Another issue with this Ultimate Move was that sending one of your own "Dragon" Magic Spirits into the "Abyss" would most likely cause permanent damage to its Magitech Card.
Though due to the special nature of Magic Spirit Cards, the damage could be fixed at one-third.
Even so, this was damage that could only be undone through retraining. It could not be used lightly under any circumstances.
Thus, Abyssal Burial's overall cost-effectiveness was not high.
The only certainty was that Sin Deep-Eyes White Dragon could indeed connect to the Abyss.
—This was the third Magic Spirit capable of connecting to the Abyss! The existence of Magic Spirits was closely tied to the magister himself.
These successive changes related to the Abyss could not possibly be explained away as mere "coincidence."
Only after pondering for a long while did Dark turn to the next Ultimate Move—White Dragon Dirge.
text [White Dragon Dirge: When a white dragon on your field falls in battle, [Sin Deep-Eyes White Dragon] will hear their grief-stricken voices, like a mournful song, and descend in a pitch-black form to exact vengeance. The [Sin Abyss White Dragon] that descends in this way will bear a Mark of Vengeance, gaining a 30% increase to its attack power, while the fallen white dragon will become a [Soul of Vengeance] and share the Mark of Vengeance.]
"Special Summoning and revival..."
White Dragon Dirge was perfectly suited to the "Blue-Eyes" deck.
Although the White Dragons transformed into Souls of Vengeance would lose their Light attribute, they would be strengthened by the Mark of Vengeance.
Moreover, this was an Ultimate Move effect of Sin Deep-Eyes White Dragon.
If Deep-Eyes White Dragon also possessed an Ultimate Move like White Dragon Dirge...
Dark saw just how well Deep-Eyes White Dragon could fit into a "Blue-Eyes"