Ree Shil’s Scene Card in play is [Chaotic Frog Post].
As for Xiao Jie Ren on the other side, he had put into play a scene card that leaned towards survival.
Compared to Ree Shil’s noisy frog-infested scene, the desolate battlefield that exuded a deadly aura on his end clearly held greater montum.
[Behemoth Battlefield]
Scene, B
[Behemoth Iron Bucket Formation]: Every Round grants each outer Behemoth card on one’s side 10 Points of [Shield]
[Behemoth Charge Call]: Every Round grants one Behemoth card on one’s side 0.5 Points of Energy
[Behemoth Resurrection Technique]: When the Health Points of one of one’s Behemoth cards drop below 50 Points, it fully recovers (global limit of 1 ti)
From the current perspective, all three entries are very suitable for [Aether Behemoth].
Moreover, [Behemoth Resurrection Technique] would be a better value when used on it, with its 300 Health, than on a King Card.
To fully prevent this scenario from happening, one must behead the [Aether Behemoth] right when its Health approaches 50 Points.
However, considering the 10 Points of [Shield], that also has to be included in the beheading calculation.
Assuming the other party [Defends], one would need to deal (50 10)x2=120 Points of Damage in a single Round to behead it.
Certainly, that’s the minimum beheading threshold.
Obviously, this [Behemoth Battlefield] is much better than Ree Shil’s [Chaotic Frog Post].
This has always been an area where he’s been lacking, mainly because he hasn’t encountered suitable materials for an upgrade.
However, he learned from Carson Shaw last ti that there might be so ga updates coming soon for scene cards, so he wasn’t too anxious anymore.
After the update, he would see how to proceed next.
Whether buying with money or exchanging with score, both thods were not difficult to obtain.
The reason for wanting to clear [The Path of Breaking Force] wasn’t entirely to choose Inscription Scene Cards at will.
There was also a part of it that was a self-challenge obsession.
At this ti, the Action Phase arrived, and this round both sides were in a peaceful standstill.
Both parties opted to have their first row cards take [Defense] or [Stillness].
This indicated that their intention was to preserve the status of their first row cards as much as possible, so as to make better efforts in the later card reveals.
So the first round ended, and the card faces of both parties were as follows:
[Behemoth] [Behemoth] [Behemoth]
VS
[[Blind Sword]] [Zombie Demon] [Zombie Demon]
With the new round arriving, Xiao Jie Ren took the lead in revealing his cards.
It was evident from that scene card that in this ga, or at least in the early phase of this ga, he was likely to play a Behemoth card deck.
[Roar!!!]
A fiery red, sturdy Behemoth leapt out from the card face.
Its body was engulfed in raging flas, the fire distorting the surrounding air, making its figure seem sowhat illusory.
[Ghostfire Behemoth]
Berserk, 40 points, A
Attack 0, 250/250
[Ghost Fire Body - Passive]: Ghostfire Behemoth Health Points 150, Attack Power -40
[Ghost Fire Light Strike - 20 Health Points]: Ghostfire Behemoth attacks a target dealing 20 Points of [True Damage]
[Ghost Fire Heavy Strike - 30 Health Points]: Ghostfire Behemoth attacks a target dealing 30 Points of [True Damage]
[Ghost Fire Frenzy Strike - 40 Health Points]: Ghostfire Behemoth attacks a target dealing 40 Points of [True Damage]
"This card is a bit unorthodox," Ree Shil noted.
He knew Behemoth cards often had high Health Points.
But this type of card was a first for him to see.
It had no Attack Power; instead, it used its own Health Points as fuel to deal damage to the enemy.
Furthermore, it caused [True Damage], which could ignore the target’s Damage Reduction.
If accompanied by a Treatnt Card, then in a strict sense, it could be considered useful, capable of both offense and endurance.
Henry Thompson: [There it is, Xiao Jie Ren’s card!]
Huo Huo Bu Wai: [This card is so annoying, high attack and it even deals true damage.]
Big Bear: [Previously, my first row cards were badly beaten by it.]
Henry Thompson: [I wonder what card Ree Shil will play this round.]
Xiao Ge Ge: [Sohow, it feels odd hearing that from you.]
However, just when everyone thought that facing the [Aether Behemoth], Ree Shil would not play [Kung Fu Sheep God], he still did just that.
Or, more accurately, he did not exactly play that card.
[Sheep Primordial God]!
At that mont, a burst of brilliant light erupted on the card table, and a figure shot out from the light.
It rolled several tis in the air before landing steadily on the ground.
Clang!
It was as if a heavy bell had rung inside Xiao Jie Ren’s mind.
(The might of an S-rank Card...)
He forcibly suppressed the panic in his heart, his expression as calm as still water.
To be prepared, all the players present had recently undergone specialized training to resist the oppressive aura of S-rank cards.
In this respect, they were much stronger than the Left Heart Sect from the Kung Fu Kingdom.
Even if they truly faced Ree Shil’s dual S-rank dual pressure tactics, thanks to the adaptability training, they could withstand the ntal pressure without affecting their performance in the card ga.
"Hm?!"
But the next second, Xiao Jie Ren’s heart leapt when he saw the na of the opposition’s card.
The [Sheep Primordial God]?!
What was this thing!
He had another S-rank card!
Yet, as he continued to look down at the card face, Xiao Jie Ren beca even more confused.
Aside from the na, this card was exactly the sa as [Kung Fu Sheep God].
Big Bear: [What does this an? Is this the sa S-rank card with a different na, or is it a new S-rank card?]
Huo Huo Bu Wai: [The ability to change a na for an S-rank Card? Unheard of!]
Yi Min Fan Qie: [It’s an S-rank card, even if you could change it, it surely can’t just be a change of na right?]
Xiao Ge Ge: [You’re right, although the card face seems the sa now, I suspect that the "skill that triggers additional effects under certain conditions" on its face...]
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