Bang!
Just after Wodesen's attack on Luo Wei'er was judged successful, a red balloon on the wooden rack beside the dueling platform, near Luo Wei'er, was suddenly popped.
The abrupt boom gave everyone a fright.
Looking closely, they realized that one of the three red balloons on Luo Wei'er's side was already gone.
Only then did the host add an explanation, informing everyone that the three balloons represented the number of attacks a player could withstand in a round.
"That scared the hell out of me just now..."
"Me too, but it was pretty thrilling."
"They've really put a lot of tricks into playing cards."
"This setup is interesting. At least I don't have to keep track of how many lives they have left."
"Luo Wei'er isn't doing so well. How did he lose health right off the bat? Didn't they say he'd beaten that Wodesen before?"
"It's only just started. What are you rushing for? There are five whole rounds, and he's only lost one life so far."
The crowd's discussions went on without pause.
With the host providing detailed commentary at the side, everyone could clearly follow the progress of the duel and understand why the two men onstage played their cards as they did.
To avoid revealing crucial information during the commentary and letting the players learn about their opponent's hand, the host's explanation lagged one turn behind the match onstage.
Originally, Ron had wanted the two of them to compete in a sealed room, with staff relaying the battle situation to the hall in real time. That way, there would be absolutely no interference with their duel.
But these spectators had actually come for the two people onstage. They were not truly so passionate about Magic Duel that they were willing to spend their time joining