Why does Jhin have an interaction with Yasuo?

Ahristocats·3/30/2017, 3:41:53 PM·3 votes·1,417 views

i thought that Jhin would have killed yasuo's master and made the scene looks like yasuo did it, but apparently it's not possible since jhin was in jail during the noxian invasion until the end of the war (and apparently yasuo's master was killed during the war and not after it ended)

so why does he have an interaction with yasuo? ""It's fun to kill a man, to take all that he had, and could ever have."

6 Comments

Goodnight Nunu3/30/2017, 5:26:33 PM5 votes

It's a reference. That's why it's on his High noon skin, it's related to some old western.

Ebonmaw Dragon3/30/2017, 5:59:42 PM3 votes

https://youtu.be/3zKCIf-vfbc?t=171

Its only for the High Noon skin, a reference to a western movie that has the same title of Yasuo the "Unforgiven".

Tyrone Lannister3/30/2017, 3:43:30 PM2 votes

Maybe its because all Yas has left is himself after he was exiled

Bootleg Gay3/30/2017, 4:38:04 PM1 votes

Riven was the one that killed Yasuo's master, as far as I knew.