantage of this characteristic.

From where Nar was standing previously.

Throw the Q skill directly at your own blue buff area.

The boomerang can't fly that far from the blue buff.

However, if the reverse Q is not connected to a boomerang.
The boomerang flew all the way and landed in the bushes next to the blue buff.

"It's done!" Zhou Dian was overjoyed.

Olaf was indeed in the bushes; his guess had been very accurate.

Meanwhile, Olaf was inside, heading back to town.

The countdown to returning to base is already more than halfway done.

But their return to the city was suddenly interrupted.

This is happening right now, in the SKT team voice chat.

Little Peanut immediately exclaimed, "Damn it, there's an eye in this grass!"

Being interrupted on the return to the city will waste a lot of time.

It severely disrupts the rhythm.

This made Peanut very unhappy.

"Ah, did Nar actually go there?" Huni said with some surprise.

He shared the same thought as Peanut, believing that Gnar should be camping inside the top tower waiting for the minion wave to arrive.

On the LPL official commentary booth.

The doll chuckled and said, "Olaf's recall has been interrupted, Peanut must be feeling a bit down!"

"Zhou Shen's Q move in that direction, to be honest, was really flashy!" Miller chuckled, then continued:

"But what I'm more curious about is how Zhou Shen knew that Olaf was in this grass."

"There are no wards from LGD in the entire jungle!"

"If Zhou Shen wasn't certain Olaf was in the bush, he wouldn't have tried to interrupt Olaf's recall with a reverse Q!"

At this point, Rita chimed in, "You must have guessed that, right?"

Got it!
Rita's opening statement was a perfectly valid but ultimately meaningless statement.

Everyone knows that Zhou Dian's move was definitely based on guesswork.

Since we have no view and can't see anything, we can only guess!
Miller's question was, how did Zhou Dian guess it?

Miller wasn't the only one curious.

In the official LPL live stream, many online viewers were also very curious about this question.

Wow, Zhou Shen's reverse Q can actually have a positive effect?

[This is LGD's reverse Q! Do any other teams have this kind of reverse Q?]

[GodV, come in and learn reverse Q! Watch carefully and learn well!]

[Wei Shen wants to come in and learn? People are already learning right next to him!]

To be honest, Zhou Shen's performance this time was really over the top! Peanut must be stunned!

[Little Peanut is an idiot! He probably thinks he's recalling to base right there!]

[Yeah, if I were Peanut, I wouldn't believe that this recall being interrupted was because the opponent guessed my location. That would be terrifying!]

【Wait, how does Zhou Shen know which bush Olaf is recalling in?!】

[I guessed it!]

[Damn it, I'm asking how you guessed it!]

How would I know?

If you don't know, just shut up!

[I'm doing this because I want to, so what? Go ahead and try to hit me through the internet!]

【.】

Back to the game.

After being interrupted from returning to town, Peanut simply decided not to go back.

Of course, he wasn't going to continue his stalemate with Zhou Dian in the top lane.

He's not the kind of person who's stubborn.

Olaf left LGD's blue buff area and headed straight for the red side's blue buff area.

Peanut plans to clear his own blue buff area before returning to base to resupply.

That way we can get more equipment.

Zhou Dian, on the other hand, controlled Gnar to return to his own top tower.

Huni's Yasuo then pushed the minion wave over as well.

Gnar happily took a wave of tower cuts.

This wave of soldiers didn't actually lose out.

They only lost a few.

This can be considered as offsetting the experience gained from missing three melee minions when Yasuo and Yasuo first went online.

Of course, Peanut's Olaf's visit to LGD's blue buff area genuinely helped Huni a lot.

At least during the time when Nar dared not show himself.

After Yasuo cleared a wave of minions, his health was almost fully restored thanks to the lifesteal from Doran's Blade.

Their health and experience points are about the same.

The top lane matchup between Gnar and Yasuo is essentially back to square one.

In essence, Peanut helped Huni overcome his previous disadvantages and gave him a chance to prove himself again.

Because Yasuo's counter-relationship with Gnar is still a very real issue.

For SKT, Yasuo needs to gain an advantage in lane.

Besides, Yasuo still has that health potion on him.

Still relying on Binaldo for supplies, and multiple summons.

Strictly speaking, it cannot be said that the two top laners have returned to the same starting line.

It's just like it was when it was first launched.

Huni is also very clear about these things.

So he told himself to forget the scene of Yasuo losing a lot of health in the previous exchange.

Since the jungler has already helped him get back to safety.

Then you must seize the opportunity and achieve the desired effect with your Yasuo.

Huni couldn't even imagine being able to defeat Gnar at the top of the week.

The goal was simply to achieve the desired effect, which meant establishing an advantage in a single lane.

However, half a minute later.

As Yasuo used his E ability to get close to Gnar and trade blows, Gnar managed to dodge two more of Yasuo's Qs from the surrounding area.

Yasuo ultimately suffered a slight loss after trading kills.

Huni originally had a lot of fighting spirit.

It sank right down.

Aside from Yasuo's close-range EQ combo, his Steel Tempest (Q) can also hit Gnar when released in a circular pattern.

None of the other Steel Tempest (Q) attacks could hit Gnar in one hit.

The main damage skills can't hit anyone.

Then what's the point of fighting?
Even with counters, we can't beat them!
Unless Vayne is bullying short-range champions in the top lane.

This counter relationship doesn't care whether the skill can hit or not.

Just keep going and you're done!

And that exchange of blows just now on the top lane.

Yasuo was able to only suffer a small loss despite missing two Qs.

The main reason was that the Wind Wall blocked Gnar's Q skill and the third hit.

With a significant number of minions, he quickly used his E ability to turn around and create distance, ultimately preventing Little Gnar from triggering his three-hit combo.

This is only a minor blood loss.

However, Yasuo's level 1 Wind Wall has a cooldown of over 20 seconds.

What should we do during the next twenty-odd seconds when there is no wind wall?
No more blood transfusions?
If Yasuo doesn't dare to use his E ability to dash forward and trade blows with Gnar...

This matchup then became a typical top lane matchup between a short-ranged player and a long-ranged player.

Yasuo was left only to be chased and harassed by Gnar.

Just thinking about that kind of scene...

Huni immediately felt a surge of frustration.

"Damn it! Why can't my Yasuo hit anyone with his Q?!" Huni roared inwardly.

Is it because I'm too bad at the game and I don't know how to play Yasuo at all?
Or was it that the guy on the other side was moving too exaggeratedly, practically a human script?
If this weren't a formal competition, Huni wouldn't have these self-doubts at all.

If this is a ranking system.

Huni would only think that the opposing Gnar was definitely a script-using player.

All they think about is reporting Gnar after the game ends.

Back to the game.

After Huni became less aggressive in trading, the top lane matchup became a typical ranged vs. melee matchup.

Gnar's CS (creep score) gradually caught up with Yasuo's.

This is because Yasuo cannot be considered a purely short-ranged champion.

After all, Yasuo's Q skill has a longer range than Gnar's basic attack.

The wind blows it even further.

With the extremely short cooldown of his Q skill, Yasuo can also get most of the last hits.

Otherwise, Gnar's CS would have surpassed Yasuo's long ago.

When there were almost six minutes left in the game.

Gnar's CS (creep score) is now on par with Yasuo's.

If the current situation continues on the road.

It's only a matter of time before Gnar pressures Yasuo's last-hitting.

Moreover, this time will come very quickly.

Huni, of course, could not accept this situation.

Therefore, we can only call him a jungler!

Huni's constant urging left Peanut with no time to return to base for supplies after clearing his own blue buff area.

He immediately controlled Olaf and rushed to LGD's blue buff area.

After all, Eimy's Lee Sin had only bought a jungle charm when he recalled to base earlier.

There was no substantial improvement in combat effectiveness.

In a one-on-one jungle fight right now, Lee Sin is still no match for Olaf.

Olaf arrived in LGD's blue buff area.

First, I placed the accessory eye in the very center of the blue zone.

Next, they prepared to attack LGD's Gromp.

There are few opportunities to gank Gnar in the top lane; he can only serve as a deterrent.

It's better to clear some monsters first.

This time, Peanut was smarter and didn't waste his time on Nal.

Let's get some benefits for ourselves first.

However, Olaf was just about to engage LGD's Gromp.

Huni's urging reached Peanut's ears.

"I'm pushing the minion wave to the tower, hurry up and dive Gnar, before his teleport cooldown is over, diving the tower now is more profitable!"

"Hurry up, it'll be harder to deal with Gnar once he teleports back!"

At the same time, Faker also said, "After taking down Gnar, I'm heading towards the top lane too!"

Huni kept urging him on, Peanut rolled his eyes and reluctantly gave up on the Swamp Frog in front of him.

He then controlled Olaf and headed straight for LGD's top tower.

Actually, it was Faker's words that played the main role.

Otherwise, Peanut might not have immediately attempted to dive the tower.

After all, Peanut was quite certain this time that there was no vision system in LGD's blue buff area that could detect him.

So what's wrong with farming the Swamp Frog before diving the Tower?
(End of this chapter)