In the Second Round, he thought that although Hank Willard was flashy, he was at least steadily advancing toward victory.

At his waist hung a bone staff as long as his forearm, a cursed device made of three skulls strung together, and a long beast flute.

Hank Willard's "Beast Ancestor's Soul" was a Gold Card with four Ultimate Moves. Aside from the first Ultimate Move, which proclaimed its identity as an "Ancestor Soul," the other three all relied on those three implements.

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"Card Name: Beast Ancestor's Soul" "Type: Spirit Card" [Level: 8o8oooo) "Species: Demi-Human" "Attribute: Ghost Type" [Magic: 4000] [Attack: 3000] [Defense: 0]

[Ultimate Moves: Ancestor Soul, Orc Staff, Hex Device, Ancestor Flute]

"Beast Ancestor's Soul" itself possessed no defensive ability. Any magical damage that was not immune to Ghost Type could tear it apart.

Unlike most Ghost-Type Magic Spirits, it could not shift between tangible and intangible states.

Its body remained permanently intangible. It could neither touch physical objects nor be touched by them.

Only the three implements accompanying it were exceptions. Moreover, "Beast Ancestor's Soul" could only unleash its immense 3,000 attack power through those three implements.

"Brute Beast City," "Beast Ancestor's Soul."

The "Beast Ancestor's Soul" that descended upon "Brute Beast City" immediately raised its "Orc Staff" the moment it was summoned and fiercely pointed it at the "Persian" below.

A beam of gray-black magical light shot from the tip of the "Orc Staff."

Persian had just had its attention drawn away by SkullGreymon's rampage, and was caught off guard by the gray-black beam.

A chill ran through its body, and it suddenly yawned. Then, with a gloomy expression, it turned to look at the "Beast Ancestor's Soul" in the air, its gaze cold and sinister.

The magical beam fired by "Beast Ancestor's Soul" through the "Orc Staff" had not dealt it even the slightest damage!

Even if "Beast Ancestor's Soul" was not an attack-oriented type,