What does Yasuo's line mean, death is like the wind, always with me?

"Death is like the wind, always with me." Death, like the wind, is always with you. Metaphor means that you are facing death at any time.

The lines of the brave swordsman Yasuo in League of Legends. Yasuo's background story: Yasuo was the first disciple of his peers to master wind fencing, so he was entrusted with the responsibility of guarding an elder when Noxas invaded. But he naively thought that he could save the day, so he went AWOL and joined the fight.

In the end, because Yasuo left without authorization, the elder was killed. Yasuo was wrongly accused of being a murderer. He fled Ionia and vowed to find the murderer. Later, Yasuo's brother Yong En caught up with him. Yasuo knew that if he wanted to find the real killer, he had to live, so he decided to fight with Yong En. This battle also made Yasuo kill Yong En.

Extended data:

Yasuo's other lines: the road is long, and Xiu Yuan is awkward, only the sword is the companion; My glory has long gone; Tomorrow is safe and no one can allow it; And follow the wind, you must pay attention to it later; The trend of this sword is getting worse; Benevolence and morality are also luxury goods; The road to extinction is too short for you to imagine; Only innocent people can sleep peacefully; Justice, what a grandiose word.

When you use Yasuo as a hero, you can use enemy soldiers as a springboard to kill the fleeing enemy; You can also jump directly on the hero of the other side and use enemy soldiers as springboard when retreating. At the level of 18, Yasuo's steel-chopping flash only needs to get 55% attack speed from the equipment to reach the upper limit of attack speed.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Chifeng Hao Jian