Diana was petite, with silver hair and delicate features like an Elf's. But everyone knew that tremendous power lay within that small body.
Lammayat, by contrast, had a relatively well-proportioned figure. Though flat-chested, her proportions were excellent, and her legs seemed especially long.
She stepped onto the Duelist Platform, retied her ponytail to reveal her long, fair neck, then lowered her hand and crooked a finger in Diana's direction.
Diana waved a fist in return, throwing the Taunt right back at her.
Though the two were the same type of duelists, their deck compositions differed quite noticeably.
Diana's deck was relatively balanced, while Lammayat's deck was extremely specialized!
Having studied one another, they both had a certain understanding of their opponent's strengths and weaknesses.
Although Diana was also skilled with "Armaments," her research into the refinement of "Armed Cards" was not advanced enough. This could be seen from the "Lancer Armament" she had used in her previous duel—it was not an especially outstanding Armament.
Her true core lay in "Transfiguration Spell."
Transforming into a Demon Giant Bear and pairing it with Magitech Cards like "Power of the Bear" to bring her physical advantage to its fullest—that was the strongest tactic Diana could currently employ.
Though Lammayat had not revealed much in this match, anyone who analyzed her closely would discover that she was a complete "Armament" specialist, one of the fairly common imitators of the Valkyrie in this era.
There were, in fact, many imitators of the Valkyrie in professional duelist competitions.
They were all pure Lancers, to the point that people were nearly under the mistaken impression that the Valkyrie only knew how to use spears.
—A Valkyrie was proficient in all eighteen kinds of weapons. A Hero was someone who only knew how to use a single weapon: