In this situation, if he still wanted to land a hit, he could only predict its movement in advance.
But how could he predict the erratic movements of "Moon God's Tiger"? After all, it was only a Magic Spirit.
Dark narrowly escaped the range of "Thunderbolt Divine Punishment," unable to suppress the relief of having survived by the skin of his teeth.
This Ultimate Move could be called "Didi Maxwell's" finishing move. If it hit, his remaining life points would be instantly reduced to zero.
If he had been the one controlling "Didi Maxwell," he would undoubtedly have made her unleash this Ultimate Move before revealing her position.
That way, even though "Thunderbolt Divine Punishment" required time to charge, his opponent would likewise need time to accelerate from a standstill. Those intervals would cancel each other out, greatly increasing the chance of "Thunderbolt Divine Punishment" hitting.
Still, under normal circumstances, no one would have imagined that "Moon God's Tiger's" speed could rise to such an absurd level in such a brief instant.
Besides, Professor Lily was indeed not that aggressive. Her mindset was not that of a duelist.
Dark had noticed this from the very beginning of the duel. To Professor Lily, the dueling stage was more of a playground than a battlefield. Between victory and "having fun," she would definitely choose—"having fun." Even if that led to victory, perhaps it would be an unfair one. But if he still could not win under such circumstances, then it was far beyond anything that could be explained away as an "unfair victory."
Instead, Dark's competitive spirit rose. He focused as never before. The first "Moon God's Arrow" finally shot toward "Didi Maxwell's"
face.
But this time, the latter was prepared. With a single swing of her staff, she knocked down that