But even Sima Yi possessed the attribute of "Imperial Privilege." After all, that wolf-gazing, eagle-eyed bastard had later been posthumously honored as Emperor Xuan of Jin. No wonder the Emperor of the Sands' national-style skin was named Sima Zhongda rather than Zhou Yu, Zhou Gongjin.
(PS: Before its name was decided, many people thought the Emperor of the Sands skin with the feather fan and silk headscarf was the Grand Commander.)
(bjbi) Logically speaking, given how Emperor of the Sands Azir had been betrayed by his strategist Zeratul during the Ascension ritual, he should have hated the trait of usurping a throne and proclaiming oneself emperor more than anyone. If Azir encountered Sima Yi, the two would probably start fighting on sight.
From this perspective, Emperor of the Sands and Sima Zhongda were not very compatible either. It could even be said that they were sworn enemies. What made League of Legends interesting was that there were countless bits of lore and anecdotes between the main champions and their skins, which could be regarded as champions from parallel worlds.
Lianye nodded and pondered. Although considering the relationship between Emperor of the Sands and Sima Zhongda seemed rather meaningless, many Summoners had no interest whatsoever in learning about a champion's life and background, judging champions solely by their strength.
Yet there were also Summoners who had studied every champion's backstory and knew their pasts inside out, using that knowledge to gain a deeper understanding of the champions themselves. This was Lianye's form of respect for the power of the champions he wielded.
Shaking his head vigorously and driving those chaotic thoughts from his mind, Lianye followed closely behind Nero as she rode forward.
After passing through the northern end of the forest, steep mountain ranges stretched out to either side. At