Yu-Gi-Oh!: Phobic Peptide Mad Dragon Executioner Dragon

"Fenrir Wolf effect: Add [Kusha's Wrathful Unicorn] from your deck to your hand."

"I activate the Continuous Spell Card 'The Dwelling Place of the Wrathful Clan'. While this card is on the field, I can Tribute Summon a Level 7 monster without Tributing it. I Summon Unicorn and activate its effect to add 'Sixth World Destroyer of the Others' to my hand from my Deck."

"Activate the Free Heaven, Special Summon a different Attribute Kusha Monster [Kusha Wrathful Ogre] by targeting Fenrir Wolf, and Ogre's effect adds [Kusha Wrathful Ogre's Preparation] from the Deck to the hand."

Ment pushed up his glasses; these big, red-clad guys looked like they were not to be trifled with.

Of course, the fact that you can directly summon high-attack monsters when there are no monsters on the field and 7-star monsters that don't need to be Tributed is something to complain about, but Nianzhong-sensei always manages to pull out some strange magic cards, so it seems normal for him to directly summon a few high-attack monsters.

"The card 【Tears of Elegy Type: Kshatriya's Wrath】 is activated during both players' Main Phases. It can be Special Summoned from the hand. If it is Normal Summoned or Special Summoned, three cards are sent from the top of my Deck to the Graveyard."

[The Fierce and Wrathful Clan of Intimidation and Manipulation]

[Kusha Nuwei tribe, Leshart]

[Purification of Six Generations of Negative Roots]

"Hmm, the effect of the docking site is to summon the Intimidating Minion type, the Wrathful Minion, from the graveyard defense."

Xing Liang currently has five Level 7 monsters on the field. Based on his usual dueling style, he's about to start Special Summoning Extra Monsters.

The students outside the arena were silently sweating for Mente. Five 7-star monsters, and it looked like he could keep summoning more. Who knew what the final outcome would be?

To their surprise, Xing Liang looked at the five monsters on his field and chose to set another card face-down.

"I set a card face down and declare the end of my turn."

A big question mark appeared on Mente's forehead.

What about extra?

"Teacher, are you going easy on me?"

When Xing Liang first saw their deck, his eyes revealed undisguised disdain. At first, they were unconvinced and wanted to prove themselves with their strength, demanding that Xing Liang demonstrate his abilities and duel them.

Don't underestimate the bond between us and the deck!

Then none of their decks could beat a Tyrannosaurus Rex.

Klaus also has a point: the effects of the "Witch Doll - Goddess Aruru" card in his hand or the Quick-Play Spell Card "Witch's Cut" can bounce off the Tyrannosaurus Rex.

But as soon as she took effect, Xing Liang's backcourt came alive.

This was also the first lesson Xing Liang taught them: don't ignore blocking shots from the backcourt.

From then on, they accepted Xing Liang's leniency without any qualms. It was only after they strengthened their decks that Xing Liang began to gradually increase the difficulty.

However, Xing Liang clearly had extra monsters this time but didn't summon them. In Mente's opinion, the difficulty didn't increase, and the game was even more difficult.

Mente disagreed, saying, "Although I am weak, that's no reason for you to look down on me!"

"Using this deck is already unfair to you. If I use the Extra Deck as well, you're done playing."

Xing Liang sighed. This is how people who didn't experience that dark era are.

Back when he first encountered the full-fledged deck on Earth, he was using Blue-Eyes White Dragon (at that time, even White Dragon didn't exist yet).

All cards are excluded, excluded, excluded, excluded! And this one too! Blue-Eyes White Dragon!

From then on, Xing Liang developed a disease: he couldn't stand anyone excluding him from their cards, and the more cards they excluded, the more uncomfortable he felt (the Divine Stele is truly damned).

"Don't worry, each of them has their own unique skills and special techniques. Their battle ranks and special summons are truly amazing, and their secret effects will bring you unexpected surprises."

For some reason, Mente felt a tightness in his anus upon hearing this, and quickly drew a card to cover up his panic.

"My turn! Draw a card!"

Omega Sun, the terminal monster is the Level 10 Synchro Monster [Omega Sun]. As long as there are enough Omega Sun monsters in the back row as bullets, it can continuously counter monster effects.

The advantage is that the terminal is very strong, but the disadvantage is that without adding other cards, the terminal cannot be played in one turn using only its own cards.

Before Xing Liang strengthened his deck, Mente's duels basically consisted of Normal Summoning a large Sun monster, then finishing his turn with a few face-down cards in his back row. He would then use face-down cards to preserve that monster during his opponent's turn, and then Normal Summon another monster on his next turn to start a combo.

The idea is good, and having such a tactic when cards are scarce is quite impressive.

But Xing Liang had no intention of letting him live to the next round, and in his first duel with Mente, he directly chose OTK.

Do you know how much damage an OTK (One-Turn Kill) can do to a child? No, you don't! You only know about burning blood!

"Activate [Easy Fusion], pay 1000 Life Points to Fusion Summon Level 4 [Dark Flame Dragon] from the Extra Deck."

Mente LP8000→7000

"Normal Summon [Great Sun Prism], Level-Tune Prism and Flame Dragon, Synchro Summon Level 8 [Epsilon Great Sun]! If Prism is sent from the Monster Zone to the Graveyard, pay 500 Life Points to Equip it as an Equip Card to Epsilon (the word "Activate" is not mentioned in Prism's text description)."

Mente LP7000→6500

"Activate the Quick-Play Spell Card [Great Sun Polyp], Special Summon Prism that is an Equip Card in Defense Position, and banish it when it leaves the field as a cost."

"Activate the Continuous Spell Card [Great Sun Element], then equip Epsilon with [Staff of Silence - Ripple]. You know the effect, teacher."

The monster equipped with this card gains 500 DEF. Negate and destroy the effects of Spell Cards other than this card that target the equipped monster.

Xing Liang gave him the cheat card.

"Equip [Great Sun Material] to Epsilon, but due to the Ripple effect, the activation of Great Sun Material is negated and it is destroyed. If Great Sun Material is sent from the field to the Graveyard, you can search for one 'Great Sun' Spell Card from your Deck."

"At the same time, due to the effect of the Great Sun element, when any of my face-up Equip Cards with 'Great Sun' in their name are destroyed, Special Summon the same number of 'Great Sun' Tuners from my Deck as the number destroyed!"

C1 is the material of the Great Japanese Sun, and C2 is the element of the Great Japanese Sun.

"I Special Summon the Level 1 Tuner Monster 'Great Sun Sphere' from my Deck and add 'Great Sun Fragment' to my hand."

The effect of Ripple is continuous. The effects of sending the Great Sun's equipment cards from the field to the graveyard are all to add a Great Sun Spell Card from the Deck to your hand, and none of them have the restriction of once per turn (this is the case for older cards).

"Equip [Great Sun Fragment] to Epsilon, trigger Ripple effect to destroy it, and if the fragment is then sent from the field to the Graveyard, search for [Great Sun Thread] from the Deck, and Special Summon a second Sphere from the Deck by its Elemental effect."

This cycle repeated twice more, resulting in two more prisms on the field. The final "Great Sun" spell card searched was "Great Sun Fragment".

"Epsilon's effect: Once per turn, you can send 1 Equip Card equipped to this card to the Graveyard, then destroy 1 monster your opponent controls. I send Ripple to the Graveyard and destroy... Ogre on your field (the text description still does not mention "activated")!"

After glancing at the monsters on Xing Liang's field, he felt that each one should be blown up. After hesitating for a long time, he finally chose to destroy the ogre with the highest attack power.

Yeah, I blew up the most useless one.

"The material requirements are 2 Tuner monsters + 1 non-Tuner monster with 'Omega Sun' in its name. I'll use two Spheres and Epsilon to Synchro Summon a Level 10 monster, [Omega Sun]!"