Inka Printed out the Shura Field

"Ha! You want to use suicide to activate Alice's effect!" Lewis looked as if he had finally seized the opportunity, "I won't let you succeed!"

Lewis drew out a card in his hand: "At this time! Pay 12 points of magic power! Activate from my hand! Spell card, [King's Gift]."

[King's Gift] (Spell Card)

Star rating: 12 stars

Effect: It can be activated when your monster is attacked, select a monster on the field, and ask the opponent to special summon a monster whose star rating is not higher than the monster from the deck, and then the selected monster The spirit returns the card to the owner's hand.

"I choose [Puppet·Alice]. Come on! Summon a monster." Lewis made it clear that he wanted to send Alice back to his hand.

In fact, he should have given Lindsay more, but Lewis didn't know Lindsay's "unbreakable by battle" effect, so he gave priority to Alice, who seemed to him the most disgusting.

Rogge checked the deck, and then summoned [Puppet Eleanor] to the field.

"Very good!" Lewis said happily, "Then! According to the effect of [King's Gift], she will be sent back to your hand!"

"At this time, pay 1 point of magic power and activate the spell card..."

"Huh?" Lewis was dumbfounded. He didn't expect Rogge to activate the spell card when his card effect was executed.

"[Puppet Sacrifice]." Rogge continued, "Pay 10 magic crystals to destroy a [Puppet] monster on the field, and then I draw three cards."

"I choose to destroy [Doll·Alice]."

Rogge deducted the corresponding magic points and magic crystals, and raised his hand to send Alice to the cemetery.

"Stop, stop, stop!" Lewis felt something was wrong, and reached out to grab Rogge, "Can you still activate the spell card at this time?"

"Hey? Aren't you a veteran card maker? Don't you know this at all?" Rogge blinked innocently.

Lewis fell silent. He really didn't know about this kind of thing. The main reason was that Rogge hadn't appeared in the previous magic card duels. Spell cards were rarely aimed at destroying monsters. No one had similar experience.

Lewis let go.

Rogge happily drew three cards from the deck.

In fact, he was really not talking nonsense, because when he was dueling with Taylor before, he had already implemented the execution effect when the opponent's card effect took effect in the official duel.

Rogge's guess is that there may be a sequence in the execution of card effects in the judgment of the magic card duel.

For example, in the effect of "YYY, then XXX", other spell cards or monster effects can be inserted before "then".

Just like now, before the "special summoning of a monster, and then sending the other monster back to the deck", Rogge inserted the effect of [Doll's Sacrifice], successfully using the destruction effect to escape Removed the effect of returning cards from [King's Gift].

This is also clearly reflected in casting cards.

Rogge clearly felt in the first few card castings that the effect of the "then" field is far easier to achieve than the "XXX" field, and the star rating is also lower.

This may be because in the priority of effect execution, the effect after "then" is executed last.

That is to say, although it is not clearly stated in the rules, there must be a phenomenon similar to "time point" in the actual magic card duel, but the judgment of this time point may be similar to the "Yu-Gi-Oh" familiar to Rogge. Card games are different.

This kind of time-point conflict must not be touched in the previous magic card duel, because everyone will not use spell cards to entrap each other, but it goes without saying later.

Rogge even wondered whether the Xingcheng Dragon Clan would amend the rules, or at least clarify the timing, after there were more disputes about the timing.

If that's the case, there's no way to talk nonsense.

In the face of possible things, Rogge took the lead in changing some of his spell cards to increase their activation speed, so as to prevent others from inserting effects during the activation process.

But there are exceptions, such as [Devil's Contract].

In order to chain the effect of [Puppet Elizabeth], Rogge put its effect of destroying the demon at the end, making it clear that the card is discarded first and destroying the demon.

The current [Devil Contract] has been changed to this.

[Devil Contract] (Spell Card)

Star rating: 1 stars

Effect: You draw five cards. At the end of the round, discard all cards in your hand, and then destroy all monsters on your field.

In this way, the effect that gives damage when Elizabeth discards a card can be executed for sure before destroying all the monsters.

Lewis watched helplessly as Rogge not only used the first half of the effect of [King's Gift] for nothing, but also drew three cards by the way.

more importantly……

"At this time, activate the effect of Alice! When she is destroyed, special summon a monster with a spirit value below 100 from the deck." Rogge chose Elizabeth.

Lewis looked at the three cards of Lindsay, Eleanor and Elizabeth on Rogge's field speechlessly.

Why does it feel like I took this spell card, but it helped Rogge unfold it.

"Besides, it doesn't make much sense to use the effect of bouncing cards on this kind of low-star monster card." Rogge complained, "Especially when there are other monsters on my field, you bounce Alice When we went back, there was no way to attack directly."

"I was going to summon a 12-star monster." Lewis said, "After destroying your Lindsay with this monster on the field, the 4800-star monster with 12 spiritual points hit the face. Have you lost soon?"

Rogge glanced at Lindsay, and said meaningfully: "Oh, so you want to destroy Lindsay."

Just as Lewis was about to speak, Rogge suddenly said, "By the way, your card didn't say that the selected monster must be on the field, did it?"

"So its effect should still take effect, right?" Rogge reached out and wanted to add Alice in the cemetery to his hand, "Send the card back to the hand from the cemetery, it's also returning it."

"Hey, hey! You can't do this!"

Although Lewis didn't know the word mustache, this kind of behavior was obviously beyond his conception when he designed [The King's Gift]!

"Why can't it! You didn't write that you must be on the field! Alice is also a monster selected by [The King's Gift] in the cemetery!"

So Rogge added Alice to his hand.

The subsequent duel is meaningless.

Lewis originally wanted to test [The King's Gift], and the rehearsal deck in his hand was not his actual deck.

Successfully playing [King's Gift] has been successful.

But very helplessly, Rogge's beard made Lewis suddenly feel that using this card in his own hand actually helped the other party.

As for Rogge in front of him, it seems that he has no idea of ​​hiding anything.

In the ensuing duel, Lewis saw Eleanor who blocked the magic crystal, Lindsay who was not broken by the battle, and various fancy spell cards.

"Activate the effect of [Devil's Contract], and discard all the cards in my hand. At this time, activate the effect of Elizabeth, and give you 500 damage multiplied by the number of discarded cards in my hand." Rogge finally survived by relying on Eleanor Garlindsay Arrived at the desired spell card.

So Lewis' life value was cleared.

"What a great idea." Lewis exclaimed.

"It's a pity that you didn't try your best." Rogge said, "I really hope to see your complete deck."

Lewis stood up and said, "You will see it at the invitational tournament."

"That's right, there is also the draw for the invitational tournament." Rogge suddenly remembered.

After the finals of the World Championship tomorrow, it will be the draw for the invitational tournament.

"That's right." Lewis who walked to the door suddenly turned around and said, "[The King's Gift] keep it a secret for me. On the contrary, I will keep your deck a secret until you openly duel."

Rogge currently has only one public duel, and that is the duel with Stary. There are too many secrets in his deck, which are still little known.

"I'm being honest with you, don't make special spell cards for my deck." Rogge joked.

But you really don't want to say it, Paul Buqi Lewis printed a [Puppet Seal Pot] for Rogge.

But Rogge is not afraid.

Everyone is a card maker, who can't print cards yet.

021 Mr. Bekas wants to print a card

Rogge looked around at the lively scene, and couldn't help complaining: "I still have to prepare to build a deck, why do you have to pull me out?"

Heloise grabbed Roger's hand and walked to the reserved position: "Today is Sissy's final! We must be there to support."

Roger thought it made sense, and was about to speak when he saw Lawrence and Irene not far away.

"You guys are here too." Rogge stepped forward and said.

"Ah, it's Roger." Lawrence waved enthusiastically.

"Good morning, Your Royal Highness." He saw Heloise beside him.

"We didn't get the tickets originally." Irene said with a wry smile.

"Yeah, this is really..." Lawrence also smiled wryly.

"What happened?"

"These two tickets originally belonged to senior Lewis." Lawrence explained, "but he was injured last night and was recuperating, so he couldn't come."

"Injuried?"

"Yeah, I heard from his teammate that he came back yesterday and planned to cast cards overnight. He said that this effect must be changed, and he couldn't let that person take advantage of the loopholes. In the end, the card casting failed. Fortunately, there was a protective formation at that time, otherwise Senior Lewis may not even be able to participate in the invitational tournament."

The corners of Rogge's mouth trembled slightly, and he said, "This guy is planning to speed up his card, right? A 12-star blank card, it's no wonder it doesn't blow up."

"Oh, you are the one who took advantage of the loopholes that the senior said!" Lawrence suddenly realized.

"Don't wrong me, I call it a reasonable use of rules." Rogge shouted innocently.

Alice pulled Lindsay and ran over holding popcorn.

In the finals of the World Championship, it was hard to get a ticket for the on-site viewing. Even Princess Heloise of the Holy Grace Empire could only get two tickets. Heloise gave herself and Rogge the tickets because Alice quarreled She wanted to watch the final, so she asked Sissy for a ticket.

But Sissy only had two.

So Rogge planned to give his doll a share.

The first ticket was given to Lindsay. Although she would never take the initiative to express her needs except strawberry cream cake, Rogge clearly saw her desire to watch the finals, so he gave the first ticket to Lindsay. she.

And the other one is naturally divided among his three initial dolls.

Eleanor was not interested in such a lively scene, and after telling Alice not to cause trouble, she abstained.

And Elizabeth, she wanted to sleep in.

Because the finals started at eight o'clock in the morning.

Rogge even wondered if he would be able to summon Elizabeth from the deck if he duels early in the morning.

Suddenly, the surrounding audience started cheering.

It turned out to be Princess Sissy Spacek.