Thus, "Holy Sword Spell" was a cheat-level Magitech Card in magitech duels.
Back in the day, Hero Blake Gaude had relied on "Holy Sword Spell" to sweep through magitech duels without opposition.
Moreover, Blake Gaude's "Holy Sword Spell" could freely transform into different holy swords. Its controllability and flexibility were far beyond anything Victor Gaude could match at present.
Even so, Victor Gaude's "Holy Sword Spell" was already powerful enough.
The only question was what kind of holy sword he had obtained in the Sword in the Stone Trial.
The thought flashed through Dark's mind as he looked at the rest of his hand. He skipped over "Underworld Soul Ring."
His third card was "Shuckle," and it was a three-star Shuckle.
Though the six-star "Shuckle" was very powerful, it could not be normally summoned. Thus, he had still included the three-star "Shuckle" in his current deck.
This "Shuckle" was extremely crucial. I'll lead with "Shuckle." Dark quickly made his decision.
If he led with "Shuckle," then even if Victor truly drew "Holy Sword Spell" on the first turn, it could reliably block the first strike.
The first strike of "Holy Sword Spell" would come quickly.
But the second strike would inevitably be slower.
This was due to the restriction that duelists could not hold weapons.
After one strike, the holy sword condensed by "Holy Sword Spell" would be far from the Duelist Platform.
And remotely controlling a holy sword was like remotely controlling a Magitech Ball—the farther away it was, the harder it became to control, and delays in commands were inevitable.
That would give him enough time to summon "Blue-Eyes Dragon Egg" and buy it time to hatch.
Unless Victor chose to hold back after materializing the holy sword. In that case, there would be less point in Dark