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

　And soon someone presented the information they had already gathered from their investigation.

　Regardless of Lei Qi's background or whether his magical abilities were sufficient to enter the main tournament, the moment he summoned "Thunder Dragon," nothing else mattered.

　In that instant, he became an object that all forces had to try every means to win over.

　If it becomes truly impossible to win them over, the possibility of resorting to more radical measures cannot be ruled out.

　For example, nip it in the bud!

　……

　This is the harsh reality.

　Even with the same goal and facing the same external enemy, the infighting between the various factions will not stop.

　They used every means at their disposal: bribing, assassinating, and plundering.

　Moreover, based on the information currently available, these are "God Cards" that are not created by the mage himself, but rather transformed from divine soul or consciousness, and do not possess the mind lock that high-level magic cards necessarily have.

　This means that most "God Cards" can be plundered! As long as you can gain the approval of the god who issued the "God Card", you can even take it over and use it.

　As for how to gain God's approval instead of being devoured by God's wrath, that depends on the methods employed by each individual.

　Therefore, those who merely possess the "God Card" without a strong backing need to consider more than just matters within the dueling arena.

　Of course, the Magic League has always been very concerned about the safety of the players and has been doing its best to maintain order during the competition.

　However, all they can maintain is order during the competition. Furthermore, it's possible that the perpetrators were themselves members of the Magic League.

　Therefore, from a practical standpoint, choosing to align oneself with one of the factions as soon as possible is the best option for the holder of the "God Card." The wise understand these intricacies without even asking.

　Participating in the World Cup is also a way to showcase oneself to various powers.

　Even the Dimon family would extend an olive branch to any player they fancied.

　Let's turn our attention back to the competition.

　Noah Sharp's expression shifted from surprise and impulsiveness to bewilderment, and finally returned to calm.

　It is clear that he has given up on the idea of ​​using the same trump card to fight against "Thor Dragon".

　This "Dark Abyss Dragon" is the strongest trump card he will reveal in the preliminary rounds.

　As for the outcome of this duel, it was already a foregone conclusion the moment Lei Qi summoned the "Thunder Dragon".

　Next, it will depend on whether he can control the "Black Abyss Dragon" and test the "Thunder Dragon's" depths as much as possible.

　The one who possesses the "God Card" will certainly not stop at the preliminary rounds. If both sides can enter the preliminaries, there is a possibility of them meeting again. Therefore, taking advantage of this opportunity to gather as much information as possible will be of great benefit to him.

　The appearance of the "God Card" shocked the world, and most projection devices were moved to the main stage as a result.

　Even in Duel City, some people choose to enter the store immediately after sensing the aura of "God" to watch.

　Under the watchful eyes of countless people, Thor truly displayed the majesty of a god!

　The "Black Abyss Dragon" has super-high stats among the twelve-star magical spirits.

　Moreover, according to Dark's experience, the probability of it having the [Position +1] trait is as high as 99.999%.

　In other words, it is also a fifth-tier magical spirit. Even if "Thunder Dragon" is a God Card, it is only a sixth-tier spirit. The two are only one tier apart, so they are not completely unable to fight. But in fact, in the ensuing battle, "Thunder Dragon" completely overwhelmed "Black Abyss Dragon" simply because of the difference in its three attributes.

　Although Lei Qi chose to reveal his "God Card," he also knew the importance of concealing it if possible, and therefore tried his best to avoid revealing the information about the "Black Abyss Dragon's" ultimate move.

　This is undoubtedly very disappointing for those trying to glean more information from this battle.

　However, they still formed a preliminary impression of the strength of the "God Cards" based on this.

　— The three attributes of "Thunder Dragon" are at least an order of magnitude higher than those of "Black Abyss Dragon"!

　Moreover, "Thor Dragon" does not require Lei Qi to control it in real time or give detailed commands.

　From the perspective of the concept of "God Card", it inherently contains fragments of God's soul or consciousness.

　It must possess a "self".

　From a traditional perspective, human will cannot supersede the will of God. Reiji, in relation to "Thor Dragon," is at most positioned as a "collaborator."

　This means that the "Card of God" will not be hindered by the Archmage himself. However, it also means that the "Card of God" is in danger of going out of control.

　Also.

　It refers to the final effect of differences in "rank". In summary, the higher the "rank", the greater the difference.

　The gap between the sixth and fifth steps is much greater than the gap between the fifth and fourth steps.

　Therefore, although the two sides appear to be only one step apart on the surface, the actual gap is even greater than the gap between the fifth step and the first step.

　This means that the "Black Abyss Dragon's" ultimate move will inevitably be significantly weakened when used on the "Thunder Dragon".

　However, the damage caused by its physical attacks will not be reduced, provided that its attack power is sufficient to break through the defense.

　therefore.

　Lower-ranking magical spirits, if they want to defeat the "God Cards" of the sixth tier, can only rely on physical means, aside from some special finishing moves involving the rules.

　This gives the impression of a very brutal and overwhelming divine dominance.

　It is exactly the same as the legendary figures who have always served the emperor, Zhong Shibayi.

　Spells are human tools. Rules are the magic of the gods.

　So, is God really invincible? Of course not.

　The story of non-gods killing gods has been passed down from ancient times to the present, and it has occurred in almost every age of gods.

　As mentioned earlier, physical attacks are not affected by the difference in "position".

　This is why situations like "a brick flying due to great strength" occur. Giants, dragons, and behemoths can all pose a threat to gods.

　In many myths and legends, giants and dragons are described as enemies of the gods, and this is where the origin of the term comes from.

　Secondly, even non-gods can wield the power of rules.

　Finally, spells that do not involve the power of rules will be weakened, but not completely ineffective.

　Therefore, in extreme cases, there may be cases where a magician who has mastered the ultimate magic has successfully killed a god.

　These are the three ways to defeat God.

　In conclusion, God can be defeated.

　Moreover, it was just a "God Card," not a real god. After careful analysis, Dark felt he wasn't without a chance.

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　Because he had already deduced the source of the terrifying three-dimensional attributes of "Thor Dragon".

　……

Chapter 1505 The White Dragon Scale of Darkdemon (4k)

　To summon "Thunder Dragon", you first need a twelve-star magical spirit as a basic offering.

　Whether this twelve-star magical spirit can be replaced by a third-tier magical spirit plus other magical spirits that can add up to twelve stars is debatable.

　Furthermore, when Raqi Hodge summoned "Thunder Dragon," she sacrificed a nine-star "Thunder Dragon" from her graveyard as a special offering. It's currently unknown whether this special offering was a necessary condition for summoning "Thunder Dragon." However, Dark is almost certain that "Thunder Dragon's" stats, which far surpass those of "Black Abyss Dragon," originate from that nine-star "Thunder Dragon"!

　It was at the cost of destroying a "Thunder Dragon" that this twelve-star "God Card" was able to surpass "Black Abyss Dragon".

　This is definitely not a price that can be paid casually.

　Lei Qi could not possibly use this as a routine tactic.

　However, the fact that he added "Thunder Dragon" to his deck means that he was mentally prepared to pay the price.

　Perhaps he has enough nine-star "Thunder Dragon" cards to consume like this?

　In short, there's no need to speculate too much about this aspect.

　What needs to be understood now is whether that special offering is necessary, and whether it must be a nine-star "Thunder Dragon".

　If we're only drawing power from the nine-star "Thunder Dragon," would it also work to use a six-star or three-star one?

　Additionally, is it possible to make the "Thunder Dragon's" stats even stronger by sacrificing more "Thunder Dragons" from the "Graveyard"?

　Due to the very limited information available at present, Darko cannot make a definitive judgment.

　But he felt that the last one was possible.

　The special summoning mechanism of increasing the three attributes of "Thunder Dragon" by giving up more "Thunder Dragons" in the "Graveyard" is quite common in Yu-Gi-Oh! cards.

　Some card monsters' attack and defense stats are even entirely determined by the number of tributes offered when they are summoned.

　And that's where my thoughts come from.

　How to limit the power of "Thor Dragon" becomes very straightforward.

　—Simply clearing the "Graveyard" will weaken "Thunder Dragon" to its lowest level.

　However, with the "graveyard" mechanism only being introduced a year ago, it is not easy to implement.

　Dark doesn't currently have a good way to clear out the "graveyard." But he can choose not to kill!

　As long as you "don't kill" and don't destroy Lei Qi's magical spirits, you can limit the number of "Thunder Dragons" in the "Graveyard" to the greatest extent.

　Furthermore, Raiqi also possesses Magical Spirit cards, such as "Nether Thunder Dragon," which can be retrieved from the deck and Special Summoned through defeat.

　This type of Magical Spirit Card is also one that cannot be easily destroyed. Once you're actually in the duel arena, there's absolutely no need to get bogged down in dealing with these Magical Spirits.

　The most effective way to defeat Lei Qi is to ignore his magical spirits and kill him directly.

　Therefore, his insistence on using traditional dueling methods to fight Noah Sharp was itself a part of his strategy.

　What he needed most was that "open and aboveboard" atmosphere, and ultimately he used this psychological game to limit Noah Sharp's behavior.

　This would shift the entire duel in his favor. However, while this method sounds simple, it is actually extremely difficult to execute.

　Another relatively simple way to win is to summon "Big Daddy" before Lei Qi draws "Thunder Dragon".

　Of course, even if neither of these methods works, Dark is not entirely without a chance of winning.

　After watching the entire duel, he was basically certain that Raqi's deck lacked variety, and his tactical approach revolved around "strength." This type of duelist was relatively easy for Dark to deal with.

　Because he himself is basically this type of duelist.

　The duel on the field was over in no time. Reiqi, relying on the "God Card," successfully defeated Noah Sharp. As if celebrating the victory, a huge clap of thunder suddenly resounded in the sky.

　Then countless "divine causes" converged and were sucked into the mouth of the "Thunder Dragon" like a river flowing backward.

　Its divine aura became even stronger in an instant.

　Lei Qi's body was also faintly radiating divine light, and many "divine causes" entered his body.

　After that, "Thor Dragon" gradually disappeared. The duel finally came to an end.

　But the entire Duel City was in an uproar because of this.

　That boiling atmosphere was clearly evident even when narrowed down to the area of ​​Dragon Cliff.

　Many viewers didn't really understand what "God Cards" meant. But when Raiqi suddenly summoned "Thunder Dragon," they all felt an immense sense of awe towards it.

　Humans are born with a yearning for power. Whether it's wanting to grow taller, run faster, or look up at the sky and soar through the heavens, it all stems from a longing for the power they have never possessed.

　When every cell in the body recognizes the existence of an "unbridgeable gap," "fear" is instilled in the aspiration, which then evolves into "reverence."

　Even though they knew nothing, they could all sense that the "Thunder Dragon" was an existence on a completely different level from them.

　This leads to the question of whether it can summon "Thor Dragon".

　The adoration of the summoned mages became unstoppable.

　At this moment, Lei Qi gained a lot of reputation.

　His ranking on the popularity charts soared, racing towards number one like a train.

　The crowd surging towards Dragon Cliff instantly multiplied several times over.

　But in this environment, Noah Sharp, relegated to the background, showed no signs of discouragement.

　He even smiled at Dark after the duel ended, then walked to the side to wait.

　Although they just lost a game and their ranking dropped, there's no rush to qualify through the preliminary rounds.

　He clearly wanted to stay there and watch the duel between Dark and Raqi.

　"Didn't you ever think I'd just turn around and leave?" Dark couldn't help but raise his hand and touch the bridge of his nose.