[Short-circuit System - Passive]: The Ghostfire-Youth leaves the battle during the current round of Reveal Card.
[Self Overload - Passive]: When Ghostfire-Youth exits, it inflicts True Damage equal to his own points, which cannot be defended, to 2 Reveal Card targets.
Because the appearance of the Resurrection Card is a debut, not a reveal.
So it cannot trigger the Short-circuit System to explode imdiately in the current round. It may give the opponent more ti to prepare, use a Seal to eliminate it, causing it not to explode.
There are many examples like that. For example, the Flag Skill Master who provides a global BUFF with Resurrection, or the Weapon Master who can resist damage, or the Iron Stick which increases its attack power with clauses, all make great choices.
Now, there are still a few things to note about the specific Resurrection chanism of Manjusaka.
That is, if nothing happened to the card position of the Resurrection, like if no regular card has exited, then it cannot release its skill.
Under what circumstances would this happen?
Like if the regular card of that slot is displaced and then dies on another card grid, or if it doesn’t die, then it cannot resurrect.
For example, if that card slot once belonged to a Giant Card, it also cannot resurrect because it can only resurrect 1 slot.
If 2 cards have exited from 1 card slot, such as if A card exits first, then B card displaces up and then exits.
Then the one that cos out of the Resurrection is the B card, which is based on the last regular card that exits.
"But after all, the Higan Fairy is just a B-Class Card."
"It can only be considered as a card with great potential, it still has to be upgraded to A-Level to improve."
"The best evolution direction for this card should be to increase its back-to-Trilogy efficiency."
"No way, it’s a problem with the Wind listening card."
"Let’s PASS the other 3 cards, and choose the remaining 2."
After storing away the Higan Fairy, Ree Shil quickly completed the selection of the remaining cards.
Then, he stepped into the Teleportation Portal.
Buzz!
After his vision blurred, he arrived inside the Pure White Space.
As soon as he entered, the prompt imdiately sounded.
[Ding Dong!]
[1 star value 10 Wind Listening Points]
[2 star value 20 Wind Listening Points]
[3 star value 40 Wind Listening Points]
[Spell Cards value 30 Wind Listening Points]
[Inscription conversion in process...]
[Acquired 270 Wind Listening Points]
[Spell Cards conversion in process...]
[Acquired 30 Wind Listening Points]
[Currently accumulated 1131 Wind Listening Points]
[According to the accumulated amount, this instance’s quota has increased by 22 tis]
"Not choosing to strengthen the inscriptions was indeed the right choice."
"Now I’ve finally made up for the tis I’ve consud, and even gained an extra 10 or so tis."
Looking at his nearly 30 instances opportunities, Ree Shil clenched his fist in celebration.
This is the richest battle he has ever had.
In the following third major level, he might really have a chance to break through and refresh his best historical record.
[Ding Dong!]
[You’ve completed 2 levels, gaining 5 card draw chances]
Then, the familiar Ten-Thousand Card Pool arrived.
But Ree Shil wasn’t in a hurry to get started. Instead, he lay down first and previewed the Higan Fairy with his entire card deck.
Unexpectedly, there were quite a few that could be fused, about a dozen.
But not one of them made him even slightly satisfied.
"Co on, let see my treasures."
After a brief rest, he got up and walked towards the ten thousand cards.
The Flying Sword Immortal is already an A-Level Card, so this Ten-Thousand Card Pool didn’t have a specific target for him.
As long as they’re good cards, ones with a good chanism or high strength, he plans to list them all as options.
"Let’s start off on a good note. Give a decent card first."
He walked up to the first card and watched it intently.
[Woof Woof~!]
A small puppy projection that didn’t even open its eyes appeared on the card face.
"Damn, bad luck."
Ree Shil doesn’t hate dogs, but this E-Level whiteboard screwed up his good start.
But in the Ten-Thousand Card Pool, there’s naturally everything inside.
The number of E-Level Cards is naturally the highest.
He didn’t find it strange anymore.
He continued to preview further down.
This round seed a bit unlucky, as all hundreds of them in a row were E-Level cards.
Only after that did so D-Level Cards appear intermittently.
Until he reviewed over two hundred cards, Ree Shil finally saw a card worth paying attention to.
[Boom Boom Boom!]
In the card projection, a huge armor was hovering in the air, floating back and forth.
Through the gaps revealed when the armor moved, it seed that the armor is empty inside.
From the volu alone, he could tell at a glance that this was a Giant Card.
But the Giant Card was not the key, the key was the large, steel plate-like broadsword held by the armor’s two hands.
[Giant Sky Armor]
Determination, 30 points, B
Attack 30, 100/100, 0/4
[Massive Size-Passive]: The Giant Sky Armor occupies one row, 2 card slots, health points 30
[Hollow Armor - Passive]: The Giant Sky Armor, health points -30
[Hard Armor - Passive]: The Giant Sky Armor, damage -10 when defending
"I finally found it, a Determination Type Sword Card."
"Moreover, it’s a 2-slot giant. It perfectly matches the Golden Bell ssenger to form the first row reveal card."
"It’s just that this card face is a bit disappointing."
Seeing this card, Ree Shil imdiately thought of two other cards.
The Giant Lost Demon, a card that doesn’t have many opportunities to play anymore.
Robbery Path Loss, a card he just got recently, and even forgot about its existence. This guy is immune to displacent effects, and originally it might be quite useful to fight the Door Heavenly General.
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