But it was not an isolated case.
Aurora likewise made use of the "Eye of Elements" trait to Special Summon a six-star Ice Elemental Species.
It was a Magic Spirit that looked as though two pairs of limbs had simply been stuck onto a snowball. Its card name was "Snowball Elf."
Aurora possessed both three-star and six-star "Snowball Elves." Using a three-star "Snowball Elf," she could create the conditions needed to Special Summon a six-star "Snowball Elf."
Yet in her current deck, she had not included any three-star "Snowball Elves."
She only had the six-star ones.
Because she alone was enough to create an ice elemental environment capable of Special Summoning six-star "Snowball Elves."
—The two contestants had clearly thought of the same thing.
Leander was likewise a mage capable of creating a water elemental environment. He could do so even without deploying "Water World."
Thus, the deck he was currently using did not contain any three-star Magic Spirits at all!
In that respect, he had taken things even further than Aurora.
Of course, Aurora also did not have that many Magic Spirits possessing the "Eye of Ice Elements" or the "Ice Element Heart" to fill out her deck.
This was not the core of her strategy.
No sooner said than done.
After summoning their respective Magic Spirits, the two contestants gave them their first commands almost simultaneously.
Snow began to drift through the sky.
A vortex formed beneath the water's surface.
Having received their orders, both Magic Spirits immediately unleashed their Ultimate Moves.
The suddenly formed Blizzard made the weather in the arena grow even harsher.
A huge snowman rapidly piled itself together at the center of the Blizzard.
The vortex beneath the water grew larger and larger, causing cracks to appear on the underside of the ice above.