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Chapter 696: Strange Card Selection

Facing Ye Qiong's expectant eyes, the cemetery owner just snorted coldly, and then began to select cards.

This time, his selection speed was still as fast as before, without any hesitation at all.

Ye Qiong originally thought that the other party was so decisive in his choice, and must be very confident in his own routine.

  But what he never expected was that the opponent's next choice was [Power of Rock].

This card is a red divine seal card belonging to the Rock Clan.

The conditions for use are not harsh. Like [Dragon's Lair], it can only be activated when there are only Rock monsters in your deck. Place the card from the Extra Deck into your Environmental Magic Card Zone, and the card will not be destroyed by the effect.

  In terms of effect, it is considered powerful among many red divine seal cards.

As long as this card is on the field, Rock Monsters on your field gain this effect once per turn and cannot be destroyed by battle or effects.

When there are three or more Rock-Type monsters on your side of the field, twice per turn, the Rock monsters on your side of the field will not be destroyed by battle and their effects will not be destroyed.

It can be seen that this card is a BUFF card for group Rock monsters.

As long as this card is in the Environment Magic Card Zone, the Rock-Type monsters on your opponent's field will be like turtle shells, and it will be difficult to penetrate them.

  Combined with the opponent's previous choices, the cemetery owner's next play style has been completely exposed.

He did not have a strong desire to attack in this duel. All he wanted to do from beginning to end was to defend.

  This strategy made Ye Qiong start to doubt. Could it be that this guy didn't think of defeating me head-on, but planned to win the duel by delaying time?

There aren't any major issues with the gameplay.

  After all, stalling for time is also a way to win. Ye Qiong would not criticize his opponent for playing dirty.

The problem is, you already have six monster cards, three of which are fairies and three are demons.

How do you want to meet the conditions for activating [Power of Rock]?

If you can't make your deck consist of only Rock Monster Cards, there is no way to trigger the effect of this card.

Could it be that the owner of the cemetery wants to use a card that can transform races?

  This kind of card naturally exists.

For example, the continuous trap card located in the upper left corner of Ye Qiong

[DNA Transformation Surgery], this card can change the race of monster cards on the field.

  There is also [Petrifying Magic Eyes], which can petrify all monster cards in your deck and forcibly transform them into Rock-type.

Ye Qiong naturally knew about this kind of cards, so why did he not think highly of the cemetery owner's move?

  The answer is simple,

In this situation where both teams build their own decks and have a bunch of strength cards in their decks, they will easily lose the rhythm if they choose this kind of cooperative card that is similar to a combo.

  If you don't have [Petrifying Demonic Eye] at the beginning, or [Petrifying Demonic Eye] sinks to the bottom, then you won't be able to use [Power of Rock] for the rest of your life, right?

At this point, someone might say, why not just use a card with a search effect to search for [Petrified Demonic Eye]?

Yes, of course this approach will work.

But doing so is bound to lose rhythm, and can you say that your opponent doesn't have any trap cards to counter your search and the effect of your [Petrified Demonic Eyes]?

Therefore, in Ye Qiong's opinion, this method of transforming the race and forcing the [Power of Rock] to take effect is quite stupid. There are too many things to consider. It would be better to just choose Rock monsters to add to your deck from the beginning.

So what does the opponent's move mean?

Is it that he simply didn't think of this level, or is he confident that even if he chose six monster cards of different races, he could still unleash the effect of [Power of Rock]?

  Ye Qiong was a little confused now.

It can't be said to be a stroke of genius, it can only be said to be terribly bad.

This was the first time that Ye Qiong couldn't guess what his opponent was thinking.

After the cemetery owner made his decision, the choice was once again in Ye Qiong's hands.

This time, he did not make a decision immediately.

  Because of his opponent's decision, he was somewhat at a loss.

Should we use the original strategy and get [Equipment Forger] into the deck first?

But the opponent already has a [Power of Rock] in his deck, so why would he try to get the red divine seal card?

Could it be that the opponent predicted my mentality and took away the [Power of Rock] in advance?

That's not right either. There's no point in going around in circles like this.

Ye Qiong admitted that he was a little confused now and was at a loss as to what to choose next.

  He thought for a long time, and finally gave up [Equipment Forging] and chose the second card [Round Table Knights Assemble].

No matter what, this card is strong enough and can be used in conjunction with [Brilliant Civilization]. It is definitely a right choice to choose this card.

After making the decision, Ye Qiong set his sights on the cemetery owner who was his opponent.

Logically speaking, if you choose [Power of Rock] in the first hand, then you should choose a Rock Monster Card in the second hand. At the very least, you should choose [Petrifying Demonic Eye].

Otherwise, what will you use to cooperate with the [Power of Rock]?

  Ye Qiong believed that there was nothing wrong with his thinking, and any normal person would make the same choice.

But the choices of the cemetery owner are always unexpected.

This time when selecting cards, he chose a card that Ye Qiong never expected.

  【Devil Summoning】,

This is a red God Seal card related to the Demons. It can only be activated when there is a Demon monster in your deck. Place this card in your Environment Magic Card Zone. This card cannot be destroyed by effects.

The effects are as follows:

  Once per turn, a random lower-rank demon is Special Summoned. This can be activated when there are two or more demons on the field. You can perform a sacrifice, select any demon monster on the field, and Special Summon a higher-rank demon monster. The moment Ye Qiong saw this choice, he couldn't help but frown.

Dude, what do these two choices mean?

If you want to use the two cards [Power of Rock] and [Devil Summoning], your deck must only contain monster cards of one race.

And even if you can meet the requirements for both cards, what then?

Both sides have only one environmental magic card area. If you want to use [Devil Summoning], you need to squeeze out [Rock Power]. There is no possibility of using these two red divine seal cards at the same time.

  Could it be that you want to use [Power of Rock] to defend first, and then use [Demon Summoning] to develop?

But this kind of gameplay is too much about luck, and the intensity is definitely not that high.

  In Ye Qiong's opinion, the opponent's deck is now a bit entertaining.

The word "entertainment" here is not put in quotation marks. The graveyard owner's entertainment card deck is not the kind of disgusting card deck in the underworld, but the kind of card deck with low strength that can only be used for self-entertainment.

  The first six moves did not seem to be a big problem to Ye Qiong.

But as I continued to choose, the Graveyard Master's deck had completely changed.

Unlike the two red divine seal cards chosen by Ye Qiong, his [Brilliant Civilization] and [Fairy Fantasy] are compatible, as long as the primary and secondary are clearly distinguished.

  But the cemetery owner's [Demon Summoning] and [Rock Power] are different.

The conditions for using the cards meant that he could only take one of the routes. If he used it forcibly, conflicts were inevitable and the strength of the deck would definitely decrease.

The cemetery owner's two moves confused Ye Qiongxuan.

So much so that when the hourglass returned to his body, he didn't have time to react immediately.

  He frowned, looking at the cards that had been selected and appeared next to the cemetery owner.

In the first six hands, the opponent did not reveal his deck system. After selecting two red divine seal cards, he also did not reveal his deck system.

Because his deck is too messy now, without any rules.

Now Ye Qiong doesn’t even know which race his opponent wants to use as the main system. It is even possible that his opponent will choose the third red divine seal card and add it to his own deck.

While he was thinking, more than half of the time for choosing cards had passed, and he had to make a decision as soon as possible.

This time, he chose the third card [Knights of the Round Table], a strength card that can be paired with [Brilliant Civilization], and he must get a full three.

After making his decision, he turned his attention to his opponent.

Ye Qiong was very curious. Would the cemetery owner take an unconventional approach and choose the third red divine seal card?

Or after choosing the two red divine seal cards, do you plan to start looking for matching cards?

  This time, the cemetery owner did not spend too much time choosing a card. After thinking for about five seconds, he made a decision.

When it came to choosing this card, He chose [Petrified Demonic Eyes] and added it to his deck.

  This choice is quite normal. After all, the deck already has six cards of different races. We can't hope to trigger the effect of [Power of Rock] by getting all these monster cards, right?

Therefore, adding [Petrifying Demonic Eye] to the construction is a must.

The only thing you need to consider is how many cards to add and whether to include cards that can cooperate with the search.

The hourglass returned to Ye Qiong again, and it was his turn to make a decision.

Now that [Knights of the Round Table Gathering] has reached three, it is time for him to look for the next card worth adding to his own construction.

Should I continue to look for cards that can cooperate with [Brilliant Civilization], or should I directly make [Fairy Fantasy] my core system?

This decision is not difficult to make. The former needs to rely on the "mysterious monster" to kill. Without knowing the effect of the "mysterious monster", the uncertainty is too great. This duel is related to his own life, and he does not want to take such a gamble.

Although the opponent has not yet exposed his system, in Ye Qiong's opinion, after inserting these two red divine seal cards, the strength of the graveyard owner's card group should not be too high after it is formed.

So he planned to start building his own system, and for this, he didn't mind exposing his intentions a little.

In the following three choices, he chose the card named [Angel's Charity],

  This is a golden legendary magic card. Draw three cards from the top of your deck and add one of them to your hand.

Since we are planning to use "Fairy Fantasy" as the core, we must follow the "Bible Fragments" genre.

As we all know, if you want to collect all five mysterious cards, you need not only to defend against the opponent's attack, but the most important thing is how to draw a large number of cards and add these five cards to your hand as soon as possible.

Therefore, after he had collected most of the defensive type cards, he planned to start getting cards that could draw a large number of cards.

  The next three moves of the cemetery owner seemed rather ordinary, no longer as unpredictable as before.

The first choice was still [Petrifying Demonic Eye].

In the next two hands, he did not seem to intend to get the full three of the card [Petrified Demonic Eyes]. After getting two cards, he turned around and chose two cards from the famous [Demon Transformation Ritual] to add to the deck construction.

This is a purple epic-level magic card. After its effect is activated, all monster cards in your deck will be extracted, and then these monster cards will be converted into Demon-type monsters and put back into the deck. During this process, your duelist can choose one of the Demon-type monster cards and place it at the top of the deck.

  From these two choices, it is not difficult to see that the graveyard owner may really have the idea of ​​building two systems in the deck.

Adding [Power of Rock] and [Demon Summoning] to the deck construction is not a bluff, but a deliberate attempt to confuse Ye Qiong's thinking.

The owner of the cemetery is serious. He wants to use these two red divine seal cards as the core of his deck.

  After realizing this, Ye Qiong couldn't help but feel confused.

Forgive his stupidity, he really couldn't figure out what the point of this operation was.

No matter how you change the race, in the end you will still only be able to use the effect of one of the red divine seal cards, right?

In his opinion, this was a completely meaningless behavior, and it had no other use except to increase the difficulty of his game.

Could it be that the owner of the graveyard has a way to have [Devil Summoning] and [Rock Power] on his field at the same time and use the effects of these two divine seal cards at the same time?

Ye Qiong unconsciously raised his head and looked at the many cards floating in the air, trying to find a possible connection among them.

  But he searched everywhere but couldn't find any card related to it.

After the people in the cemetery finished choosing their cards, the right to choose was once again handed over to Ye Qiong, and it was his turn to choose a card.