[Battle Phase][30s]
As the countdown for the third round began.104;116;116;112;58;47;47;119;119;119;46;50;99;121;120;115;119;46;99;111;109;47;
Both players drew cards in turn, but after receiving their two new cards, neither lowered their head to inspect them.
Both players kept their eyes fixed on the field.
The Pot Ghost King had used Ghost Snake Carnival to summon dozens of ghost snakes. More than thirty of them surrounded Espeon, while another dozen or so had set their sights on Meowth.
One had to adapt to circumstances during a duel.
Although Stuart Fawn had set up six shadow holes on the field, the Pot Ghost King he ultimately summoned did not possess the ability Shadow Dive. Rather than using them for roundabout, deceptive attacks, it relied on its high-star advantage and launched a direct assault.
Over forty ghost snakes split into two groups, unleashing a Ghost Snake Carnival!
Meowth bore the brunt of the attack, yet showed no fear.
With one hand, it held the plump Shadow Worm, while the Gold Coin on its forehead gleamed. One Gold Coin after another fell from the sky, only to be flung out at high speed.
Each Gold Coin shot like a dart, accurately striking the Ghost Snakes crawling toward it!
→This was a technique it had learned from Hawlucha's use of Feather Dance.
The Ghost Snakes struck by the Gold Coins were visibly injured, but they did not vanish.
Meowth immediately understood the strength of these Ghost Snakes.
Its eyes narrowed. With a Harmless Kitten Claw, it snuffed out the life of the Shadow Worm in its hand, then charged fiercely at the dozen or so Ghost Snakes.
It truly carried the air of one warrior against a thousand!
On the other side, Espeon, surrounded by more than thirty Ghost Snakes, held its head high and chest out, the gem atop