The coordinated defense of those three Dragon Turtles was truly astonishing. Even Servis's "Emerald Tree Dragon" and "Emerald Dragon Spirit" were completely inferior to it.
But as a contestant ranked seventh in points, being held off by nine-star Magic Spirits should not have happened.
Normally, Leiqi should have summoned a fourth-tier Magic Spirit in this situation, but he had not.
He had only three nine-star Magic Spirits on the field.
Though these three nine-star Magic Spirits were of different types, they all belonged to the "Thunder Dragon" category.
From this alone, it was clear that Leiqi was a Magister skilled at using Electric Type dragons.
In fact, based on the information currently available, that was indeed the case. He occasionally used dragons of other attributes, but they were basically all Electric Type.
The usual traits of the Electric Type were high speed and high attack.
Leiqi's three Thunder Dragons truly possessed tremendous speed and attack power. Yet they still could not break through the coordinated defense of the three Dragon Turtles.
However, the defining trait of "coordinated defense" was "giving up movement."
After the three Dragon Turtles established their defensive fortifications, they remained rooted in place without moving again.
Leiqi's opponent holed up in the center of the three Dragon Turtles, quietly building up his strength.
After all, if he wanted to win, simply defending without attacking would definitely not be enough.
Yet this duel dragged on and on because Leiqi could not break the Dragon Turtles' coordinated defense, while every offensive measure his opponent had painstakingly accumulated and unleashed ended in failure.
By now, that opponent had actually run out of offensive options, but he did not want to concede, so he simply kept dragging things out.
Leiqi wanted to end the duel quickly, but he could not break