Hearing this, Ree Shil’s guilt suddenly lightened considerably.
Yeah.
This is clearly just an Instance [Event].
Moreover, he didn’t just take without giving, this was a fair trade of equal cards.
It didn’t seem like sothing he should be punished for.
That ans the other party being punished had nothing to do with this? Right.
"But... shouldn’t it be Wind Chaser Card?"
"This is [The Path of Listening to the Wind], I am not the Wind Chasing ssenger, but the Wind Listening ssenger."
[DaDaDa-langlang~♫]
The Wind Listening ssenger plucked his strings once again.
"So what type of card do you want this ti?"
And then she asked him,
"I want a Swordsman Card. Is it possible?"
Ree Shil shared his well-considered answer.
Instead of specifying the label he wanted, he ntioned the type of card he wanted.
A Swordsman Card would undoubtedly have the Sword Card label.
It would also most likely have the Kung Fu Card Set label.
The [Blind Swordsman] is the perfect example, right?
But... it’s not going to be another [Blind Swordsman], is it?
Well, it seems it wouldn’t be impossible.
"Alright, as you wish."
Wind Listening ssenger took a deep glance at Ree Shil, and surprisingly agreed.
Then, he saw her pluck the strings deeply.
[Dadada-drumroll~♫]
Whoosh whoosh whoosh whoosh whoosh!
Just like the previous situation, five cards with question marks appeared out of thin air, floating in front of him.
The five cards were arranged in order, each with a brighter glow than the last.
The card on the far left had no glow and looked quite ordinary.
The card on the far right, on the other hand, emitted a golden light, the glow of an A level card.
A total of EDCBA, 5 cards.
"OK."
Ree Shil rubbed his hands excitedly and decided to start with the E-Rank preview.
[Yellow River water cos from the heavens!]
The Wind Listening ssenger’s preview card sound effect, unheard to others, entered Ree Shil’s ears.
In the card’s projection, a handso young man wearing a white robe, standing sword-under-foot, and exuding immortal qi, flew out of the card face.
Just the appearance alone made Ree Shil’s eyebrows a little more raised.
[Flying Sword Immortal]
Listening to the Wind, 30 points, E
Attack 30, 100/100, 0/3
Of course, the first one was an E-Rank card.
But what surprised Ree Shil was that this card not only had the Sword Card Kung Fu Card Set label, as he had expected, but also had an additional Immortal Card label among the remaining labels.
Immortal Card is practically in opposition to the Demon Card label.
But its popularity is much lower than the Demon Card label.
Not to ntion whether the follow-up card or skills would involve the Immortal Card label.
This card, when used as a pawn, would have a natural restraint against those demons and monsters.
Let’s continue looking.
Undoubtedly, next is the D-Class Flying Sword Immortal.
It has an added passive skill.
[Sword-Flying - Passive]: Flying Sword Immortal’s Attack Power -10, [Movent] can be used 1 ti per round without cost
Ree Shil frowned a little at this passive skill.
Why did the Wind Listening ssenger give a Wind Chaser-like card?
Because it must be said that it is very Wind Chaser-like.
Just like the [Crow-man] encountered before, it also has the ability to [Move].
Movent without cost ans that in the more spacious mid-to-late ga of the card table, this card would have high flexibility.
It could choose to dodge the opponent’s attacks when needed or move to protect its own cards that need to be protected.
But the key... this card is a Listening to the Wind card.
[Moving] ans you can’t charge energy, which is a contradictory chanism with Listening to the Wind Card chanism.
Ree Shil couldn’t help but doubt if the Wind Listening ssenger was giving a second-rate card.
Continuing down the line.
C-Rank, added 1 Active Skill.
[Flying Immortal - 1 Energy Point]: Flying Sword Immortal performs an additional [Movent]
The word "additional" adds so interest here.
That ans on top of the previous [Sword-Flying], [Flying Sword Immortal] can perform another [Movent] in the sa round.
In other words, it’s able to move twice in one round, which is quite rare.
When paired with the Scene Card [Dandelion Valley], it’s even more useful.
[Dandelion Valley]
Scene, C
[With the dandelion]: when your own card is displaced, get 0.5 points of energy
[Dandelion Floating]: when your own card moves forward, the action is not affected (cannot move again this round)
This card can recover 0.5 points of energy when it [Moves] once in a round.
Not to ntion, when paired with [Dandelion Valley], it really does match the character of the Flying Sword Immortal – after all, the person is standing on the sword and it’s the sword that’s moving, not the person. Why shouldn’t it be able to recharge Listening to the Wind energy?
In addition, the [Flying Immortal] skill is an "additional" [Movent], so it should not be subject to the restriction of [Dandelion Floating].
Of course, the actual effect still needs to be determined after obtaining the card and experinting.
However, Ree Shil felt that the 2 [Movents] weren’t that much more flexible unless it’s the end ga.
For one simple reason: the card table may not be as boundless as the sky, so there is a limit to how much can be played with flight.
For the cards on the left, [Moving] twice can get you to the far right.
For the cards on the right, [Moving] twice can get you to the far left.
As for the cards in the middle column, the purpose of [Moving] twice isn’t that great.
Because whether it’s moving to the left or right, it only takes one [Move] to get there – you’re not likely going to want to move over and back again.
Actually, after the first encounter with Old Thompson’s [Golden Demon Mother], Ree Shil had envisioned a tactical layout.
That is, having only two or three high-scoring Moving Cards on the 9 1 card table.
Yes, ones with 3-digit scores.
And then the Moving Cards would use their movent characteristics to dodge the opponent’s attacks, making their attacks hit empty card columns and wasting their efforts.
But this idea was dismissed by him as soon as it was conceived.
Because it was too theoretical and impossible to implent.
Also, Moving Cards have one big disadvantage.
The more cards you have on your side, the worse they perform.
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