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

　Although it couldn't break through the "Fossil Aerial Dragon's" defense, the gem's attack power exceeded 10,000, enough to take down Darkdemon, who currently only had a little over 8,000 health points, in one hit.

　Placing one's hopes on a "treasure wheel falling from the sky" certainly involves an element of luck. However, combat itself is a matter of probability, and any prediction of actions is based on a high probability.

　If the probability of success is high enough, then do it. If the probability of success is very low, then give up.

　Through repeated choices, the ultimate goal is to find the route that maximizes the probability of victory; this is the essence of battle.

　Archbishop Molière's gaze was fixed on Dark, watching the rain of gems fall down, and then... be knocked away by the "Kaisar Claw" of the "Werewolf Garurumon"!

　The gems exploded the moment they were knocked away, bursting forth with various colors of light. The WereGarurumon's claws were rapidly corroded, then quickly healed, followed by a burst of red light that made its arm grow larger. However, another beam of azure light fell, freezing the enhanced arm in mid-air.

　...

　The expression on WereGarurumon's face froze slightly; the gem's effects changed too many times and too quickly, leaving it unable to react.

　But its initial reaction bought Dark valuable time to react. He instantly released his grip, leaned back, pressed himself against the back of the "Werewolf Garurumon," and then flipped over to land.

　Although "WereGarurumon" is not a giant beast, its size is still quite large compared to humans.

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　Dark made a decisive sliding tackle, sliding under him and immediately pulling out a magic card!

　"WereGarurumon" won't hold out for long.

　If it were to come into contact with a powerful offensive gem, even with its exceptionally high defense and magical power among nine-star magical spirits, it would be unable to withstand it.

　Once the "WereGarurumon" is breached, Dark will be completely defenseless.

　He was fully aware of the consequences of being exposed to the rain of jewels. Therefore, he acted decisively and activated "Starlight Avenue"!

　As a nine-star dragon species, "Stardust Dragon" does not fit the evolutionary system.

　However, if you consider it as a magic card used to save the day, it's hard not to add it to your deck.

　"Let the gathered prayers become the shining stars of new life, and transform into a path of radiant light! Special Summon, fly, Stardust Dragon!" When "WereGarurumon" finally touched the ground, "Stardust Dragon" responded to the prayers and came to answer them.

　The "starlight avenue" that instantly descended from the sky forcibly protected Dark and "Werewolf Garurumon" from the explosion.

　At this very moment, the "Fossilized Pterosaur" was already preparing for its second charge.

　It did not use any other special moves, giving "Treasure Wheel Angel" no chance to use absorption and release.

　Once everything was ready, the "Fossil Pterosaur" suddenly accelerated, resulting in another pure and simple high-speed impact!

　"boom!"

　This time, even with the "Heavenly Angel" acting as a buffer, the last line of defense protecting Archbishop Molière—the "Guardian Wings"—shattered completely. Archbishop Molière was now utterly exposed. The rain of jewels from the [Heavenly Angel] continued.

　However, none of the gems that fell around the "Angel of the Wheel" had any effect. Molière himself was not afraid of the rain of gems, so he was not particularly panicked when the barrier broke.

　His gaze remained fixed on Dark.

　Although the appearance of "Stardust Dragon" was unexpected, he knew about that magic card.

　Aside from Stardust Avenue's rescue, Stardust Dragon's most distinctive feature is its "Stardust Baby Dragon," which has a death immunity mechanism.

　The "Stardust Dragon" has a death immunity mechanism every thirty seconds. It can be summoned again by spending 1000 mana.

　The "Stardust Dragon" can be revived by using its ultimate move, "Stardust Radiance".

　"Stardust Dragon" can destroy and nullify a certain ultimate move by sacrificing itself.

　But could it destroy the "heavenly wheel"? This thought suddenly flashed through Molière's mind. He immediately rejected it.

　"Treasure Wheel Angel" is a magical spirit that is close to the limit of the fifth tier. Its status is infinitely close to that of "God Card". It cannot be affected by an ordinary nine-star magical spirit.

　He sensed no divinity whatsoever from the Stardust Dragon. Moreover, at this moment, his primary focus should not be on the Stardust Dragon, but on the Aerodactyl!

　"It's time to start!" A sigh came to my mind.

　Molière activated the magic card he had already planted on the spot!

　Dark Demon's "Fossil Aerial Dragon" is a panel monster, but it is not particularly immune to change-type effects, which is its fatal weakness.

　Molière further confirmed this through the "Rain of Jewels" effect of "Heavenly Wheel".

　As the "Fossil Aerodactyl" drew near, he fearlessly unleashed his arcane card, "Dragon, Demon and Angel Trap"!

　Now that he knew in advance that his opponent was Dark Dumont, Molière certainly wouldn't only prepare magic cards targeting the Demon race.

　"Trap of Dragons, Demons and Angels" is a type of occult ritual specifically designed to target dragons, demons and angels.

　In human legends, dragons, demons, and angels have always been unavoidable topics. They are the three species at the top of the food chain, below the gods.

　The esoteric ritual performed by Molière originated from a legend about capturing all three species.

　The conditions for activating its ritual are extremely strict, requiring the simultaneous presence of dragons, demons, and angels on the battlefield, which includes the "graveyard".

　The "Dragon, Demon and Angel Trap" can only be triggered when this condition is met.

　However, its effect was quite ordinary, merely a simple trap to restrain the creature. Depending on the target, the trap's effective duration varied. Molière knew he couldn't restrain the "Fossil Pteranodon" for long, but buying it a little time would be enough.

　As the ritual was triggered, a black circle suddenly spread out from the ground below the "Fossil Aerial Dragon," and a barrier of light rose from the edge of the circle, limiting the range of the ritual.

　The mysterious power that binds "dragons, demons, and angels" is instantly unleashed, firmly trapping the "fossilized pterosaur" in this snare.

　The "Fossil Pterosaur's" charge was interrupted.

　The two "Sword Beasts" were also trapped in the trap. Enraged, it controlled the "Sword Beasts" to rampage wildly. The trap immediately began to sway precariously, on the verge of collapse. Molière, however, acted swiftly.

　He wanted to end the duel while the "Heavenly Treasure Wheel" was still in effect!

　"In the name of Harpagon Molière, I summon the 'Priestly Angel'!"

　The next moment, a nine-star angel dressed in pure white and covered with runes was specially summoned.

　"Ritual Angel" is a ritual angel with the special passive skill "Ritual of Sacrifice". It can be Special Summoned when a Mystic Ritual is triggered while it is on the field.

　After a successful Special Summon, each time a Ritual is triggered on the field, it will be given an opportunity to use "Sacrificial Sword".

　The "Sword of Ritual" can cut through secret rituals and can also be used for normal attacks; its power is considerable.

　"Treasure Wheel Angel, ultimate move—'Total Silence'!"

　This is the "Treasure Wheel Angel's" final ultimate move, which can silence the entire audience.

　Its silence range includes all magical spirits except for angels, preventing them from using their special moves.

　However, it cannot restrict the archmage himself. And the effect only lasts for five seconds.

　But five seconds is enough.

　"The Ritual Angel—'Ritual for Good Fortune'!"

　"Ritual Transfer" is a group teleportation ultimate skill.

　Molière had been waiting for this moment for a long time, and finally he seized the opportunity to behead his opponent once again.

　The "Priest Angel" drew the "Priest Sword" and slashed it across the ground. The light connected to form a circle, encompassing itself, the "Rotary Angel," and Archbishop Molière.

　next second.

　Everyone inside the teleportation circle was teleported behind Darkdemon!

　Then, Molière saw the "Black-eared Beast" hidden behind Darkdemon, and the glowing magic card in Darkdemon's hand—"Elysium V"!

　If he doesn't draw "Elysium V", Dark will immediately sacrifice himself to summon "Dark Demon".

　But since I've already bought the "Elysium V", I won't make a second choice.

　He looked at Archbishop Molière, who had been teleported there, and grinned.

　"I've been waiting for you for a long time!"

　……

　Darke's smile immediately cast a shadow over Archbishop Molière's eyes.

　shadow.

　The evolution of [Black-eared Beast] happens in the blink of an eye.

　After the intense light burst forth and then disappeared, the magical spirit standing there had transformed into the twelve-star angel species, Cherubimon (Evil)!

　Although it is an angelic species, it is of the dark element.

　The "Cheravis" exuded a powerful aura of evil the moment they appeared.

　It is an angel, but even more so a fallen angel!

　However, based on Dark's understanding of the "Treasure Wheel Angel," its ultimate move, "Total Silence," cannot block the fallen angel's ultimate move.

　Furthermore, the passive abilities of magical spirits cannot be disabled.

　"Stardust Dragon" still has a death immunity every thirty seconds.

　If handled properly, even with only "WereGarurumon" by his side, Dark was confident he could survive the five-second silence.

　Therefore, Archbishop Molière waited until he had bound the "Fossilized Pteranodon" and summoned the "Priest Angel" before launching a surprise attack with teleportation, hoping to catch Dark off guard.

　However, his scheme was still exposed by his emotional perception.

　Dark was prepared and even made countermeasures.

　The brilliance of the "Walk of Fame" overshadowed the summoning of the "Black-eared Beast".

　WereGarurumon provided protection and cover for BlackEarmon under the jewel rain.

　Dark used the technique of delayed summoning to activate "Elysium V" in advance, waiting for the moment when Archbishop Molière himself would step into the trap!

　Although the probability of this trap taking effect is actually not high.

　But this was just a random move made during the routine operation, a deal that originally had no cost.

　It highlights the extremely low cost of trial and error.

　It's good if the opponent falls into the trap, but even if they don't, there's no loss; it's as if nothing was done before.

　After all, a trap is only a trap if someone steps on it; a trap that no one steps on is just a dirt pit.

　Ado.

　Now that Molière had delivered himself to them, Darke was not about to let this opportunity slip by.

　"Treasure Wheel Angel" has basically used up all her special moves.

　Molière's surprise attack could only succeed if he relied on the "Priestess".

　In addition to the "Sacrificial Sword," the "Angel of the Ritual" also has a special move called "The Sword of Illusion and Reality," which is a special move that can create phantom clones at the point where the sword is pointed.

　The phantom clone possesses only one-fifth of the original's magic power and defense. However, its attacks are not weakened, and it can be generated at designated locations, including within barriers, to deliver a fatal surprise attack to the opponent.

　When the "Priestess Angel" uses the "Priestess Sword," its phantom clone will also use the "Priestess Sword" simultaneously.

　The "Sacrificial Sword" is a sword of the void, capable of penetrating obstacles and striking the target directly.

　The magical spirits' attempts to block it were futile against the "Sacrificial Sword".

　If you instinctively rely on magical spirits to block the sword, you will fall into the trap of the "Sacrifice Sword".

　The "Priestess" and her clone strike simultaneously; if both hit, it will be enough to destroy all of Dark's remaining health.

　Unfortunately, Molière was a seasoned mage, and his magical spirits were almost entirely concealed. Information and precautions regarding the "Priestess Angels" were clearly written in the documents.

　After successfully evolving Cherubimon (Evil), Dark immediately flew away, with Stardust Dragon and Stardust Dragon circling above his head, devouring all the falling gems.

　The "Garurumon" suddenly leaped between him and Molière, its claws snapping as it charged forward, forcing Molière to attack it.

　Meanwhile, the Cherubim (Evil) suddenly grabbed the "Lightning Spear," summoning a massive thundercloud that unleashed countless bolts of lightning.

　At the same time, it transformed the "lightning spear" in its hand into a giant lightning spear and hurled it out!

　The lightning strikes during "God's Judgment" had a wide range, covering a large area centered around Molière.

　The "Lightning Spear" was aimed at the "Treasure Wheel Angel," preventing it from having a chance to pursue Dark.

　The Cherubim (Evil) possesses the ability to instantly control the Priestess. However, it did not waste its precious time on the Priestess, but instead focused its full attention on attacking Molière.

　Molière has more remaining health than Dark. But he can only withstand one lightning strike at most; if a second strike hits, he will surely be destroyed.

　He was like a lamb entering a tiger's den, with no way to retreat, and could only control the "Treasure Wheel Angel" to withstand the attack.

　The "Treasure Wheel Angel" immediately activated one of the powers of the "Seven Jewels Crown," absorbing the lightning spear transformed from the "Lightning Spear" into the gems, and then suddenly turned around to shield Molière beneath her.

　Countless bolts of lightning struck down, scorching its back black. But worthy of being called the "King of Angels," it withstood the damage from the lightning.