After teasing a little, Ron set the "Goddess of Harvest" card aside.
Then he picked several famous seventh-rank legends from continental history and turned each of them into card characters.
Legends of the Three Kingdoms had been wildly popular for many years in his original world. Though he could not directly use the generals from that tabletop game, he could bring over its basic framework and character skills with a few magical modifications.
In any case, it was just for his own amusement. At most, he would invite a group of friends to play privately someday, so he did not bother worrying about respecting great legendary figures or gods.
"Should I call it Legendary Kill?" Ron mused, then laughed awkwardly. "It really does have that strong pirated knockoff flavor..."
Ron kept at it until after ten that night.
Apart from the Goddess of Harvest, he did not draw any other gods.
After all, blasphemy was something to be cautious about. Besides, he would definitely be playing this Legendary Kill with others in the future—what if they saw the god cards and were too frightened to play?
This world placed far greater faith and reverence in gods than his original one had.
So, he only selected several seventh-rank legendary figures from various races as card characters. He tried to make each portrait fit their historical image, and dutifully gave the female characters beautiful, exquisite clothing that was not revealing.
After drawing more than a dozen characters and some basic cards, Ron rolled his neck and heard footsteps coming up the stairs.
Then there came a knock on the study door.
"Come in."
Nora pushed open the door and poked her little face through the gap. "Boss, it's already ten. I should go home."
Ron checked the time and only then realized