First Match: Dark Demon vs. Luke Beech.
Second Match: Pandora Doragon vs. Winnie Skadi.
Third Match: Philo Minabach vs. Torre Wordsworth.
Fourth Match: Tyler Spencer vs. Mars Carey.
Of the afternoon's four rounds of duels, both the first match between Dark and Luke Beech and the second match between Pandora and Winnie were packed with highlights.
After seeing this schedule, Dark's original idea of finishing quickly had faded.
He could not help considering whether he should wait until after watching the duel between Senior Pandora and Senior Winnie before leaving.
Of course, that depended on winning his current match.
Otherwise, if he fell into the Losers Bracket, he would still have to worry about tonight's Losers Bracket elimination matches.
Once the schedule had been announced, the eight contestants' task was complete, and at Judy's signal, they left the stage.
Afterward, Judy invited the two commentators onto the host platform to have them analyze the likely outcomes of the four matches.
The two commentators would secure at least fifteen minutes of preparation time for the first duel.
During those fifteen minutes, the two contestants in the first duel would need to build decks tailored to their opponent.
After leaving the stage, Dark immediately returned to the backstage area and began assembling his deck inside the barrier.
Although Luke Beech was known as the "Dragon Slayer Warrior," his deck was actually centered on the Dragon Type.
On top of that, however, he possessed a variety of means specifically designed to harm Dragon Types and dragonkind.
Dark could not afford to let his guard down!
Dark Demon, Curtain Call? (4k)
Dark Demon, Curtain Call (4k)
Dragon Types naturally countered one another, and Luke Beech's "Dragon Slaying" deck dealt additional damage to dragonkind, which was why he had earned the title of "Dragon Slayer