"My Turn, draw!"
Don Thousand's Clone drew a card.
But after drawing it into his hand, his expression froze slightly. He stared at the card in his hand, looking somewhat conflicted.
"What? Didn't draw what you wanted?" Kira tilted his head. "Come on, don't be shy, Lord Thousand. Show everyone what you got."
Since Don Thousand's own Continuous Spell, "Don Thousand's Contract," was still on the Field, both sides naturally still had to reveal the cards they drew to each other.
This was also one of the reasons Old Thousand found the young man before him so damn irritating.
The opponent had a face-up "Royal Command" in his Back Row that could directly BAN all Spell effects on the Field, yet this bastard was basically saying, hey, I have it, but I just won't activate it. I'm just playing with you.
The benefits of doing this were obvious.
Because it was currently Old Thousand's turn, as long as Kira did not activate Royal Command, "Don Thousand's Contract" remained in effect. Old Thousand had to reveal the cards he drew, and if he drew a Spell, he could not Normal Summon.
Meanwhile, Kira held Royal Command in his Back Row, meaning the initiative was in his hands.
He could activate Royal Command whenever he did not want to accept the effects of Don Thousand's Contract, and leave it inactive whenever he wanted Old Thousand to suffer under the Contract.
The same applied to other Spells. Royal Command was a Trap Card and could be activated during the opponent's turn. In other words, even if Old Thousand had some powerful Spell Card, Kira could simply wait for him to activate it before Chaining Royal Command. There was plenty of time.
Don Thousand's Clone's face darkened as he had no choice but to