The unexpected defeat might have an extremely negative impact on his position in the Noble House Research Society.
"The next match?"
After hearing Stuart's final words, Dark's expression turned strange.
He felt that this senior's words carried the distinct flavor of "Thirty years east of the river, thirty years west of the river—never bully the poor young man."
But the one in the higher grade was supposed to be you, Senior, wasn't it?
He rubbed his chin. After hesitating for a moment, he was simply too lazy to respond and began recalling his Magic Spirits.
Their performance had been indispensable to this victory.
Espeon and Mismagius in particular had laid the foundation for the match.
Stuart Fawn probably thought that as long as he survived this turn, he would regain his chance at victory. But in truth, the moment Mismagius took the field, the duel had already been decided.
The only reason Dark had given him the illusion that he could still cling to life was because he had chosen to hold something back and had not allowed Mismagius to deploy Nightmare Space.
Once Nightmare Space was deployed, Mismagius only needed to use "Field Swap" to exchange positions with Shadow Play Ninja and deliver a fatal blow to that Magitech Ball.
But in a tournament duel, the less information one revealed, the more advantageous it would be in later matches.
Things like Espeon's "Magic Bounce" and the Magitech Scribe's "Auto Summon" would most likely be exposed and countered after this duel.
Thus, learning to keep one's trump cards hidden was extremely important.
When Dark finished putting away his Magitech Cards and stepped down from the Duelist Platform, Eldest Prince Charles, who had come specifically to watch him, was already growing impatient in the stands.
Although the viewing experience