However, Fulin was already a Magister.
The loss of a single "Magic Card" was still within his acceptable range. He quickly drew his third Magitech Card and began summoning while watching Dark's movements.
After dodging the "Black Flame Spell," Dark ordered "Magic Beast: Espeon" to attack.
He himself continued summoning as well.
Soon, both sides had completed the summoning of their third Magitech Cards. Dark summoned "Trash Slime."
This one-star Magic Spirit Card, which had not appeared in the arena for a long time, was the fourth Magitech Card he had drawn at the start.
As the summoning light flashed, "Trash Slime" materialized. With a raised hand and a single shot, Dark evolved it into "Greed Slime II." "Greed Slime II" was a four-star Magic Spirit with 3,000 magic power and 2,000 defense.
Its Ultimate Move, "Division Leads to Success," allowed it to consume magic power to split into a one-star "Trash Slime" and a two-star "Greed Slime I."
Normally, Dark used it as an Ultimate Move specifically for producing sacrifices.
But after obtaining the "Magic Gun: Seven Deadly Sins," everything had changed.
Of course, this did not mean that the slimes split off by "Greed Slime II" could evolve into "Greed Slime II" again.
Though this mechanism worked on the Dragon family, it did not work on "Greed Slime."
That was probably because, while the slimes split from "Greed Slime II" appeared to be independent individuals, they were actually still parts separated from "Greed Slime II."
Dark could not make those split-off slimes continue evolving. However, this Slime card had another use.
While controlling "Magic Beast: Espeon" to battle Fulin, Dark urged "Greed Slime II" to continue splitting.
In the blink of an eye, the four-star Magic Spirit had split fifteen "Trash Slimes" from within its body.
Because it