Looking back at the Green Frog who had already started the card ga, their card deck had not changed much from the previous round.
Moreover, this guy didn’t have a Scene Card, so even if he did reach Level 10 or above, it probably wouldn’t be much higher.
Following this, the two of them always stuck with the Green Frog.
This taciturn guy lost four consecutive gas, failing all of his challenges.
"He isn’t going to use up his eight chances without a single successful challenge, is he?"
"If so, then we would have observed him for nothing."
Daniel Smith couldn’t help but worry a little.
"No, he should be able to win at least one ga."
Ree Shil could see that the other party’s card deck and card skills were passable among the current players he was watching. Losing four gas in a row was sowhat unlucky.
So, this ti, the two of them closely followed Green Frog in line.
Green Frog was followed by Daniel Smith, and Ree Shil was behind him.
The statue this ti was the Dancing Swordsman Statue.
The red lacquer robot, who had first drawn this statue as the defender, had long been defeated, and it was unknown which defender it was now on.
After waiting in line for a while, the green frog finally stood in front of the blue light card table.
Hum!
The Blue Light Barrier wrapped around the two players at the table, and then they began their card ga.
"In this ga, Green Frog is very likely to win."
When the card ga reached the third round, Ree Shil said this.
"No way, it’s only the third round, both sides have only revealed five cards, and you’re already drawing conclusions?"
"And if you look at the visible cards, Green Frog is at a slight disadvantage."
Daniel Smith expressed his confusion.
"You’ll see."
Ree Shil did not explain further.
"Then... teach how to deal with him?"
Daniel’s eyes shifted.
If Ree Shil is right, wouldn’t that an that Green Frog becos the defender and he becos the challenger?
Now is the ti for their cooperative relationship to co into play.
If Daniel could win against Green Frog with Ree’s guidance beforehand.
Even if he loses to Ree in the next ga, he could, at worst, play two gas on the statue card table.
The probability of winning the bonus card in two gas is definitely higher than that of one ga.
Moreover, who said he would definitely lose to Ree?
"I can teach you a few tricks to increase your chances of winning against him."
Ree Shil kept his promise and began analyzing for Daniel Smith.
"Wow, what you said makes so much sense, but can you speak a little slower? I’m starting to lose track."
Not to ntion deducing from one example and benefiting greatly, Daniel didn’t have the aptitude or talent for that.
Being able to forcibly morize it and apply it to the current card ga would be good enough.
"Also, I’ve prepared three hints for you in order."
After analyzing the tactics, Ree Shil handed over three neatly stacked small notes to him: "Rember, open them at crucial monts in a crisis."
"Aweso! This is your secret strategist plan!"
Daniel was overjoyed.
When Ree had finished explaining so steps and precautions on the card table, Green Frog, just as he had predicted, won.
"Alright, off you go."
So he patted Daniel on the back.
He had done his utmost in analyzing this far.
How much Daniel could absorb and how much he could use was all up to his personal luck.
At least Ree Shil could guarantee that even if this guy didn’t win against Green Frog, he could force so of Green Frog’s hidden cards out.
"Hello."
Full of confidence, Daniel walked to the Blue Light Card Table and nodded at the other party in greeting.
"..."
Green Frog didn’t say anything, just nodded.
Maybe it was because he was wearing a thick stuffed doll costu that it was inconvenient to speak.
Hum!
The Blue Light Barrier wrapped around the two of them, cutting them off from the outside world.
Standing inside the barrier, the two could not hear the sounds outside nor see the events outside.
"Co on, boss, show off your skills."
As for the outside watching the situation inside, Ree Shil murmured to himself.
Soon after, both parties arranged their cards.
Green Frog, as always, didn’t say a word and took the lead in revealing his three cards:
[Azure, Loyalty!] x2
[Azure, Glory!]
His first row cards were a typical 1 2 combination.
That is, one strong card accompanied by two not-so-strong cards.
The card projections on the left and right were the sa, a dieval knight in simple armor.
Blonde, blue-eyed, wielding a steel sword.
[Azure Trainee Knight] x2
Berserk, 30 points, D
Attack 30, 100/100
[Last Loyalty - Passive]: When the Azure Trainee Knight exits, give the King Card 10 points of [Shield]
([Shield]: Offsets the corresponding value of Damage, does not enjoy any damage reduction, this shield can stack)
[Shield], compared to recovery effects, the advantage is that you don’t have to worry about overflowing.
Green Frog placed two [Trainee Knights], then two 10-point shields could be stacked on his King Card, which has been seen in previous gas.
As for the card in the middle, it was a C-Rank card.
[Azure Knight]
Balance, 30 points, C
Attack 15, 100/100
[Azure Glory - Passive]: Azure Knight Captain cannot [Defend], but for every Azure Knight card revealed on the field, the damage Azure Knight Captain takes is reduced by 5.
[Knight’s Inspiration - Passive]: Azure Knight Captain’s attack power is reduced by 15, but for every Azure Knight card that exits the field, the Azure Knight Captain’s attack power increases by 5.
It’s estimated that Green Frog had been to an Instance or even a series of Instances, and at least half of the cards in his deck were Azure Knights.
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