This card ga was, at best, moderately exciting.
As the second place representative of Group 2 from Lan-Lan tropolis, he made a huge mistake in the early stage and was persistently suppressed by the opponent.
In the end, he lost even before seeing the other party’s King Card.
After a long stretch of advertisents and musical performances, the morning’s second ga began.
"I’m quite interested in this one."
Grace Spring was not affected by the defeat of his city mate and expressed great interest in the second ga.
To be more precise, he was interested in the first-place winner of Group 2.
The player who had left a deep impression on him during the Instance Ga, Magic Implentor.
"This guy was too ostentatious, so I specifically asked soone to investigate him."
When it ca to this person, Little Phoenix Fox seed to have sothing to say. She looked at everyone and said, "Guess what."
"Tell us."
Ree Shil was also sowhat interested in this player.
Having watched the gas of Group 2, he felt the other party had hidden a lot of strength.
Not only was the deck not very strong, but there were also so well-hidden moves on the card table that looked like an intentional slack of strategy.
Which ant that the Group Competition card gas were all under his control.
Despite so bumbling on the surface, he still ended up in first place.
"The person who helped investigate is very professional, with specialized ans for information collection."
"In the end, all signs indicate that he is using his real identity and true image."
"This guy belongs to the first transmigration generation, aning he is a Transmigrator, and not a native or descendant of a Transmigrator."
"He cos from an ancient grand martial mystic realm, with a power system close to cultivation but not yet in the cultivation stage."
"And the ti since he traveled through is...only one year."
As Little Phoenix Fox finished her sentence, everyone turned to look at Ree Shil.
They also knew a little about Ree Shil’s situation, having traveled through about nine or ten months ago, barely half a year.
If you count by ti, this transmigrator card player is a genuine newbie.
So it was surprising that besides Ree Shil, there was another new player anomaly that had advanced to the elimination round.
"Interesting."
Everyone looked at Ree Shil, and Ree Shil looked at Magic Implentor after hearing the information.
"But do you know what the weirdest part is?"
"I can’t find any records of his card gas."
Little Phoenix Fox pointed out the crux.
"How is that possible? Even if he did poorly, there should be records of the city qualification gas, right?"
Flat Orange was the first to express confusion.
"No, I’ve heard that in so remote cities, very few people play cards."
Greenfeather objected.
"If the number of people signing up is too small, they can advance directly without playing a ga."
"Of course, I only heard this."
She shrugged.
Many races and common people have been included in the Cube Card taverse.
Many people just want to live peacefully and enjoy life quietly.
Not everyone likes playing cards; they have the right to enjoy other things too.
For example, the world here is so large, with all sorts of landscapes and environnts.
For those who love traveling, the area may be so large that they can’t finish touring it in a lifeti.
Among these common folks, there would definitely be so who hate playing cards.
And like attracts like, so it makes sense that in so small cities all the residents have no interest in playing cards.
However, the city competition treats all equally, so even such small towns would get one or two competition slots.
If you participate in such a place, you may indeed get a direct clearance.
After all, without competitors, signing up is equivalent to advancing.
Of course, it’s not so easy to exploit this bug and move to these small towns to secure competition slots.
You first need to be strong, otherwise, you would be sent ho in the Instance Ga stage, making it aningless.
Moreover, you need to have lived in the local area for a sufficiently long ti to qualify as a representative.
Only those like Ree Shil, new card players with a short transmigration ti, can to so extent reduce the residence ti requirent.
Very likely, Magic Implentor got his advancent slot in this way.
"No wonder he dares to be so arrogant, it turns out he is not worried about his card ga records being investigated at all."
After hearing this, Grace Spring stated that he understood.
"But I did find so information related to his card player’s talent."
At this mont, Little Phoenix Fox went on to say, "It seems that his card player’s talent allows him to travel back and forth to his primordial world."
"Oh?" xN
Hearing this, everyone’s eyebrows raised, finding it novel.
"But it’s just traveling back and forth to the primordial world, doesn’t seem very special, does it?"
Greenfeather asked doubtfully.
"No, it’s not just simple traveling back and forth."
"He treats the primordial world as an Instance World."
As Little Phoenix Fox said this, everyone ca to understand.
That is to say, his card deck may co entirely from the sa world.
Flat Orange: "What did you say his primordial world was again, an ancient grand martial mystic realm?"
Little Phoenix Fox: "Correct."
Ree Shil: "In one’s own primordial world... is the chance of drawing cards higher?"
Little Phoenix Fox: "As far as I know, there is such a theory."
Samuel Chess: "Doesn’t that an, if he brutally beats up everyone from a Grand Sect in his primordial world, or even wipes out their sect, he will have a higher chance of forming a complete system card group than others?"
Little Phoenix Fox: "You could say it like that."
Greenfeather: "Actually, you don’t have to put it so harshly. If he spends his Instance ti interacting with sect mbers, that alone can increase the relevant card pool chances."
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