His "Tyrant Dragon's Might" enveloped the "Airspeed Wyvern," as though draping the wyvern's body in the shadow of a tyrant dragon. Man and dragon became one, ferocious beyond measure.
On the ground, Lerira, who had been certain of victory, suddenly frowned. But "Thunder Ray" was already charging and could not possibly stop.
She could only watch helplessly as "Thunder Ray" collided head-on with the "Airspeed Wyvern," only to be sent flying by the wyvern wrapped in "Tyrant Dragon's Might."
Electric currents coiled around "Thunder Ray" scattered through the air as it tumbled downward.
Deep, rousing music suddenly rose around the duel arena, instantly setting the audience's blood ablaze.
Only Lerira's expression remained incomparably grave. She glanced at the newly drawn Magitech Cards and swiftly pulled one from her Duel Disk.
Her excessive confidence had cost her. Because she had not prepared a setup in advance, her options for responding were now limited.
Fortunately, Dulong's might had only just taken shape. Though it had knocked "Thunder Ray" away, it had not inflicted any fatal damage.
She still had room to turn things around.
Moreover, she raised her head and observed carefully. Just as I thought.
Human aura was an extraordinary ability that other races could not imitate. Although some considered the seafolk to be Demi-Humans, they were fundamentally different from Demi-Humans such as Orcs, Elves, and Dwarves.
The most obvious difference was that seafolk had no talent for cultivating aura.
Yet the more something was lacking, the more it attracted research.
Ocean Magic Guidance Academy offered numerous courses on the study of humans, including a course dedicated to researching aura.
Lerira had taken that course. She knew that once a human warrior's aura had been cultivated to its peak, it could erupt into might—but that might was formed from the concentrated