The villainous young master just wants to live a Buddhist-like life.

　The gale transformed into wind blades, bombarding the giant circular shield with countless dents, but fortunately, it was not broken.

　"Tick!"

　Emma could already hear the turn-switching sound. But she had absolutely no time to summon a new magical spirit. Nevertheless, she remained calm and quickly made a wish to the "Wishing Angel."

　"Angel dwelling in the magic lamp, hear my prayer and help me destroy the enemy before me! Angelic judgment!"

　The "wishing angel" floating in the air immediately clasped its hands together and closed its eyes in prayer, just like a young girl.

　Above its head, the white smoke ring, which resembled an angel's halo, suddenly turned golden.

　The golden smoke ring expanded rapidly and stood upright above his head.

　Suddenly, a prayer, quite similar in tone to Emma's but more majestic, rang out from the void.

　A beam of golden light suddenly fell amidst the prayers, striking the smoke ring directly and forming a golden halo perpendicular to it within the inner circle, which then began to spin rapidly.

　A sacred aura then erupted.

　All around, the "changes" except for the "wishing angel" suddenly slowed down.

　Things returned to normal only after the "Wish Angel" completed its "declaration".

　The smoke rings and halos above its head stopped rotating—they stopped on the same plane.

　"Good luck."

　Emma's eyes sparkled, but she wasn't surprised that luck was on her side today.

　The "wishing angel" drew the "O" from the "O" and the "X". Her wish was granted.

　The "weather," which had transformed into a raging storm, vanished without warning. Emma's brow relaxed, and she straightened up behind the golden shield. The shield's surface displayed an exaggerated expression—first "anger," now "laughter."

　This is the item card – "Shield of Divine Will".

　"Shield of Divine Will" conveys divine will, its properties shifting with joy, anger, sorrow, and happiness. Emma hid behind "Shield of Divine Will," quickly checking her two newly acquired magic cards while glancing at the person opposite her.

　While she was dealing with the "weather," Trinsna had already completed her field preparations. The paint monster she summoned had now transformed into a gigantic, distorted creature!

　The surface of the giant beast was pieced together from various colors of paint.

　In order to summon it, Trinsina used two tubes (of paint).

　The final summoned behemoth is called the "Beast of Art". The form of the "Beast of Art" is different each time it is summoned.

　Its body parts are not only pieced together with different colors of paint, but also pieced together with different "painting styles".

　At this moment, its head resembles the head of a giant dragon, with a dark gothic style, while the dragon eyes within the dragon's head are realistic, moving around its face.

　Its enormous, jar-like body is cartoonish in style, with a surface of rotating red, yellow, and green rollers that can expand, stretch, and twist.

　Its left hand is a huge pincer, and its left arm is a muscular arm with a tough-guy style.

　Its right hand features an abstract style that is constantly changing.

　It has no legs or feet; its body is a flat snake.

　After the turn switched, Trinsina summoned a third tube of "paint" on the spot and poured it directly into the body of the "Art Beast".

　Then, two circular wings sprouted from the back of that jar-like body—a style of innocent drawing, like that of a child.

　But those wings, which didn't resemble wings at all, did indeed serve their purpose. At Trinsina's command, the wings actually flapped, and the massive body of the "Beast of Art" took flight.

　got up.

　This cobbled-together magical spirit has an incredibly mixed aura, making it impossible to determine its star rating based on perception alone.

　Dark, watching from the contestant's platform, couldn't help but frown. He suspected that each part of the "Art Beast" had a different star rating panel.

　Just as Trinsina poured the third tube of "pigment" into the body of the "Beast of Art," the aura of every part of the "Beast of Art" seemed to change again.

　What kind of monster is this?

　While the stitched beasts still have some clues, this "artistic beast" is even more bizarre than the stitched beasts.

　Just standing outside the arena and watching gives you a chill down your spine, let alone Emma, ​​who is facing the "Beast of Art" right there in the arena.

　Emma straightened up behind the "Shield of Divine Will" and immediately summoned a new magic card.

　"In the name of Emma Metis, a magical summons—[The Golden Treasure]!"

　She held up the prop card called "Golden Treasure," and golden light immediately shone from the card.

　The golden light swiftly landed ten meters away from her, and upon landing, it formed a mountain of treasure!

　That mountain of treasure was piled high with gold coins, and the other treasures were all luxurious and precious collectibles.

　The "Art Beast," which pounced on Trinsina's orders, was immediately drawn to the "golden treasure."

　Especially the two realistic dragon eyes on its head, which darted quickly across its face, as if they were eager to jump off.

　It can only be said that it truly lives up to its name as the "eyes of a dragon".

　Emma's "Golden Treasure" worked; the "Beast of Art" was attracted by the "Golden Treasure" and actually descended from the sky, plunging into the mountain of gold.

　But the next moment, to the astonishment of the audience, the "Beast of Art" opened its huge mouth at the gold scattered all over the ground!

　The gaping maw was exaggeratedly wide, casting a dark atmosphere, as if an abyss lay hidden within. A close look gave one the feeling that their very soul might be sucked in.

　The gold coins from that treasure mountain were sucked into his mouth like river water.

　As the enormous "golden treasure" disappeared at a visible speed, Emma's eyes twitched slightly, and it seemed as if a cartoonish "#" character was about to appear on her forehead.

　She couldn't help but look across, and her eyes met those of Trinsina, who immediately grinned and laughed silently at her.

　"The Angel of Prayer!"

　Emma suddenly began her second prayer: "Angel dwelling in the lamp, please hear my prayer once more and help me destroy the enemy before me!"

Chapter 1237 The Golden Ritual, The Spiritual Painter

　As Emma prayed, the smoke rings and halos above the "Wishing Angel's" head began to spin again.

　This magic card, crafted from a magic lamp, possesses an extremely unique power.

　But this power is fraught with uncertainty, and it's not the type Dark is looking for.

　Dark also possessed a magic lamp, but he didn't use it easily because he didn't want to turn it into this type of wish-granting artifact.

　But to his surprise, Emma seemed to have found a way to make wishes that were "guaranteed to succeed".

　When she made her first wish, her expression was very firm, not at all like she was "gambling on luck".

　However, that resolute expression did not reappear when making the second wish.

　Dark immediately realized that she did not have the confidence that her second wish would come true.

　Is there anything different about it?

　The success rate of making a second wish will decrease because the target to be eliminated is of a different level.

　"Speaking of which, can't we make a wish to this 'Wishing Angel' and draw a specific magic card from our deck?"

　The thought had barely crossed his mind when Dark saw that the two rings above the "Wishing Angel's" head had stopped turning.

　The project is now complete.

　Looking down from above, the two rings intersect to form a golden "X"! Wish failed!

　Nothing happened.

　However, upon closer inspection, it can be seen that the "Wishing Angel's" body has become noticeably lighter in color.

　It's unclear whether it was due to the exhaustion from making multiple wishes or the backlash from failed wishes.

　How will Emma cope after her wish fails?

　Dark looked on with slight concern.

　within the venue.

　After finishing her prayer, Emma left, drew a magic card from the Duel Disk, and quickly summoned a monster.

　Clearly, she knew that the success rate of this second wish was not high, so she made a backup plan early on.

　If you look closely, you'll see that she already has a three-star magic spirit and a six-star magic spirit in her field.

　If she has a nine-star Magical Spirit card in her hand, she can summon it simply by sacrificing it—although there is a possibility of failure.

　Trinsina's "Beast of Art" is indeed bizarre, but it only has a maximum of nine stars on its stats.

　If she could summon a nine-star magical spirit, she could naturally fight against it.

　However, Emma didn't have a nine-star Magical Spirit in her hand. What she summoned at that moment wasn't even a Magical Spirit, but a spell card—"Silent Transmission Spell"!

　The "Silent Transmission Spell" can be considered a very ancient spell, and its effects are covered by the "Silence Spell," which is no longer mentioned in modern times.

　However, precisely because of this, it is easier to create than the "Silence Spell," and it is a special magic card that Emma reserved to deal with Trinsina.

　This magic card can block the propagation of sound, so that sound can only be transmitted within the cut squares in the area.

　Emma's purpose in summoning the "Silent Transmission Spell" this time was solely to prevent Trinsina's voice from reaching the ears of the "Beast of Art"!

　"Artistic Beasts" are monsters stitched together from various art styles. These magical spirits, which are clearly distinguishable at a glance and possess a variety of special abilities, require precise commands from the duelist to unleash their power.

　By blocking the sound, Trinsina's commands were blocked.

　A "Beast of Art" that loses its command will instantly become a headless fly.

　This will at least reduce its difficulty by more than half!

　However, the "Silent Transmission Spell" only provides temporary relief and can only buy time. Emma glanced at her hand again, then raised the "Shield of Divine Will" and waited patiently.

　This "Shield of Divine Will" was also crafted from materials from the Golden Kingdom. However, it was an unexpected product of her research into the "Golden Alchemy Array".

　When the shield's expression changes to a "smile," the dents on the shield quickly return to their original smoothness, and the shield's durability is fully restored.

　But it could almost break through even the wind blades of "weather," so it's hard to imagine that it could withstand the attack of the "Beast of Art."

　However, with the "Golden Treasure" devoured by the "Art Beast," her ability to stall for this round became ineffective, leaving her only able to pin her hopes on her shield.

　"As long as we can get through this round..." No sooner said than done.

　After devouring the "golden treasure," the "Art Beast" suddenly raised its head, its realistic dragon eyes freezing in place as it locked its gaze on Emma.

　Immediately afterward, it raised its abstract-style right hand and forcefully struck Emma!

　It continued Trinsina's command and attacked Emma again. Suddenly, the abstract-looking right hand stretched forward in an irregular, twisting manner, and the hand, which was not recognizable as a hand at all, suddenly grew larger and enveloped Emma.

　Emma's expression hardened, and she instead gave the "Golden Beast" the command to "hunt for food." It spread out in all directions, sweeping away the iron blocks and using them to restore its magic power. Trinsina, on the other hand, discovered that her "painting" had become the "Golden Beast's" way of healing, but she frowned and then swept her brush across the paper.

　Suddenly, flocks of birds flew out from that "canvas of the sky." The birds were drawn with just a few strokes, their appearances were rough and not detailed, but they were very "freehand".

　They didn't attack Emma, ​​but instead pounced on the "Golden Beast." One by one, they crashed into the "Golden Beast" like bombs, leaving black ink stains on its body.

　However, the black ink that flowed down the "Golden Beast's" body and stuck to the ground actually hindered the "Golden Beast's" movement.

　This cannot achieve any real effect.

　But just by doing this, Trinsina seemed quite happy. Her eyes crinkled into a smile, and she didn't care about the sound barrier of the "Silent Transmission Charm" as she continued drawing.

　And at the same time.

　The abstract style of "Beast of Art" has already reached out to grab Emma with its right hand.

　But the expression on the "Shield of Divine Will" suddenly changed from "smiling" to "crying".

　An atmosphere of sorrow immediately spread.

　But the abstract style of his right hand certainly wouldn't stop there.

　However, to everyone's surprise, the abstract-style right hand suddenly began to melt when it touched the surface of the "Shield of Divine Will"!

　After the right hand melted, it turned into "tears" that flowed down the shield.

　This scene is utterly astonishing.

　On one hand, there's the scene where even a three-star magical spirit's attack is difficult to withstand with the "Shield of Divine Will".

　On the other hand, there's the scene where it can even withstand attacks from a nine-star magical spirit.

　This undoubtedly created a huge contrast, causing Emma's supporters' hearts to race.

　However, Trinsina herself did not show any change in expression as a result.

　She suddenly put down her brush, and huge characters flew out from the "sky canvas"—the characters burrowed into the brain of the "beast of art," instantly making it more agile.