"Crack!"
During this match, the contestants did not deliberately attack each other's Duel Disks.
It was an unspoken understanding that had naturally formed among this group of high-caliber duelists. However, no such rule existed in the new duel regulations.
If a duelist's Duel Disk was accidentally caught in an AOE attack or happened to be struck by a Magic Spirit, they could only consider themselves unlucky.
However, as "part of the duelist," a Duel Disk would naturally repair itself once the duel ended, so there was no need to buy another one after losing.
After Nathaniel David's Duel Disk shattered, his Magitech Cards did not scatter due to the field's rules.
It was just that some of the Duel Disk's convenient functions were gone, such as "automatic card drawing" and "projecting card images within the user's field of vision."
The cards in his hand and the Magitech Cards he had already used were all mixed together in a disorderly mess.
A duelist had to free up one hand to use Magitech Cards, leaving one less hand available for attack and defense.
Nathaniel David barely blocked Antylamon's stomp, only for the back of his left hand to slam hard into the bridge of his nose, sending blood streaming from it.
Immediately afterward, Mammoth Emperor's trunk lashed out, but unsurprisingly, it missed.
At the same time, however, Mammoth Emperor had already accelerated into a charge.
Wielding its two rainbow-colored tusks as weapons, it rammed fiercely into Antylamon. Its four elephant legs thundered past Nathaniel David's body from both sides, successfully forcing Antylamon away.
Nathaniel David had no time to mourn his Duel Disk. He grabbed his Magitech Cards and stuffed them into his pocket, then shot forward, caught up to Mammoth Emperor in a few steps, and flipped onto its back. Man