The Debut of Game Anchor Yueyue (4)

Unlike when Fu Yue played Sen this time he actively made a trade with his opponent whenever the latter walked toward the minion to farm.

Sen had a slightly shorter range than Mo so whenever Fu Yue used Q, he always made sure that it hit minions alongside Sen. In this way, even if he were to miss Sen, he would still hit minions not wasting away his ability.

As a result, Fu Yue already had a lead in terms of cs because of his harassment and hit lv 3 first.

Sen thought that Mo would put another point into her Q so he did not have his guard up as she was some distance away from him.

Unfortunately for Sen, Fu Yue instead learned W the moment he hit level 3. As a result, Sen got hit by a full combo RQWE and immediately gave away the first blood.

Had Fu Yue used QWE, Sen would have lived but Mo had her R since level 1 thus he had a full advantage.

R also replenished Fu Yue's mana so he could still stay in the lane to farm the next wave.

However, his peaceful farming got interrupted due to the enemy jungler who stepped out from the bot side bush as he was charging his Q.

Even though Fu Yue has just used all of his skills he was not afraid of a mere level 2 jungler.

The enemy jungler was called Radanh. His Q can be charged and let him dashed in the direction that he wanted. If he were to hit one or more enemies during his dash, he would knock them up.

Knowing that Radanh was likely to dash to the position where he was going to be if he were to continue moving in the direction of his turret, Fu Yue took a step back instead.

As expected, Radanh thought that Mo would continue to move forward so as a result he only knocked up the minions.

On the other hand, Fu Yue wasted no time to auto-attack him while standing within his waves as he waited for his abilities to be off-cooldown.

During the early game, when choosing to fight with your opponent, one needed to consider the number of the enemy's minions too.

Having more minions would give you a window of opportunity to win against your opponent.

Just like now, Radanh was getting hit by a whole minion wave alongside Fu Yue's auto attacks causing his Hp to drop quite fast.

Ever since Mo dodged his Q, Radanh knew that he was screwed. With no remorse, he decisively flashed.

However, Fu Yue's abilities were back and he immediately used his Q on Radanh who was still within his spell range.

Managed to slow him with his Q, Fu Yue teleported in then pressed E to finish him off.

The moment Fu Yue killed Radanh, Sen arrived to use his Q on him but Fu Yue once again sidestepped it and unhurriedly walked back to shove the wave.

The way players in low Elo played was entirely different from the high Elo. The former mostly shot at their opponent's current position while the latter would predict their opponent's next position.

That's why dodging in low Elo required no complicated thinking.

Just move from your original position and you would likely be fine so Fu Yue did not even use his W to dodge.

In Sen's point of view, Mo landed every single spell whereas he, couldn't land a single one which eventually caused him to doubt his own ability.

Sen: "..." Should I just uninstall this game?

Meanwhile, Fu Yue who reaped a lot of harvests went back to do his shopping without knowing that he broke yet another person's fighting spirit.

Swiftly switching his camera to look in the mid-lane, the scene of Sen pitifully farmed under his turret was quite tragic. Who knew how many liters of blood did Sen vomit while missing minions due to the turrets?

However, Fu Yue seemed to feel no sympathy as he instantly shifted his view to the bot-lane and then pathed down bot the moment he stepped out of the base.

Therefore, Sen who was focusing on his farm suddenly saw Mo's icon appear down the bot-lane on the minimap out of the corner of his eye.

At this time, his bot duo was pushing the lane to get the turret plates. Mo expertly avoided the vision so it was already too late when the two saw Mo suddenly roam down.

Being able to cut them off easily Mo got two free kills on her roam.

As for Sen who did not give information about Mo's disappearance immediately got slammed by question mark pings from his angry bot-laners.

Ignoring his teammates' scoldings, Sen for the first time pushed his wave into the enemy's turret.

However, Sen had just auto-attacked the turret twice before seeing someone teleported to the mid-lane.

Figuring that it was Mo, Sen did not dare to stay and hastily backed away.

However, Sen was unable to outrun Mo since he did not have his shadow form yet so the latter caught up to him in no time with her teleport.

At this time, Mo already gained four stacks from 4 kills so her damage output was absurd once her E hit the squishy Sen.

Sen was flabbergasted and hurriedly healed himself with his E which fortunately enough survived the crisis.

As Sen was about to heave a sigh of relief, the enemy jungler suddenly jumped out of the bush and killed him with just two auto attacks.

Sen: "..." No wonder Mo did not flash after me.

With Sen gone, Fu Yue pushed the wave in to get another turret plate before helping his jungler to get both river crabs which was a win-win situation.

Fu Yue recalled to spend his money as well as preparing for the next dragon fight.

At this time, Sen's farm was so bad that he hasn't hit level 6 yet so this early objective should be free unless the enemy side was stubborn and willing to die for this drake.

And the reality was that the other side was indeed a stubborn bull.

Both his lane and bot lane finished pushing the wave before hurrying into the dragon pit with his jungler.

Fu Yue lightly commented while auto-attacking the drake outside the pit so that he could respond to any ambush,'' Since the enemy team's economy is behind, they should let this drake go and just clear the waves. This at least will stop the bleeding in time otherwise…''

The moment he finished saying this, all four people from the enemy team were seen pouring into the river.

Fu Yue targeted the drake to tell his jungler to focus on getting the objective. While he, on the other hand, immediately went for the ADC that was staying in the back line.

The ADC who almost got one shot by Mo immediately flashed away but unfortunately, Fu Yue's ADC still had her ult which was a bomb doing damage in a large area so the enemy's ADC still died in the end.

Another advantage of playing Mo was that the cooldown of her abilities was low. Therefore, after maintaining his space for a bit, he hit R and instantly went in for the enemy jungler.

The enemy's jungler seemed to want to sacrifice his life for the drake so he ignored Mo and rushed into the pit.

However, Radanh underestimated Mo's empowered abilities damage and his health was almost gone before the drake's Hp was low enough to smite.

In the end, Radanh was forced to smite the drake to gain some Hp back. Nevertheless, he could still not able to make out alive due to the enemy ADC who was joining hands with Mo to attack him.

Soon afterward, Fu Yue's bot-laners went to chase the support while Fu Yue walked in direction of Sen.

During that fight, Sen was present but he did not help much as he had no damage. He tried to root someone but unfortunately, he hit the support instead of the ADC.

He then healed his jungler in hope of saving him but it was not enough so at this moment, Sen could only run away with his tail tucked between his legs.

His Q was back up again so Sen quickly fired it at Mo but the latter dodged it with her W.

It was at that moment that Sen knew he fucked up so he was not surprised upon facing another gray screen...

Fu Yue lightly commented, " They shouldn't have picked a fight when Sen doesn't have his shadow form yet or else the fight might go better than this for them. "

[ So you think that they stood a chance in winning if that were to be the case? ]

Without batting an eyelid, Fu Yue bluntly said, " No. They would still lose but Sen might make it out alive. Isn't this much better?"

Everyone: "..." I don't think so.

Seeing that everyone refused to comment Fu Yue simply shrugged his shoulders.

A mosquito's meat was still meat so the tilted Sen still gave gold to Fu Yue upon death and he even gained an additional stack so it was a pretty big deal for Mo.

One thing that you shouldn't do was give away the kill to Mo otherwise the game would be unplayable as she kept one-shot everyone including tanks.

Presently, Fu Yue was in his lane farming as usual. Habitually, he checked the map and accidentally saw a glimpse of the enemy support taking a walk past their red buff camp.

Meanwhile, the whereabouts of Sen, ADC, and Radanh were missing.

At this moment, Fu Yue's bot-laners were attacking the enemy's bot turret. Logically speaking, their bot-laners should have gone down to protect their turret but instead, the ADC was missing so…

Figuring out their whereabouts, Fu Yue lightly chuckled," Looks like they are hellbent on killing me. "

[ Lmao, I guess they don't care about winning or losing anymore as long as they can kill Mo, nothing else matters! ]

Fu Yue amusedly took a glance at his teammates who were rotating to mid. He proceeded to walk out of his turret acting as if he did not know that four people were squatting down in the bush.

" I have no words to say to them. "

After putting down this sentence, Fu Yue carelessly tossed E into the bush and it hit both ADC and Jungler who were standing close to each other, chunking off quite a lot of their health in return.

This time the enemy jungler was well prepared and the moment Mo was in his range he immediately pressed R.

His R was a single-target ability that locked onto a target then knocked them up to be unable to use any ability or spell and could not be cleansed.

Therefore, Mo who did not bring cleanse had no choice but to get hit by his R.

Simultaneously, the ADC who quickly backed away also fired her Ult at Mo while Sen in his shadow shot out EQ as the support tossed a Q putting Mo in a cage so that she could not escape.

You had to say that they put everything into killing Mo. If it were to be a normal person, Mo should have died with this onslaught attack.

However, Fu Yue was not normal and he wouldn't foolishly be a fish on the chopping board just like this.

He was indeed a bit far away from his outer turret but he still had his W and a flash.

Radanh R was that after he clicked on the target to use his R, he would dash toward that person and then knock him up for 2.5 seconds.

This R could not be canceled once activated and the target would only render useless upon airborne.

Therefore, before he got knocked by the R he still had time to move.

When everyone thought that Mo was screwed, almost instantly, Mo teleported then flashed into her turret which was, in turn, dodging both ADC's Ult, Sen EQ and the cage could not stop his W, a blink skill so Mo safely reappeared under her turret while dragging the enemy's jungler along with her.

Fu Yue intended to bait out the jungler's R so the moment he got locked by the latter, he immediately W then flashed which was enough to be in his turret range.

As a result, Radanh, who was flying toward him took an extended flight and did the uppercut under Fu Yue's turret…

[ Mr. Radanh, due to some unforeseen events, the plane will be landed at another runway, please have a safe trip lol ]