Thus, it was an excellent fit for the "Ghost Plant" series deck.
However, its incubation time was relatively poor—ten times that of the "Primordial Dragon Egg," or thirty seconds!
When it underwent nirvana and was reborn, it would also be the moment the parasitic plant withered.
The resulting "Ghostfire Phoenix Egg" would be affected by the level of the parasitic plant, hatching into a "Ghostfire Phoenix" of the corresponding level.
"Ghost Cloud Tree Flower" was Level 6. If it successfully hatched, the "Ghostfire Phoenix" would be Level 8!
This was the limit of this "Ghostfire Phoenix Egg."
Moreover, even if the "Ghostfire Phoenix Egg" failed to hatch, she still had a backup plan—as long as she drew that card!
"Hold on through this turn, Ghost Cloud Tree Flower!"
"Ghost Cloud Tree Flower" swayed its petals as if in response.
The "Tree Dragon" it had summoned had already been shattered by Espeon.
It had only petals and no branches, so it could only rely on its absurd defense to protect the "Ghostfire Phoenix Egg"—as well as the Blue Magitech Ball hidden within its body by "Plant Trick"!
It bore a heavy responsibility.
But Honedge had officially launched under Dark's command!
No longer lost, Honedge shot forth like a flying sword.
Its momentum surged as it accelerated through the air, but it did not use "Swords Dance."
The terrifying defense displayed by "Ghost Cloud Tree Flower" made it decide to save "Swords Dance" for the end.
Against a motionless target, its "Triple Slash" could not possibly miss!
"Tick!"
As the fourth turn began.
Honedge's first strike landed squarely on "Ghost Cloud Tree Flower."
Even though it had targeted the seemingly weakest part of its defense—the petals—it only managed to leave a harmless white mark.
Then came the second strike.
With