After analyzing Dulong's duel, Professor Jones began analyzing Diana's duel.
The students listened even more attentively.
Diana's duel had its own strengths.
On the surface, she had won because her deck was good enough. But the composure and quick thinking she had shown during the duel were beyond the reach of ordinary people.
If they had never seen her duel, they probably would never have imagined that the usually simple-minded little ditz could perform so brilliantly.
After Diana, Professor Jones analyzed Justin Wayne's duel.
The sunny young man from the Knight Academy had his own distinctive tactics and mindset. The only thing that seemed to have prevented him from winning was that the quality of his Magitech Cards had failed to keep up.
Professor Jones did not berate him for losing. Instead, she gave him high praise.
In doing so, she put her own attitude toward victory and defeat into practice through her words and actions.
Then, amid the students' anticipation, Professor Jones finally began analyzing Dark Dimon's duel!
Quite a few students had wanted to analyze this duel, but their limited abilities or other reasons had led them to choose different opponents.
Now that Professor Jones herself was explaining it, they could indulge their interest while learning more.
However, this time she did not focus on the strength of Dark's deck or anything else of that sort. Instead, she examined the duel to a certain extent solely from the perspective of dueling technique.
"One mistake beginners often make in duels is that they tend to use every Magitech Card in their hand all at once. If they can overwhelm their opponent, that's great. But if they can't, they're very likely to have everything wiped out in one fell swoop!"
"So, learning to hold back cards is crucial in a