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

　After being implanted with the "Golden Curse Seal," the Fifth King General immediately lost his ability to attack and stood there dumbfounded.

　The other sixth king, who was also in a "berserk" state, suddenly pounced on the "Guardian of the Golden City".

　With the "Berserk" buff, this sixth king's attack power has exceeded 4500 points, enough to effectively kill the "Guardian of the Golden City".

　Even so, it is not easy to kill it.

　The "Guardian of the Golden Land" used itself as bait to successfully block the offensive of the fifth and sixth kings.

　The first king will charge forward.

　Then he was instantly killed by the "Golden King" who finally arrived!

　One of the "Seven Giants of the Kingdom" has been removed.

　After Dark's summoning was completed and enough mana was injected, the effect of "Red Bloodstained Golden Kingdom Elixir of Immortality" was activated again, Special Summoning another "Golden King Golden Kingdom Alchemist" from the deck.

　His actions were swift and remarkably calm.

　As the rounds change several times, the number of cards in your hand gradually increases.

　The number of Spell Cards that can be used as "costs" is also increasing. This means that as long as "Castle Giant" enters the range of "Golden Castle"—even if it never enters, a second "Golden King" can invade the opponent's half of the field, summoning a new "Golden Castle" to briefly envelop it. Then, use the combination of "Golden Divine Might" + "Equivalent Exchange" on it.

　Dark's thinking was very clear. After the second [Golden King Golden Kingdom Alchemist] emerged from the golden pillar of light, he seemed to see the dawn of victory.

　Bathed in the astonished gazes of countless spectators, the second "Golden King" elegantly swung its sword, the sword light condensed and suddenly flashed, instantly cleaving the giant who was over ten meters tall in half at the waist.

　The fourth king will fall.

　The situation is moving one step closer to a victory for Dark.

　However, just as the two "Golden Kings" were about to continue their slaughter in the "Golden City".

　In that instant, the sky above the "Golden City" was shrouded in darkness, a huge shadow covered the entire city, and the terrifying roar of the "City Giant" echoed from the sky.

　An unexpected change occurred.

　The "City Giant," which was similar to the "King of Mountain Giants," unexpectedly and decisively pounced on the "Golden City."

　Before anyone could react, he unleashed his ultimate attack – "Total Destruction"!

　The "City Giant" faced no threat. Located outside the "Golden City," it was unassailable.

　Even so, it still decisively launched a "self-destruct" tactic.

　"Boom!"

　The "City Giant" exploded in the sky above the "Golden City".

　The explosion was deafening, silencing all other sounds inside and outside the venue. "Golden City" was not spared whatsoever, and was crushed to pieces in the incredibly violent wave of destruction.

　The entire dueling arena cracked from the force of the self-destruction. Countless golden dust particles filled the air.

　All the giants affected by the explosion perished under its terrifying power. Dark's "Golden Guardian" was shattered in an instant.

　The "Guardians of the Golden Land" vanished in the destructive shockwave before they could make any move.

　The only one that reacted was the second one (Golden King) that had just been summoned.

　It is located directly in front of Dak.

　The moment the "City Giant" used "Total Destruction," it counterattacked and shielded Dark with its body.

　The "Golden King's" defense is nearly 10,000 points with various buffs. However, this is of little significance compared to the self-destruction power of the "City Giant," which is close to that of the "Mountain Giant King."

　The only saving grace is that the power of these kinds of ultimate moves is not affected by the "King of Giants'" passive "size suppression".

　Overwhelming attacks based on size difference are limited to physical attacks.

　This allowed the "Golden King" to successfully protect the mage beneath him, even though he was instantly killed by the self-destruction.

　After being hit by the aftershocks of the self-destruction, Dark's health plummeted to an extremely dangerous level.

　But it is still on the verge of collapse, like a candle flickering in the wind.

　He rose from the ashes, his eyes meeting only ruins. The arena of "Golden City" had been completely destroyed by the explosion. With the deaths of the two "Golden Kings," the last trace of the arena's effects vanished with the wind.

　He stood there, as if in a post-apocalyptic wasteland; the whole scene evoked a sense of despair.

　But life is not over, the duel is not over. It is not over yet.

　Dark suddenly focused his mind, his golden eyes piercing through the dust of the explosion to look at the opponent's field.

　Professor Jones left the crown atop the "City Giant" just moments before issuing the "Destruction" order.

　Her face remained remarkably calm, as if her decision was merely a routine maneuver in a duel. And beside her...

　The second and seventh kings of the "Seven Giants" stand guard in front, like two gatekeepers.

　The "Witch Giant" stood behind him, wielding a massive, spiked club-like magic wand. A magic circle, tinged with gray and white and shrouded in black mist, emerged from the base of the wand, connecting with the "Graveyard."

　It is undoubtedly using a "Monster Resurrection" type of special attack. And the target of its special attack should, without any surprise, be (the Castle Titan).

　Dark could sense that the "Mountain Giant King" was still under the "Grave Digger" effect.

　Unless Professor Jones can come up with a new "Mountain Giant King", it's impossible to revive him before the current ban effect is broken.

　However, the "City Giant" is also a twelve-star magical spirit. Even though its core ultimate moves are all on cooldown.

　But while both "Golden Kings" were instantly killed, the "City Giant" was enough to crush the entire field.

　—That's how it appears on the surface.

　Dark reached for the duel disk.

　Professor Jones's failure to ban the "cemetery" presented him with an opportunity.

　"Initiating an 'Equivalent Exchange' by paying the 'Guardian of the Golden Land' as the price!"

　As Dark drew the newly acquired "Guardian of the Golden City" from his Duel Disk, a golden light flashed before his eyes.

　A golden magic circle rapidly spread from beneath his feet outwards, covering the nearby ruined area in the blink of an eye.

　The voice of truth arose from the darkness, and golden light soared into the sky like a pillar.

　The second summoned [Golden King, Golden Kingdom Alchemist] was returned to the "Graveyard" within the Golden Truth.

　"Golden King, activate the 'Golden City'!"

　The "Golden King" raised his holy sword high, and golden halos spread out in layers, covering half the field in the blink of an eye.

　The phantom of the golden city reappeared on the shattered land. Countless golden rays transformed into particles, coalesced into bricks and stones, and forged into high walls. The brand-new, complete "Golden City" instantly reappeared. "Golden King, activate the 'Golden City' effect ⑤," Dark silently commanded.

　"Golden King" maintains the posture of holding the Holy Sword high and activates Field Effect ⑤, causing the previous [Golden King Golden Kingdom Alchemist] that died in "Golden City" to be reborn.

　A completely new "Golden City." The ever-standing "Golden King." Time seems to stand still.

　Everything remains unchanged.

　Dark silently chanted a normal summoning spell, summoning the "Golden Land Dancer".

　The two "Golden Kings," one on the left and one on the right, charged forward with swords drawn.

　...

　"Ah."

　A soft hum came from the other side of the field.

　The "City Giant" has been resurrected.

　But the instant it was revived, it transformed into a streak of light that shot into the sky, outlining a path in the air.

　An incredibly large summoning circle.

　"In the name of Pavajohn, the 'City Giant' is offered as a sacrifice. A sacrificial summoning—"

Chapter 1608 The Giant Emperor's Right Arm (4k)

　Professor Jones was actually performing a sacrificial summons!

　But what kind of magical spirit did she intend to summon by sacrificing the "City Giant"?

　Dark's mind raced through Professor Jones' dueling information, but he couldn't quite grasp the inspiration.

　Currently, the intensity of the main tournament is far higher than that of the qualifiers. This means that the players' skill levels must increase progressively; otherwise, they simply wouldn't be able to adapt to the increased intensity of the main tournament.

　Professor Jones certainly has many trump cards up his sleeve; the "City Giant" is just one of them.

　And its trump card, the "King of Mountain Giants," which it previously showcased, may not be the strongest!

　Thinking of this, Dak couldn't help but hold his breath and stare intently.

　He was able to send the "King of Mountain Giants" to the "Graveyard" using the combo skill of "Golden Divine Might" + "Equivalent Exchange".

　However, nowadays, the "equivalent exchange" of the two "golden kings" has been included in CDRs.

　If he still wants to use "equivalent exchange" to deal with it, he can only summon the final "Golden King"!

　He has successfully summoned "Golden Country Dancer" and can choose one "Undead" from his hand or deck to send to the "Graveyard" for later Special Summoning.

　The Spellcards that can Special Summon Undead from the Graveyard are "Eternal Shining Golden Country" and "Red Bloodstained Golden Country Elixir of Immortality".

　However, he doesn't have those two magic cards in hand yet, and can only wait for the "divine move" after the turn switch.

　If it is "the eternally shining golden land".

　You can use "Funeral Dance" to remove the last "Golden King" from your deck and send it to the "Graveyard".

　Then Special Summon it from the Graveyard using "Eternal Shining Gold".

　If it is the "Eternal Life Elixir of the Golden Kingdom Stained with Red Blood".

　Then the "Funeral Dance" can be reserved for other uses.

　Special Summon "Golden King" directly from your Deck using the "Red Bloodstained Golden Kingdom Elixir of Immortality".

　"Funeral Dance" can be used to remove "Golden Country Riders" from the deck and send them to the "Graveyard" to decide whether to Special Summon them.

　The "Golden Country Cavalry" experience a significant boost in combat power when three "Golden Kings" are present.

　Even without relying on its combat power, it can be used as a sacrifice to summon the twelve-star magical spirits.

　—He drew "Dark Demon" during the last turn's switch. But he still doesn't have "Golden Country Rider" in his hand.

　After sending the "Golden Land Cavalry" to the "Graveyard," if there is a chance to revive them, they can be used as a sacrifice to summon the "Dark Demon."

　Of course, the best outcome would be to draw "Golden Land Cavalry" directly. "Eternally Shining Golden Land" can also be used to revive "Golden King" again.

　However, "Dark Demon" is a magic card independent of the "Golden Kingdom" system. But its ultimate move, "Illusion Demon Technique," is very useful.

　If Professor Jones's sacrifice summons another Tier 5 Spell Card, then he will likely be able to use "Phantom Spell" to capture it, thus achieving a decisive victory.

　The only problem with this tactic is that the "Illusionary Demon Spell" may not always be effective.

　Like the "Legendary Dragon," the "Primordial Giant" may lack divinity. However, since the true ordinal rank is higher than the rank, we cannot assume that the "Illusionary Demon Technique" will also work on the "Mountain Giant King" simply because the "Golden Divine Might" works on him. Before a formal test, all speculations are uncertain.

　If anything goes wrong, all the arrangements will be in vain, resulting in utter failure.

　Moreover, the one Professor Jones summoned this time through sacrifice was not the "King of the Mountain Giants"!

　Countless thoughts coalesced into one, and Dark saw a giant hand emerge from the sacrificial summoning circle.

　The mere appearance of that giant hand nearly shattered the massive sacrificial summoning circle.

　It emerged from the bottom and then braced itself against the ground, seemingly trying to lift its massive body from the bottomless abyss and climb onto the surface.

　But what actually emerged from that summoning circle was only that giant hand! That giant hand was like a pillar supporting the sky, and its arm alone was larger than the body of the "King of Mountain Giants".

　It's unimaginable what a terrifying monster it would be if its entire body were summoned!

　But the moment Dark saw the giant hand, he immediately caught a glimpse of information in his mind.

　His expression grew increasingly solemn.

　The arm that Professor Jones summoned likely originated from a giant emperor of a certain era!

　The Empire of the British Giants, the land of the primitive giants.

　Although it is unknown how Professor Jones did it, only a true Primal Titan, and a high-ranking one at that, could possess such enormous arms.

　Even if he's not the Emperor of Giants, he won't be too far off.

　In fact, his judgment was correct.

　The arm that Professor Jones summoned is called "The Right Arm of the Giant Emperor".