Naturally, Yasuo would not summon any "Tempest Valkyrie" - there was no such strange spell in all of Ionia.

This is just a small trick left by Rhodes.

In fact, this "Wind Warrior God" is Cana, but in order to avoid revealing his identity, in order to prevent Cana from appearing prematurely in the field of vision of some existences, Rhodes can only choose to let Cana do it in this way.

(Rhodes was already keenly aware of the attitude that Valoran's titans seemed to have towards the new god of Jana...... It's hard to tell friend from foe. ）

In a word, make a fortune in silence - the reason why Rod does not believe that these Valoran gods and transcendents usually ignore the affairs of the world is that they are of noble character!

And the difference between Yasuo and Jana's moves is not much - after all, everyone uses the wind, so at least it seems logical~

As for why Cana can imitate it so similarly, it is also because she watched the scene where Yasuo fought with Rhodes at full fire - it doesn't need to be exactly the same, it seems to be enough!

And judging from the results, everything was also expected by Rhodes.

Jana's acting skills can be said to be quite good, she completely disguised herself as a "Ionian Wind Valkyrie" exactly as Rod said, both the appearance of the Wind Condensation and the way the weapon was used, it was full of Ionian characteristics.

And due to Sein's bulky and all his strength relies on a strong body, this undead god of war is simply defeated by Canatian!

No matter how strong you are, you can beat the endless wind?

No matter how big you are, you can make an avatar from a hurricane?

No matter how heavy your axe is, can you still cut through the wind?

Of course, ordinary people have a headache when dealing with a giant creature like Sain with thick skin - look at the pile of arrows on Sain's body, even if the powerful enchanted arrows have lost their effect after barely piercing Sain's skin, the advantages of giant creatures are obvious.

But Cana is very restrained by this giant creature - the larger the size, the easier it is to withstand Cana's wind, and Cana's biggest problem is that her attacks are not enough, or her attacks are too spread out - but Seon's size can eat all of Cana's damage......

So Cana easily cleaned up Sein, and by the way, threw everything to Yasuo.

In this case...... Even if Yasuo wanted to defend himself, it would be almost impossible.

The appearance of the Tempest Warrior ruined Svein's final arrangement.

Once Sain was unable to capture Besiliko in a short period of time, there were only two paths left in front of Svein.

Either negotiate with Besilko, or abandon the Noxus Navy.

Now Svein didn't know the state of the navy, but she could confirm that the Besiliko navy would greet them when they returned the same way, wanting to return to Besiliko for supplies...... Definitely a great gift.

After receiving news from Darius, Svein fell into deep thought once again.

A large invisible net centered on Besiliko was now completely open - not only was the whole of Besilico heavily guarded, but the special means at his disposal were ineffective at this point.

Yes, at this time, Svein also understood that the problem on the Kaok family's side was definitely not what he imagined!

This time, I planted it myself.

Having admitted his defeat, Svein now has more important questions to consider - how did the guy who laid out the whole plan do it?

Contacting the followers of Naga Kabolos, contacting the Windswept Warriors of Ionia, contacting the moderates of Besiliko, and even contacting the Kaok family—how did these seemingly unrelated four come together?

Or is one of the four dominant?

Who is the initiator?

What is the purpose of this guy hiding behind the scenes?

Svein was confused.

Of the four, with the exception of Naga Kapoulos, they all have a very clear motive for action.

The Ionians now need to recuperate, and their internal politics are in turmoil - for the Ionians, if someone really planned such an operation, there is no doubt that this person will receive a great deal of merit.

Besilico's moderate purpose is even more obvious - after the defeat of Noxus in the Battle of Ionia, many people are reluctant to continue the war, they want to stop the pace of war, develop silently, and accumulate strength, this kind of behavior of using kidnapping tickets to admonish soldiers is very Noxian.

As for the Kaok family, Svein has a terrible guess - in fact, General Du Caok has returned, and he is making waves in the shadows just to restore his position, but the biggest problem with this guess is that Svein knows the general very well, and he will not let Noxus suffer undue losses in order to eliminate dissidents like Darkwell.

Could it be that Darkwell is trying to find out some little bugs hiding in the shadows?

This is also a possibility......

Well, no matter what Svein thought, he couldn't have imagined that the initiator of all this was actually Rhodes, and Rhodes' purpose was to find out what the demon on his arm was.

Rod's willful and somewhat crazy behavior was completely beyond Svein's guess - plus Rod deliberately hid himself in the shadows, so that until now, Svein didn't know who he was playing chess with.

Knowing himself and knowing that the other side can survive a hundred battles, it is a pity that Svein does not know the details of the enemy.

Svein wanted to break the game, but he couldn't!

Can you only wait for the other side to negotiate?

Immortal Fortress, Svein once again stayed up all night.

In fact, for Besilik, Svein is not helpless.

In the depths of the Immortal Fortress, there were many terrifying forces - Svein was absolutely sure that as long as he used these forces, he would have no pressure to capture Besilik in a short time.

But this power cannot be used.

His own demon arm was only a small part of this power, but when he subdued it himself, he had exhausted a lot of hard work.

If those terrible powers had been used, I am afraid that after Besiliko had taken them, the city would have disappeared.

Darkwell didn't have the power to use in the first place, so how could Svein choose to try it so easily?

Shaking his head, Svein erased the thought from his mind entirely, leaving him to be bewitched by the demon who lived with him.

Before the final battle, the outcome of everything is still unknown.

On the battlefield, he did not achieve the victory he wanted, but at the negotiating table, he was not without opportunities!

Thinking of this, Svein finally made up his mind.

Go directly to Besilko - I'll talk to you and see what kind of conditions you put forward!