King of Kings, start with a perfect record and strive for the top spot.

At that moment, Yao was completely unaware of Baili Xuance's approach on the minimap.

By the time Baili Xuance came into his sight, it was too late.

"Damn it, didn't you guys say Baili Xuance started with blue buff?" Li Hao immediately shifted the blame to his teammates.

The teammates looked at each other, speechless.

Especially Zhang Ye in the mid lane, he just said that Baili Xuance started with blue buff.

A misjudgment led to Li Hao facing a level-two gank from the enemy.

After cursing for a moment, Li Hao immediately calmed down, his deep gaze fixed on Baili Xuance's movements, his finger already on the Summoner Spell [Flash] icon.

Bai Li Xuan Ce only has one control skill, which is his second skill [Nightmare Hook].

As long as you can dodge this skill, even if you are a long way from the tower, Baili Xuance will not be able to kill you.

At that time, you will still have a slight advantage when facing Lu Bu.

Yao's second skill is a movement skill, so even without Flash, it's not something a stupid hero like Lu Bu can easily exploit.

Just as Li Hao was thinking this, Baili Xuance, who was constantly casting hooks and applying pressure, suddenly made a move.

The silver-white hook sickle flew swiftly from his hand.

"It's now!!!"

Li Hao decisively released his finger from the [Flash] icon, and Yao's rear end emitted shattered golden light as he moved forward a short distance.

Before Li Hao could even feel happy, he was surprised to find that Baili Xuance's hook was heading straight for the spot where he had flashed to land!

Li Hao's eyes widened suddenly, his pupils contracted sharply, and horror gradually spread across his face.

"Prediction!?"

"He actually predicted where my Flash would land!"

Li Hao swallowed hard, his heart pounding so hard it felt like it was about to burst from his chest.

He originally thought he could dodge Baili Xuance's hook with his super-fast reflexes and then give this newcomer a little shock.

Unexpectedly, the other party had anticipated his prediction.

He was on the third layer, while Ye Lan was in the atmosphere.

As Baili Xuance's hook struck, it foreshadowed Yao's death.

Use a basic attack to apply the red buff slow effect to it, then use [Divine Hook and Scythe] to drag it a distance, and then tap the [Nightmare Hook and Chain] icon again to throw it behind you.

At the same time, Lu Bu's first skill, [Fangtian Huazhan], had been waiting for a long time.

Just as Yao landed, Lu Bu swung his sword.

Hit, enchanted true damage!

Yao's health was reduced to a sliver in an instant, and the balance of power shifted at that moment.

Before Lü Bu could make a move, Baili Xuance quickly swung out two hook scythes, easily taking down the nearly dead Yao.

Ye Lan breathed a sigh of relief after successfully securing the first kill. "Phew, thank goodness I got the kill."

This kill definitely shouldn't go to Fly.

Although Fly got a kill, which helped him get through the early game better, he still didn't have much of an advantage against Yao in lane.

At most, it will be a peaceful development.

Yao's ability to clear lanes and provide support is inferior to Yao's.

Therefore, giving the first kill to Lu Bu would be a waste; it would be better for Baili Xuance to get it.

In truly high-level games, situations where players give away kills are quite common.

Because each role in the team has a completely different function.

The most obvious examples are support and marksman.

The role of a marksman in securing kills is far greater than that of a support, so often the support will deliver kills directly to the marksman.

Unless the situation is extremely dangerous and there is no other choice.

Fly didn't care about Ye Lan's kill-stealing behavior. He had chosen Lu Bu to withstand pressure, and getting kills in the early game wasn't very useful.

Lu Bu is a hero who can easily take down tanks, but when he takes down warriors, he gets taken down in the process.

But it doesn't matter, just wait until I've managed to get Po Jun out!

If you don't run away after I enchant you, you're this (thumbs up)!

Li Luo's gaze remained fixed on Ye Lan. The others were all veteran members of the Wolves team, and while their teamwork wasn't flawless, it was certainly quite harmonious.

Ye Lan is the only outsider!

Ye Lan's actions just now truly demonstrated his capabilities.

They also have a great working relationship with Fly.

Especially the back throw combined with Lu Bu's slash, it's like they were born from the same mother.

However, many problems have also been exposed.

I don't know if Ye Lan has played too many regular matches, or if he's just naturally arrogant.

He seems to have never taken his opponents seriously.

Both his actions and the tone of his voice revealed his contempt and disregard for his opponent.

"We must really dampen his arrogance, otherwise he'll suffer greatly if he brings this mentality to the professional arena!"

Li Luo gestured to Fly with her eyes, giving Ye Lan a warning.

Seeing the expectant look in Li Luo's eyes, Fly instantly understood, and after a brief moment of thought, said to Ye Lan:

"Actually, I think your level 2 gank on the side was a bit risky. If the opponent didn't have Flash, then your prediction would have been wrong, wouldn't it?"

Upon hearing the question, Ye Lan looked up at Fly and thought to herself, "This guy seems to have a rebuttal personality."

I've already gotten my first blood, and now you're making assumptions.

Moreover, don't professional players usually review their games after the match? Why are they starting to review their games during the game now?

However, since Fly was so eager to ask, Ye Lan naturally wouldn't put on airs.

A confident smile appeared on his lips. "Don't worry, my hook will always hit!"

fly：(￣▽￣)“

Li Luo: (；?0?1_?0?1)

Dude, are you trying to act all high and mighty?

Even non-targeted skills can be accompanied by the phrase "My hook is guaranteed to hit!"

What's the difference between what you did and what I did?

Ye Lan noticed the doubt on Fly's face and continued to explain, "Guess why I didn't throw the hook immediately after I rushed up?"

"The idea is to give him time to react, then give him time to think about how to escape, and finally force him to use Flash, thus maximizing the loss."

His reminder immediately brought the scene from earlier to Fly's mind.

After Baili Xuance arrived at the top lane, he did not immediately throw out his hook sickle, but instead kept closing in and pressuring the enemy's position.

At the time, he wondered why Ye Lan did that.

It turns out everything was part of his plan.

I've maximized my losses!

However, Ye Lan's words do make sense. Yao not only used Flash, but also gave up his own life, plus the experience of two ranged minions.

That was indeed the maximum loss!

After explaining to Fly, Ye Lan walked towards the blue zone on her own.

He was worried that Lan would take advantage of the gap in his ganking to invade the blue zone, so he had to hurry up and replay the game.

Fly looked up at Li Luo, who was already stunned, and shrugged to indicate that this guy was making perfect sense and that he was no match for him.

After hearing Ye Lan's words, Li Luo's eyes glazed over.

When he heard the phrase "maximizing losses," his heart felt as if a boulder had been dropped into the water, creating waves.

When others gank, their primary goal is to kill. If they can't kill, forcing someone to use Flash is a small consolation.

But Ye Lan was surprisingly confident in her ability to capture the person.

From the very beginning, his goal was not just to kill Yao, who was controlled by Li Hao.

Instead, the goal is to force him to use Flash before killing him.

"This guy... he's so greedy!"