At a time like this, one extra look might prove useful at a critical moment that decided victory or defeat.
However, there were more than a dozen Temple Guards accepting challenges. They rotated onto the field based on their assessment of the challenger, and learning the abilities of every Temple Guard would certainly take quite a while.
Once a challenger had cleared two consecutive rounds, the Temple Guards would specifically send out one of the Four Great Guards to firmly bar the endless stream of challengers from the gate.
The Four Great Guards were also known among duelists of the Hephaestus Divine Kingdom as the Four Heavenly Kings, implying that they were the formidable final acts who appeared before the ultimate boss battle began.
The only information Dark currently possessed was that each of the Four Great Guards held at least one God Card.
Moreover, these were not God Armaments or anything else, but genuine Magic Spirit-type God Cards.
At its core, Magic Duels were ultimately still contests between Magic Spirits.
An opponent with a Magic Spirit-type God Card was clearly much more difficult to deal with.
Following Dark's usual way of thinking, he would generally wait until he had learned the details of every God Card held by the Four Great Guards before challenging them.
But today, he had changed his mind slightly.
They merely possessed God Cards. There was no need to be overly concerned.
Those Temple Guards were all from the Gulu Tribe, and as members of the Gulu Tribe, their combat styles and deck types inevitably displayed fairly obvious tendencies.
That alone was already extremely valuable intelligence.
Furthermore, his previous duel with the noodle shop owner had given Dark considerable experience fighting the Gulu Tribe.
Therefore, after another duelist was defeated and left, he joined