Dance of the Four Dragons: The Invincible White Dragon (11k, Monthly Tickets Requested) (Continued)

Starting with five cards in hand, discarding three, then gaining two more when the turn changed, and another two from "White Dragon Ritual," he had seven cards in hand in the blink of an eye.

At this point, "Priestess Soul" had already entered the "graveyard." But as long as a [Blue-Eyes] Magic Spirit was sacrificed to return it to its Magitech Card, [Priestess Soul] could be Special Summoned from the [graveyard].

For example, simply returning "Blue-Eyes Baby Dragon" to its Magitech Card would allow "Priestess Soul" to be reborn.

Then, he could use "White Dragon Ritual" again.

The cooldown for "Priestess Soul" of "Blue-Eyes Shrine Maiden" was rather long. However, the cooldown for "White Dragon Ritual" reset after every Special Summon.

But Dark did not use this Ultimate Move just yet. After all, he still needed the protection of "Blue-Eyes Baby Dragon."

Although Matthew Haggard was currently immersed in the excitement of seeing the "Light Dragon-Slaying Warrior" defeat the "Blue-Eyes White Dragon," he himself possessed considerable personal combat strength. Once he came to his senses, he might launch a surprise attack.

Within the dueling field.

Although the "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" had taken to the skies, it had not fled. It circled above the "Light Dragon-Slaying Warrior," continuously unleashing its Ultimate Move—"Destructive White Burst."

Though every White Burst was blocked by the "Light Dragon-Slaying Warrior's" small round shield, as long as the "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" kept firing, it had to keep its shield raised to block.

As a result, it was instead being held back by the "Blue-Eyes White Dragon." Watching its actions, Dark nodded with slight satisfaction.

He then drew "Maiden with Eyes of Blue" from his hand.

He wanted to see just how far the "Light Dragon-Slaying Warrior's" suppression of dragonkind could go.

As Dark continued his moves, Matthew