"Could I actually get a [God Card] too?"
To be honest, Dark was somewhat surprised.
He had originally thought that since he had chosen the [Magitech Card] that imprisoned the defeated, he would no longer be able to obtain a [God Card].
After all, the spoils obtained after defeating a [Magitech Angel] had always been just a single [God Card].
Since there was another option, one naturally had to be prepared to give up the other.
Thus, being able to have both in the end was truly an unexpected delight.
However, this somewhat differed from his understanding of the reward-and-punishment system of the [Underworld Duel].
"Could this [God Card] be a fixed reward?"
With a turn of thought, Dark came up with one possibility.
Since Osiris wanted to incubate a new [Divine Path Ritual], it needed more magicians to join the [Underworld Duel].
It was the same principle as operating an online game.
In the early stages of a game, aside from the game's own quality, sufficient benefits and promotion were also needed to attract newcomers.
If the [Underworld Duel] were compared to a game, then challenging a [Magitech Angel] would be an early event. Defeating a game boss within a limited time to obtain limited loot was an extremely common operational tactic.
—Even Osiris could not possibly keep giving away [God Cards] for free.
Therefore, Dark believed this was merely an early-stage benefit.
It might even have been a "closed beta benefit."
The [Underworld Duel] clearly still had many imperfections. Using a "closed beta" to test for bugs, then creating patches based on those bugs, while also doing some promotion along the way...
Thinking about it that way, it seemed reasonable for [Magitech Angels] to target wealthy or noble people for imprisonment, didn't it?
"Could this be why they