Yasuo's reason to leave?

SamsungWhite4·Mar 19, 2015·1 votes·1,129 views

I just finished reading lore, and I am intrigued by it; Before I read that her lore, I read that in lore that left because someone murdered the Elder and he was blamed for it. In lore, her brother, Zelos, left for "Demacia" and never returned. Also, village was destroyed by someone (most likely the Noxians) but could have very easily been Zelos. Maybe Zelos tried to leave because he didn't want to defend Ionia because he figured that it would fall. So he could very well be a mass murderer that kills people and/or their loved ones. He might be the person that and could be looking for. He also might be back for takeover.

Just a theory.

4 Comments

GreenLoreMar 20, 20152 votes

The thing is we don't know much about zelos. Many assume he is some kind of anti hero,but in the end he could just be a nice guy. However we know the elder was killed by a wind attack and it is questionable that zelos can do somehting like that.

However I think it isn't that unlikely that there might be traitors among the ionians,if I remember correctly someone once pointed out that Riven s fighting style bears quite the resemblance to yasuos(a 3 slash combo attack with a knockup,dash abilities,a shield ability and wind cutters),which begs the questions who taught her to fight like that?Maybe Rivens master is actually an ionian traitor?

libraryseraph Mar 20, 20151 votes

Riven is also implied to be the one who killed Yasuo's master prior to her defection, due to said wind attack

NarasimhaMar 20, 20152 votes

No, it pretty clearly states that it was Noxus who wrecked Varus's village. Also, I don't think Ionians as a whole could really be that unpatriotic. It just doesn't seem part of their nature. Its been said that even Zed would stand with Ionia in such circumstances.

Ebonmaw DragonMar 21, 20151 votes

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No, it pretty clearly states that it was Noxus who wrecked Varus's village. Also, I don't think Ionians as a whole could really be that unpatriotic. It just doesn't seem part of their nature. Its been said that even Zed would stand with Ionia in such circumstances.

Yes, it was Noxus.

http://leagueoflegends.wikia.com/wiki/Varus/Background (The Judgement Part)

"As Varus slowed, an apparatus with a bow's purpose, if not its shape, leapt to life for the first time at his wrist. He needed not be instructed in its use; a man was instantly pierced, burst like a wineskin. This proved a true inspiration to his fellows, who found within themselves a speed they never knew possible; though even at this speed, they were still beings of flesh and blood. Insufficient.

Though what it fired wasn't an arrow, it behaved as one; it ruined as one, traveled through the Noxian insignia, out of one gasping soldier and into another, exploding with six thirsting tongues that gripped and snared. With every death Varus shot faster, until by the end there was no sense that each shot was discrete. The Prey simply ran until it fell. It was elegant horror."

Time passes quickly. There were more hunts, and more blood; mercies were promised, but withheld. Darkness swirled with the scent of wet leaves, oddly sweet, the broken bodies of men and women rendered wholly abstract in the course of their annihilation. Varus knelt over a sundered cart to seize a communique, pierced through by one of his sharp tendrils; it revealed the names of yet a few more Noxian dogs, responsible for issuing the order...

The damning order. What they took from him he would repay a thousand-fold.

A summoner stepped forward, her mask of judgment impassive, her presence sweeping away the last threads of the vision. "Your purpose here is clear. You have discerned that among our Champions there exist Noxian agents. This, all of this," she waved her hand, "is the prosecution of some vendetta."