Only when he moved closer did he realize the two of them were not having a normal Magic Duel, but a lesson.
"Princess Mia, look at your hand. You have a Wind Blade with 'Wind 3.' It's a small card with low power and no special effect."
Betty explained earnestly:
"At times like this, if I launch an attack against you and you have a high-value card that can block it, you don't need to play that big card right away. Play this small card first instead."
"Because the defending side cannot draw random cards, you can defend for two rounds. By making use of this rule, we can reasonably use up the useless small cards in our hands, then use the big cards to block attacks."
"That way, when this round ends and you replenish your hand to five cards according to the rules, you can draw two new cards from the card pool."
"This method can greatly increase how quickly your hand cycles and the chances of drawing high-value cards, preventing small cards from piling up in your hand until you have nothing left to play later."
As Mia listened to Betty explain these little tricks, she nodded again and again, clearly feeling that she had learned something.
"This method can be used not only to expend small cards, but also cards that can no longer be combined into composite magic."
Betty continued:
"For example, if you have a Fire 6 in your hand, but you have already played every card that could combine with it to form composite magic, then you can consider using it up in exchange for other cards that can form composite magic."
"Although composite magic is not always the strongest, most of the time it is a highly cost-effective choice."
"Those methods of