Joining the game

A girl with absurdly good luck—that was the unanimous verdict of the viewers and the other spirit mediums on Juno.

The world's order had all but solidified. The seven hundred-odd cards that had fallen from the sky all had owners, and the forbidden cards in particular had each created powerhouses on the level of a "State Guardian." They had established chaotic rules that stood above the world itself.

The inhabitants of this world had originally believed that no one stronger would emerge.

Who could have expected a Salted Fish Girl to suddenly appear? Anyone who wasn't blind could see that her card seemed even more powerful than the forbidden cards.

That mysterious witch's methods were simply inconceivable. He clearly looked human, yet his level of existence far surpassed the supernatural creatures summoned from the cards.

The clearest demonstration was his ability to change ownership of the cards.

Spirit mediums could indeed steal cards from one another, but it was never this simple.

They had to defeat the opposing spirit medium, subdue the summoned creature itself, then pass the card's verification before they could take it.

There was something called "compatibility" between spirit mediums and their cards. If they weren't compatible, then no matter how powerful the spirit medium was, the card would choose to fly away rather than submit.

But nothing of the sort had happened before the Golden Palace.

There is only one reasonable explanation: that summoned human witch possesses incredible power, enough to make other cards submit.

As that conclusion formed in the minds of many viewers and spirit mediums, the broadcast showed the number of cards before Juno rapidly increasing.

Soon, only the last card remained.

The forbidden card bearing the image of a "golden dragon" floated before His Highness the Prince.

His handsome face twisted as