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

　[Super Dragon Claw: Super Charizard X unleashes its dragon blood to gain Super Dragon Claw, greatly enhancing its claw attacks and passively increasing its attack power by 2000 points. If used actively, it can condense dragon power into a sharp, giant claw to tear its target in half.]

　A normal attack bonus of 2,000 points is quite good.

　Moreover, when used as a finishing move, "Super Dragon Claw" is far more powerful than "Dragon Claw". Its cooldown is relatively short, and it can be used multiple times in a duel, which is a plus.

　Dark continued reading. "The Dragon's Reverse Scale!"

　[Dragon's Outrage: Mega Charizard X shatters its Outrage Scale, plunging itself into a state of rage, greatly increasing its attack power by 50% to 100%. However, it will also become confused for three minutes.]

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　As an essential core special move for "Blue Eyes", the strength of "Dragon's Reverse Scale" is beyond doubt, and unlike "Dragon Dance" or "Sword Dance", it is not a one-hit wonder.

　Therefore, acquiring this special move is a significant enhancement to "Super Charizard X".

　This immediately made it a fearsome physical attacker.

　[Flame Charge: Mega Charizard X engulfs its entire body in flames and launches a fierce, high-speed charge at its opponent, with a high probability of inflicting a burn status. Consuming 50 mana per second will extend this accelerated state for up to 20 seconds.]

　"Flash Charge" is undoubtedly a powerful finishing move that greatly boosts speed, lasting 20 seconds.

　Then comes the final, ultimate attack – "Primal Power"!

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　【Primal Power: Mega Charizard X unleashes its primal power to attack the target, with a chance (10%) to unleash its potential, increasing its magic power, attack, and defense by 50% of their base values, increasing its size, and increasing its speed. l

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　"Primal Power" is a powerful finishing move that can create miracles. "Super Charizard X," which inherits "Primal Power," has an even greater potential, making it impossible to ignore.

　After testing the special attack of "Super Charizard X", Dark summoned "Blue-Eyes Baby" to conduct a new round of testing on the hatching route of its "dragon egg".

　The description of the "Primordial Dragon Egg" special move "Hatching" explicitly states "infinite possibilities".

　But so far, DAK has only confirmed two incubation routes.

　One of them is to infuse magic into the "original dragon egg" to hatch it into a "blue-eyed dragon."

　The other method involves injecting "Pride III" to hatch the "Primal Dragon Egg" into a [Sinful Blue-Eyes Baby Dragon].

　The first is the conventional hatching route, while only the second can be considered a "possibility." Moreover, the first hatching route seems to have reached its end with the "Blue-Eyes Baby Dragon."

　Even if Dark poured in more magic, he could not make the "Primordial Dragon Egg" hatch into the "Blue-Eyes White Dragon," the superior of the "Blue-Eyes Baby Dragon."

　Therefore, each time Dark summons the "Primordial Dragon Egg", he needs to first hatch the "Blue-Eyes Baby Dragon" into the "Blue-Eyes Baby Dragon", and then let the "Blue-Eyes Baby Dragon" use "Call of the Baby Dragon" to summon the "Blue-Eyes White Dragon".

　Although this entire process did not require the use of a third magic card, it actually took quite a while.

　From "dragon egg" to "blue-eyes hatchling," and then from "blue-eyes hatchling" to "blue-eyes white dragon," there are two "transfers" in between. Each additional "transfer" doubles the chance of interference or disruption along the way. As a result, when Dark executes this process, he often needs to use himself as a "shield" to protect the "blue-eyes hatchling."

　Such a rebellious act of using oneself as a shield should naturally be avoided if possible.

　Even so, the first incubation route is more versatile than the second.

　To execute the second hatching route, you must add an additional "Arrogance" card to the "Blue-Eyes" deck.

　"Arrogance" currently has no other viable use in the "Blue-Eyes" deck.

　If the purpose of adding it to the deck is simply to hatch the "Primordial Dragon Egg" into the "Blue-Eyes Sinner Baby", then it is definitely not worth it.

　Even later, when Dark was able to infuse the "Pride IV" power to directly hatch the "Primal Dragon Egg" into the "Sin Blue-Eyes White Dragon," it was still the same!

　One major factor is that there is only one "Primordial Dragon Egg".

　The other "blue-eyed dragon egg" does not possess "infinite possibilities".

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　This means that "Pride IV" in "Blue-Eyes" decks mostly only has the side effect of "card disadvantage".

　Dark has never summoned the [Sin Blue-Eyes White Dragon] in the dueling arena until now.

　This proves how pointless it is to include an Arrogance card in a Blue-Eyes deck.

　【Blue-Eyes White Dragon】does not fit well with the "Blue-Eyes" deck. It is more suited to the "Great Sin" deck, which revolves around "Pride"!

　The nine-star [Blue-Eyes White Dragon] also possesses the ultimate move "World of Sin," which can summon the descent of the "World of Sin." When a magical spirit possessing the power of original sin dies in the "World of Sin," it can special summon a magical spirit with a star level no higher than the deceased magical spirit and possessing the same power of original sin! This field effect of pulling a dead spirit back into the field can be extremely terrifying in the right situation.

　The Nine-Star [Sinful Blue-Eyes White Dragon] also proves the "infinite possibilities" of the second hatching route.

　The only problem is that the "Primal Dragon Egg" is too dependent on the "Pride Card" and cannot evolve to the third tier solely through the power of spiritual bonds, unlike Digimon or Pokémon-type magical creatures.

　Ultimately, its essence is not evolution; it requires the power of "arrogance," not the power of spiritual bonds.

　But that's all in the past!

　Having successfully forged "V of Pride," Dark has taken another significant step forward in his mastery of the power of "Pride."

　Now, he might not even need "Pride IV" to hatch the "Primal Dragon Egg" into the [Sinful Blue-Eyes White Dragon]!

　If this experiment succeeds, it will mean that its "arrogance" deck will have another powerful member!

　Without mental power, without waveguide power, it is merely the infusion of the power of "arrogance".

　In this experiment, Dark didn't use the "Pride Card," but simply poured the portion of "Pride Power" he possessed into the "Primal Dragon Egg." Ultimately, the [Sinful Blue-Eyes White Dragon] successfully hatched from the "Dragon Egg"!

　(Image: Sinful Blue-Eyes White Dragon)

　[Card Name: Sinful Blue-Eyes White Dragon] [Type: Spirit Card]

　[Level: 888oocooe] [Race: Dragon]

　[Attribute: Dark] [Magic Power: 45001 (Attack: 5000) [Defense: 4500]

　[Ultimate Techniques: Dragon Egg Transformation, Power of Sin, Dragon's Reverse Scale, World of Sin]

　The [Sinful Blue-Eyes White Dragon] is essentially a half-corrupted (Blue-Eyes White Dragon) in appearance.

　Its panel data is exactly the same as "Blue-Eyes White Dragon", except that its attribute has changed to dark.

　The ultimate skill "Dragon Egg Transformation" is a common ultimate skill among magical spirits that hatch from "Dragon Eggs," allowing them to transform back into dragon eggs when they are on the verge of death. Then, they hatch again!

　Therefore, "Dragon Egg Transformation" can also be understood as a finishing move similar to "Phoenix Rebirth".

　Now that Dark can hatch the "Primal Dragon Egg" into the "Sin Blue-Eyes White Dragon" without needing the "Pride Card", the usefulness of this special move has greatly increased.

　The last three ultimate techniques of [Blue-Eyes White Dragon] are "Dragon's Reverse Scale", "World of Sin", and "Power of Sin".

　"Dragon's Reverse Scale" and "World of Sin" need no further explanation. The effects of [Power of Sin] are quite astonishing.

　[Power of Sin: (Sin Blue-Eyes White Dragon) can transform itself into a pure energy body, selectively attaching itself to magical spirits possessing the same great sin, granting them half the attribute bonus of (Sin Origin Sin White Dragon).]

　The specific manifestation of this ultimate move is similar to that of the [Fossil Aerial Dragon (Sword Beast)], except that the possession by the [Sin Blue-Eyes White Dragon] does not consume the magic power of the possessed person.

　Furthermore, the [Sinful Blue-Eyes White Dragon] cannot be transformed into a weapon.

　It will transform into something like a spirit behind the body, attaching itself to the back of the possessed object. At most, it can only temporarily manifest wings to assist in flight.

　Additionally, during the possession process, the [Sinful Blue-Eyes White Dragon] can use the ultimate move "Dragon's Reverse Scale".

　However, the attack boost from "Dragon's Reverse Scale" is based on the attack power that is already halved when the character is possessed.

　Even so, this has already made [Sinful Blue-Eyes White Dragon] a very powerful "equipment card", and it is extremely versatile in "Pride" decks. Long before the World Cup, Dark was already able to use "Pride IV" to hatch [Primal Dragon Egg] into [Sinful Blue-Eyes White Dragon].

　Therefore, this experiment was simply to test whether he could hatch the "Primal Dragon Egg" into the "Sinful Blue-Eyes White Dragon" without using "Pride IV".

　The experiment regarding "Pride V" took place after that! First, the [Blue-Eyed White Dragon] used "Dragon Egg Transformation." Then, "Pride V" was poured into the "Primordial Dragon Egg." The purpose of this second experiment was to verify just how far the "Primordial Dragon Egg" could go with its infinite possibilities.

　—The Sin Blue-Eyes White Dragon does not have a higher form. Even if Pride V's hatching is successful, it is highly likely that what hatches this time will not be the Sin Blue-Eyes White Dragon.

　It could be a superior species of the "Sin" series. Or it could be a superior species of the "Blue-Eyes" series.

　Dark himself hopes to hatch a superior dragon species other than "Blue-Eyes" in order to expand more possibilities.

　This will also make it easier for him to study "targeted refining" based on its incubation form in the future.

　However, after the "Primal Dragon Egg" was gradually filled with the power of "Pride V", the aura of "Blue-Eyes" not only did not decrease but increased, and suddenly erupted.

　But what erupted at the same time was not the aura of light, but a terrifying aura of pitch blackness, as if entering an abyss!

　Dark frowned suddenly. "The Abyss," again, "The Abyss"! "Roar—"

　The deafening roar of the dragon was suppressed within the pre-arranged barrier. A deep, dark aura surged outwards like a tidal wave. Dark quickly summoned "Cute Beast," evolving it into "Fairy Beast," and added another layer of barrier.

　What stood before him was a dragon whose appearance was not unfamiliar, but which had fallen from light into darkness and should not have existed in this world.

　Its name is [The White Dragon with the Eye of Sin]!

　"Blue-Eyes White Dragon" was originally a support monster belonging to the "Blue-Eyes" series. In Yu-Gi-Oh!, it is a Level 10 Light attribute white dragon with 0 ATK and 0 DEF.

　Not to mention the "Sin" series, it is a dragon species that has absolutely no connection with the "Abyss".

　Therefore, the [Abyss-Eyed White Dragon] in front of Dark can only be understood as "the Abyss-Eyed White Dragon corrupted by the [Abyss]".

　The Blue-Eyes White Dragon remains slender and elongated, with its head exhibiting distinct characteristics of the Blue-Eyes White Dragon lineage. A large ring extends from its shoulder blades on its back, adorned with multiple wings, making it resemble an angel's ring surrounded by angels.

　The enormous white light that shot out from that ring was the ultimate attack of "Abyss-Eyed White Dragon".

　But at this moment, the [Abyss Eye White Dragon] was completely black, and even the "Angel's Ring" had transformed into the "Deep Continent Ring," exuding a dark and profound aura of extreme evil.

　Dark immediately used his mental powers to suppress the riot.

　"On the bright side, with the [Abyss Eye White Dragon], the targeted forging of the [Abyss Eye White Dragon] now has a reference point..."

　Darko always managed to find something good in a bleak situation, offering some solace.

　However, if he can truly use this as a reference to refine "Abyssal White Dragon", it will undoubtedly be a huge boost to the "Blue Eyes" deck.

　However, it's too early to say for sure before analyzing its ultimate move.

　Dark took a deep breath, still focusing on examining the detailed data of the [Sinful Eye White Dragon].

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　(Image: White Dragon with the Eye of Sin)

　[Card Name: Sinful Eye White Dragon] [[Type: Spirit Card]]

　[Level: 80888o88oooo] [Race: Dragon]

　[Attribute: Dark] (Magic: 7000] [Attack: 9000] [Defense: 7000)

　Ultimate Skills: Dragon Egg Transformation, Abyss Burial, White Dragon's Lament, Ragnarok

　In a practical sense, the attack and defense stats of the [Sinful Eye White Dragon] could not possibly be 0.

　Dark immediately recognized that its three-dimensional attributes were exactly the same as "Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon", and even its level was the same twelve stars.

　Its ultimate attack is firstly "Dragon Egg Transformation," and secondly "Abyssal Burial."

　"Another abyss, another tomb... this is probably a special move related to 'graveyards' 2nd time."

　Dark couldn't help but recall the card effect of "Abyssal White Dragon." It certainly seemed to be a monster card deeply connected to the "Graveyard." Not only could it be Special Summoned from the hand when "Blue-Eyes" was destroyed, but it could also directly inflict direct damage to the opponent equal to the number of Dragon-Type monsters in their Graveyard x 600. In addition, it also had the effects of burst damage and field clearing, making it a very well-rounded monster card.

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　What about the [Sinful Eye White Dragon]?

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　Magical spirits, which are transformed from monster cards in Yu-Gi-Oh!, often inherit the effects of their original cards to some extent.

　"Sin? Abyss-Eyed White Dragon" is, after all, a magical spirit born based on the "Abyss-Eyed White Dragon," so its ultimate move should also be related to it.

　Dak slid down and examined it carefully.

　Information about the "Abyss Tomb" quickly flowed into his mind through the feedback of magic.

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　[Abyssal Burial: [Sin? Abyssal Eye White Dragon] banishes all [Dragon] magical spirits in its own graveyard to the [Abyss], thereby gaining a response from the [Abyss]'s power and dealing true damage to the opponent equal to 600 times the number of [Dragon] magical spirits banished. [Sin? Abyssal Eye White Dragon]'s attack power increases by the same amount. Having thus gained the protection of the [Abyss], [Sin? Abyssal Eye White Dragon] gains immunity to most transformation-type special moves and gains +1 slot.]

　"Exile all Dragon-type magical spirits from your Graveyard to the Abyss."

　"Outside of duels, it means sending the souls of one's own dragon race to the 'Abyss' in order to gain the Abyss's protection."

　"It is indeed filled with a sense of depravity and malice."

　"But numerical calculations based on the number of types are always a bit subtle." "To maximize the effect of this ultimate move, it must be paired with a deck of multiple dragons."

　"Unlike 'Blue-Eyes White Dragon: Sin,' it doesn't fit well with the 'Sin' deck."

　Mindak pondered for a moment.