[TS] Obsessed Gamer: The Ultimate Return – Chapter 235

The jungler has been focusing on jungle cleaving the whole time, yet the top and mid lane from OLZ acted as if they had a jungler behind them, freely continuing their lane push.

“Ah… banning Tirik was a good call, but it seems to have made the enemy line up even stronger,”

“Yeah. Maybe they were too conscious of Master Yi? From Honor and Getback’s perspective, they could be shouting, ‘Are we being ignored right now?’”

“Exactly! Who is Honor? He’s the top rookie who’s getting the most attention right now! And what about Getback? He’s such a reliable veteran!”

According to the commentators, the early lane situation was not just stable; it was actually skewed in favor of OLZ.

Ruler and Morgana.

Both of these champions are considered strong in lane, and compared to Jax and Akali, who are melee champions, they aren’t as powerful in the early game.

– GG

– The game just exploded?

– Isn’t it a situation where if they both get strong, Meiy just runs them over?

– Naaah, but with Jax and Akali, who knows?

– Who knows what, you idiot? If Outlaw hits the late game, it’s over.

– For real, LOL

– Meiy is Jax’s soul counter, so how can he just run them over if they both get big? LOL

– Anyway, Outlaw is just the worst, having no sense at all.

Debates raged among the fans.

At that point, both teams hadn’t made any significant moves.

“Right now, Ruler and Morgana are in control, but if they get ganked after level 6, everything will change drastically.”

“Yeah. Even though CS is slightly behind, that doesn’t mean Jax and Akali can’t grow. They definitely have power.”

“The jungler’s the same.”

Master Yi grew steadily.

However, the same could be said for BLH’s Graves.

There was no significant difference in the jungle speed between Master Yi and Graves.

After all, when you really push jungle efficiency, the differences usually come down to fractions of a second, so it’s normal that there wouldn’t be much of a gap when both are just jungling steadily.

What mattered was how to capitalize on the benefits gained through precise jungle plays, no matter how tiny they were.

– So bland.

– Yeah, OLZ is wrecked anyway.

– True, LOL

– Show me the sister cam… I think I’m gonna die…

The first to make a move in this peculiar stalemate was Graves.

“Watch the top!”

Ruler’s hard push.

Honestly, you wouldn’t believe this was a player who just got promoted to the second division, as he was exhibiting a destructive lane performance.

Of course, the opponent wouldn’t just let this slide.

“Graves is coming from behind, right?”

“Can Ruler survive?”

“Well, he still has Flash! I think it’s worth checking!?”

“Oh, Ruler noticed! But didn’t he realize a bit too late?”

– This looks dangerous.

– Is he gonna die?

– He has Flash, so shouldn’t he survive at least one round?

Even the commentators were unsure about Ruler’s death because his positioning was so precarious.

Ruler was walking a tightrope between life and death.

“At that moment! Jax used his forward Flash!”

“Jax’s counter skills aren’t removed even by transformation! Oh, that’s why Ruler just lost his Flash. It’s crucial from here!”

Using Flash to dodge Jax’s stun, but behind Ruler was Graves.

It was a deadlock.

Yet Ruler did not give up. Instead of using transformation offensively, he utilized it defensively to gain a movement speed boost and dashed off to find a way out.

Thud, thud!

Graves began to hit Ruler with his red-tinged basic attacks.

But even while getting hit by Graves, Ruler dodged skills with his increased speed and endured the basics with his E-skill shield.

Graves is naturally lacking in crowd control abilities.

Even if he had an ambush, if Ruler ran like that, it would’ve been impossible to secure a perfect kill angle.

“Is he holding on? Is Honor holding on?!”

“Ruler is dodging Graves’ skills like a little mouse!”

“But his health….”

No matter how hard Ruler tried, his health had dropped below two-thirds due to the ongoing lane trades.

In that situation, being caught from behind by Graves meant Ruler’s health had dwindled to the point where he was one basic attack away from death.

“Ah, no…!”

Just as everyone held their breath watching Ruler’s fate.

Thud-!

A minion arrived just in time to intercept Graves’ basic attack.

Even though Graves used Flash and attacked, it somehow didn’t connect.

“Waaah!! The minion took the hit instead!”

“Is this really happening? This was a situation BLH absolutely needed to secure!”

– Wow

– What’s going on?

– What the heck, luck is insane!

– This is crazy for real, LOL

Honor’s Ruler miraculously survived.

This was something that absolutely should not have happened from BLH’s perspective.

“This… is a big problem. Look at Master Yi’s position right now.”

Just one turn wasted.

However, for Outlaw, that slip-up was far too critical.

– Meiy is munching right now, LOL

– The reason for skipping the top gank.txt

– This is what jungling is.

– LOL

– Junglers weep, LOL

Master Yi had now dug deep into the enemy’s red jungle, finishing the counter jungle.

For the first time since the game started, a gap in growth between the two junglers began to appear.

“This… is crucial for both OLZ and BLH. The key to this game is Master Yi’s growth, and he’s just exploded.”

“Meanwhile, Graves is practically stuck!”

“That’s right! What do they do now? BLH is in deep trouble!”

“Looking back, Honor’s skill usage was absolutely perfect. It was a situation where dying wouldn’t have been strange at all, but ultimately he forced Graves to waste a turn and used up both enemy flashes.”

“Yeah! Given the nature of this game, Master Yi had to be the main character, but Ruler’s performance truly deserves to be called a ‘supporting star!’”

“Sort of like a special guest appearance? That kind of vibe?”

“Ahahaha! Yes! Exactly!”

While the commentators exchanged some light-hearted banter, in reality, the situation from BLH’s perspective was nothing short of a disaster.

“Ah, ah! Graves is taking a wrong step! There’s no way there’s any jungle left at red yet he’s still going!”

“It’s completely empty!”

– Graves is confused, LOL

– Yami~~

-> Terrifying

– Not even leftovers, that’s creepy.

A complete waste of movement.

And in the meantime, Master Yi had arrived in the enemy’s blue jungle.

What’s the best way for a jungler to waste the opponent’s movement?

The answer is simple.

Follow the same route while arriving just a tiny bit faster than the opponent.

Just like right now.

“Right now, Outlaw is playing with Su-hyun like a toy!”

“Is player Su-hyun feeling a lot less confident? He doesn’t seem to be making cool-headed choices with his path decisions!”

In reality, the jungler needed to anticipate how the enemy jungle would react based on the turn they used.

But BLH’s jungler, Su-hyun, was now moving like a flimsy puppet under Outlaw’s control.

A choice he normally wouldn’t make.

A mistake he wouldn’t typically commit.

If only…

The horrific memories of getting wrecked by Outlaw in scrims against OLZ had now robbed Su-hyun of even the chance to display his true skill.

– GG XX 0000 GG XX 0000 GG XX 0000 GG XX 0000 GG XX 0000 GG XX 0000 GG XX 0000

– Outlaw! Outlaw! Outlaw! Outlaw! Outlaw! Outlaw! Outlaw! Outlaw! Outlaw! Outlaw! Outlaw! Outlaw! Outlaw! Outlaw! Outlaw! Outlaw! Outlaw!

– Noona, I’m really dying! Noona, I’m really dying! Noona, I’m really dying! Noona, I’m really dying! Noona, I’m really dying! Noona, I’m really dying!

Thanks to that, we can say that the early phase—the most dangerous and weakest timing for Master Yi—had now passed.

Such a mundane growth.

No, it was appropriate to say it had grown well beyond just mundane.

[Master Yi – Level 6]

0/0/0 Master Yi.

At first glance, it may seem insignificant, but some might say that in this situation.

– Didn’t it just look like there was a 2-level gap in jungle?

– Master Yi is actually outleveling Graves? LOL

– Master Yi at level 6, LOL

– The king has returned, LOL