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

　Take, for example, this Samsung blank card that was summoned right now!

　……

　Card Name: Cave Meerkat

　[Type: Spirit Card]

　【grade:】

　[Race: Bird-Beast]

　[Type: Ground]

　【Magic Power: 1000】

　[Attack: 1100]

　[Defense: 1400]

　[Special Skill: None]

　……

　The giant meerkats that live in burrows have lost all their fur, which has transformed into tough scales that cover all of their bodies except for their limbs and abdomen, much like a pangolin.

　This three-star white card is only decent in terms of defense stats.

　But speaking of white cards...

　What's the difference between a Magical Spirit with all its special moves on cooldown and a White Card?

　At Scott's command, the crypt meerkats engaged the Radiant Python in fierce combat!

　These two magical spirits, who were born to be at odds, gradually became more ferocious as the battle continued.

　Vittor suppressed the urge to use "Forbidden Love" at this moment and summoned a new magical spirit.

　But not long after, Scott also summoned a new magical spirit.

　Both of them summoned two-star white cards this time, and following closely behind the meerkats and the Radiant Python, they found a spot and began to fight.

　Then it's the next one, and the one after that...

　Witt and Scott's deck compositions are actually very similar. Apart from a few spell cards or item cards, they only have two options: Magician Spirit Cards and Magician Spirit Cards.

　Most of the Magical Spirit cards exist to fill out decks.

　Once the core Magical Spirit is defeated, all that's left are one useless card after another.

　therefore.

　When the Radiant Python and the Cave Meerkat lost their fighting ability in their desperate struggle, both sides could only summon one magical spirit after another, which was regarded as a "useless card".

　Furthermore, since the card is truly useless, even mutual destruction requires a great deal of effort.

　Thus began a long, tedious, and utterly unplayable free-for-all battle of discarded cards.

　Witt and Scott's expressions changed from initial solemnity to eventual numbness, and they were unable to utter a single word.

　The atmosphere was strange and awkward.

　The beginning was quite intense and exciting, so how did it suddenly turn into this long and tedious script?

　However, there is no option for a draw in a duel.

　If you don't want to admit defeat, you have no choice but to place your pieces one by one.

　In the end, I don't even know which round it was.

　All that was left in Witt's hands was the last magical sprite—"Magical Beast: Stag"—and a "Forbidden Love" card!

　Scott, on the other hand, also has a one-star Magical Spirit card and an "Ink" card.

　Both of them snapped out of their daze.

　It's finally coming to an end!

　Witt immediately summoned "Magical Beast: Stag".

　This original magical beast hasn't appeared in his matches for a long time.

　A white stag, radiating a faint glow, stepped out of the light, gently stomping its forelegs on the ground, both sacred and beautiful.

　……

　Card Name: Magical Beast (Stag)

　[Type: Spirit Card]

　【grade:】

　[Race: Bird-Beast]

　【属性：Light】

　【Magic Power: 100】

　[Attack: 200]

　[Defense: 100]

　Ultimate Skill: Light of the Soul

　……

　Slow down a little.

　Scott's magical spirit was also summoned.

　That was a water monkey that Witte had seen before!

　……

　Card Name: Water Monkey

　[Type: Spirit Card]

　【grade:】

　[Race: Bird-Beast]

　【属性：water type】

　【Magic Power: 300】

　[Attack: 400]

　[Defense: 100]

　[Special Moves: Poison Finger, Water Spray]

　……

　Looking at the panel data, it's clear who is stronger and who is weaker.

　Scott knew about Witt's magical beast, so he also knew that the stag's three stats were extremely low.

　He was already confident of victory when he summoned the water monkey.

　But with "Forbidden Love" in hand, Wiete is equally confident of victory.

　The two looked at each other at the same time, almost like mirror images, and revealed relieved and carefree smiles.

　Scott's water monkey also burst out in that instant!

　Despite being only a one-star water monkey, it possesses incredible speed, and with its long, sharp, venomous claws, it can easily poison and slit throats.

　But Witt also knew something about water monkeys.

　So when the water monkey started moving, the white stag suddenly raised its head, and a spiritual light burst forth from its magnificent antlers!

　The "water monkey" was attacked first and forced to retreat rapidly by the light of the mind.

　During this time, Witt took the opportunity to launch the "Forbidden Love".

　The little monkey froze in place for a moment.

　The stag lowered its head and, after accelerating from the start, pierced the abdomen with the tip of its antlers!

　With the "Water Monkey" completely defeated, this extremely arduous duel finally came to a complete end.

　Even Scott, who ultimately lost, secretly breathed a sigh of relief.

　……

　"The battle is over."

　"Winner: Witt Gold".

　The referee's tone even seemed to become listless.

　Scattered applause rang out from the sidelines.

　"Clap clap clap!"

　Suddenly, a burst of applause broke out.

　The person clapping was indeed Robert.

　"In the end, we won, didn't we?"

　Robert clapped his hands loudly.

　……

　"Hey, is it over?"

　Diana rubbed her eyes, lifted her head from Dark's shoulder, and her lips were still glistening with tears.

　She was indeed woken up by Robert's applause.

　"It's over. Just as I predicted, Witt won."

　There's one thing Duck didn't say: the result is the same, but the process is different.

　Gan!

　……

　The two professors on the judging panel were initially quite tense about this duel, but now they just wanted to score as quickly as possible.

　Professor Jones silently raised the sign.

　"Red side, Witt, 6 points."

　"Blue team, Scott, 6 points."

　Professor Fox was indeed old and couldn't help but yawn several times, but he still gave a score.

　"Red team, 5 points."

　"Blue team, 4 points."

　The fifth-grade students had no way to express their grievances.

　"Red team, 6 points."

　"Blue team, 6 points."

　……

　Professor Fox's rating was indeed a bit too strict.

　Although this duel turned into a battle of useless cards in the later stages.

　However, both contestants have their own strengths.

　As a first-year student, Wirt usually summons very quickly and his individual cards are of decent quality, but he lacks a strong tactical system.

　Scott's "ink" card is truly creative.

　The basic skills are really bad, and there are no second-tier magic spirit cards.

　If he doesn't work hard, he might not pass the final exam for his second-year summoning class.

　Whether they can ultimately pass the Duel Club's recruitment process depends on luck.

　……