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"Gladiator Beast Laquari, direct attack!"

The ferocious Gladiator Beast warrior let out a savage roar, flames coiling around his entire body as he pounced toward Kira's empty Field like a starving tiger!

But Kira remained calm.

"Then I activate my Set Card, the Continuous Trap 'Flame Wall,'" Kira said. "Its effect can be used when the opponent declares a Direct Attack.

"By banishing one Pyro Type monster from my Graveyard, I negate that opponent's monster's attack."

Kira took a Pyro Type monster card that had been removed from his Graveyard.

"I banish 'Volcanic Revolver,' one of the two Pyro Type monsters Sent to Graveyard by the effect of the Continuous Spell 'Volcanic Wall' last turn.

"I negate Gladiator Beast Laquari's attack."

Flames surged up from the ground, forming a blazing barrier before Kira. The Gladiator Beast's full-force strike slammed headfirst into the Flame Wall. It could only let out a muffled howl before staggering backward.

Mello's expression darkened further.

Though Kira had not said it, Mello boldly guessed that this Continuous Trap also had no Once Per Turn restriction. As long as there were still Pyro Type resources in the Graveyard, no matter how many times he attacked, they would all be stopped by this wall of flames.

Meanwhile, the Continuous Spell "Volcanic Wall" continually sent Pyro Type resources to the Graveyard every turn while also burning away his Life Points. As Blaze Accelerator kept blowing up the monsters on his Field, the ammunition it consumed would likewise enter the Graveyard and become fuel for Flame Wall.

Gladiator Beasts did have ways to deal with the Back Row. "Gladiator Beast Kaiser," the Deck's ace, could destroy any two cards upon being summoned, while "Gladiator Beast Laquari," one of Kaiser's key materials, could destroy one Back Row card when it entered