Emma said, "For the next match, it'd be best if you went up..." Dark shook his head. "No, no, no. I'm taking the finale."
After all, Dark was the captain. Although Emma was extremely dissatisfied with his decision, since it was not one that would affect victory or defeat, she could only compromise in the end.
Thus, on Saint Marian Academy's Duelist Platform, two contestants could be seen playing rock-paper-scissors to decide who would take the field.
Dark had originally wanted a good omen, so he suggested that the winner would go up. But Emma and Sara changed it directly to whoever lost would go up, and for greater fairness, they made it a best-of-three.
The final score was two to one. Emma came from behind after losing the first round and won successfully. Sara Swati, who had won the first round only to be reversed and then crushed in the end, had no choice but to begin urgently adjusting her deck build.
A bet was a bet, and she had no complaints.
Saint Marian Academy's Duelist Platform was filled with a cheerful atmosphere.
The strategy period dragged on for the full five minutes.
Only as time was about to run out did Dark place the Contestant Card he had long prepared into the slot on the strategy table.
This was a reasonable use of the rules, buying time for the contestants to adjust their builds. On the other side, Disney also waited until the final minute before inserting their Contestant Card.
By then, Sara had prepared two possible approaches. Even if her opponent was not the "Dragonman" but the other chubby cat-eared fellow, she could still use the time during "Preparation Phase 1" to make her final deck adjustments.
Though the "Dragonman" Christopher and the "chubby cat-eared fellow" Garfield