Chapter 969

But when both sides are excellent students who are good at dueling, it is basically difficult to challenge across levels.

And the star player that the audience has been waiting for for a long time finally appeared in the last game of the afternoon session!

It was a duel between Winnie Skadi from the fourth-grade Magic Academy and a popular fifth-grade player.

In this cross-level challenge, both players showed extremely wonderful tactics and high-intensity magic elves.

The eight-star magic elf standing in the field caused exclamations.

Its shocking scene was no less than the confrontation between "Zombie Tyrannosaurus" and "Ancient Mechanical Giant".

Although Winnie Skadi won in the end, she only won half a step.

The fifth-grade student who was defeated regretfully hammered the card table hard and then turned and left.

Obviously, for him, the fact that he was defeated by a lower grade was a huge shame.

Even though Winnie repeatedly expressed the fluke of winning this duel in the post-match interview, it could not extinguish his anger.

Perhaps only by winning again on the duel stage can we avenge our previous shame.

Most of the students of St. Marian College have similar ideas.

After this duel, the audience inside and outside the venue stood up one after another.

The students and professors in the college went to the cafeteria for dinner, and the audience in the branches went to the restaurant for dinner.

When dinner was over at 7 o'clock, it was time for the evening game to officially start!

In the evening game schedule, the last game that attracted the attention of countless audiences was

"Silver Dragon Girl" Pandora Dragon VS "Night Baron" Noah Sharp!

Although Noah Sharp was already in the sixth grade, he still signed up for this Golden Cup.

However, according to past practice, sixth-grade students generally give up the game halfway, and they need to spend more time on graduation projects.

The graduation rate of St. Marian College is not 100%.

Once you repeat a grade, you will be completely hung on the pillar of shame.

And if you still fail to pass the graduation assessment after repeating a grade, you will have no chance of graduation.

Although it is rare for a student to study hard for seven years but still fail to graduate in St. Marian College, there are some.

Therefore, according to Dak's understanding, this last duel tonight is mostly "performance-like".

But even so, he is full of expectations for it like almost all the audience!

But before that, he needs to win his duel first!

He will appear again in the sixth game of the evening.

And this time his opponent is a fourth-year student!

Fourth-year, Noble House - Snake Harriman!

…

Dark doesn't have much impression of the name Snake Harriman.

But since even the third-year Elsie Kevin has a super trump card like "Mechanical Core", it is not surprising that this senior Snake Harriman is more difficult to deal with.

To be honest, he is a little excited.

…

And in a seat not far from him, Snake Harriman himself is also looking forward to this duel.

He clasped his hands together and placed them under his chin, observing Dark Dimon's back from the side and back, his eyes flickering slightly, and the corners of his mouth couldn't help but grin.

"Hiss——"

Suddenly, a small snake as thick as a finger emerged from his collar, crawling from his shoulder all the way to his wrist, interacting closely with his fingers.

His classmates seemed to be accustomed to it, chatting with him casually.

He was also looking forward to the duel tonight.

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Chapter 645 "Please subscribe" Dark Dimon sees snakes in the fog (10k)

The evening session was in full swing.

As the game continued, the audience became more and more excited.

Dak was concentrating on watching the duel between the seniors, when he suddenly heard Doron ask, "Dak, do you want me to find out about your opponent for you?"

Dak smiled elegantly and responded, "A duelist once said that the joy of dueling lies in the unknown. Although I don't completely agree, I think there is some truth in what he said."

Doron blinked and said, "It is indeed important to have fun."

But Dak said, "Of course, I only think so because the "Golden Cup" doesn't matter whether you win or lose."

However, Doron disagreed, "No, Dak. Why don't you Set your goal higher? I mean, the quarterfinals, or the champion? Winning the "Golden Cup" in the second grade, just thinking about it is exciting! That should be unprecedented, right? "

Dak couldn't help laughing: "How could that be possible? Not to mention Senior Pandora, I can't even pass Senior Winnie's level."

Doron thought about it very seriously and said: "Senior Pandora is not necessarily, Senior Winnie, maybe it's possible?"

Dak shook his head and smiled: "If I really win, it must be my card luck, and Senior Winnie is a black horse."

Doron thought about it for a while and laughed.

The two didn't pay much attention to this conversation.

Then before the sixth duel began, Dak received the opening reminder from the duel club.

So he waved to the classmates around him, bent over and left the front seat, and entered the player channel.

This time the opponent is a senior in the fourth grade, but probably because he was used to it in the activities of the masquerade last night, he didn't feel much except excitement.

Compared with the third grade, the fourth grade has more research on targeted training.

Most of the fourth-year top students have already mastered the tricks of directional refining, which is of great help in building a system.

And their research on magic cards and props is far more than that of lower-grade students.

The only fourth-year top student that Dark has officially dueled on the duel stage is Angus Jeffrey, who was still in the fourth grade at the time.

But although Angus Jeffrey has talent and resources, his efforts are obviously not enough.

He cannot represent the top level of fourth-year top students.

The real fourth-year top students have mastered directional refining in the third grade, and have built a complete system at the beginning of the fourth grade, and will continue to improve and master more and more complex techniques.

At this time, they will also have the spare time to refine magic cards specifically for the victory of the duel, and all kinds of magic cards that are only effective on the duel stage will be at their fingertips.

The fourth-year seniors that Dark is about to face basically belong to this type of students.

Even if they are stronger than Angus Jeffrey, it is very normal.

It can even be said that Dark expected him to be stronger than Angus Jeffrey!

…

Enter from the passage and come to the passage leading to the duel venue on the other side.

Dark met the staff waiting there, a third-year senior with an apple face and a cute smile.

He nodded slightly to the senior, and prepared to wait until the end of the fifth game in the evening before going on stage.

But the senior suddenly produced a "Tailmon" card from behind.

It was a simulated duel card, and then looked at him with shining eyes and asked eagerly: "Junior Dimon, my roommate wants me to get an autograph for her!"

Dark: "..."

After a short silence, Dark smiled normally: "Of course no problem."

So he "swish swish swish" wrote his name on the back of the card.

Of course, if the senior wanted, he could also let Tailmon sign it personally.

This is not a troublesome thing.

"I'm so envious..."

When Dark signed, a sour voice came from behind him.

Without turning his head, he knew that it must be the senior named Snake Harriman who came.

Snake Harriman was a thin and tall senior. He was also from the Noble House and wore the standard uniform of the fourth-year Noble House. Although his face was a little narrow, it was not ugly.

Although this was the first time to observe closely, for some reason, Dak felt a sense of familiarity.

He asked curiously: "Senior Harriman, have we met before?"

Snake Harriman played with the little snake familiar in his hand and said with a smile: "Of course I have seen it. Don't we often run into it in the lounge in the tower?"

Dak glanced at the white little snake and stopped asking.

Snake Harriman took the initiative to approach and said: "I watched your duel with Elsie Kevin before. I didn't expect that even though Elsie Kevin summoned an eight-star magic elf, he was still no match for you."

Dake said: "Elsie Kevin, senior? He should have just refined the "mechanical core" not long ago and lacks more means of strengthening.

With the "mechanical core", he can enter deeper dungeons to obtain better resources and continuously improve his strength. Maybe next time we meet, I won't be his opponent."

Snake Harriman shook his head and said: "His set of "Ancient Machinery" decks has some limitations. If he can't find resources related to "Ancient Machinery" in the dungeon, or have groundbreaking research results, it will be difficult for him to go further.

Unless he has the determination to abandon the already formed "Ancient Machinery" deck and change to a better route."

Dake shook his head slightly and did not comment.

Snake Harriman immediately changed the subject and said, "I see that your deck is quite messy, with all kinds of magic elves. Although you can rely on the strength of the deck to win continuously, it will reach its limit one day. I think you should also consider building a system."

Dake smiled and said, "Actually, I am doing it, but it is not easy to master the directional refining. Do you have any tips, senior?"

Snake Harriman laughed and said, "There is no trick to directional refining. If you have to say it, just read books. A huge knowledge base can make the road of directional refining smoother."

"I have learned a lesson." Dark nodded, and felt funny about the correct nonsense of senior Harriman.

"Okay, it's your turn to go on stage. If you have anything to say, say it after you go on stage." The round-faced senior hurriedly urged.

Dake and Snake Harriman walked out of the passage together, and soon came to the edge of the duel field and separated to both sides.

Dake was still the red side, and Snake Harriman was the blue side.

After Dake stepped onto the podium, he waved to Alvette and the others in the audience as usual, then walked to the card table and put in the deck to activate it.

His expression gradually became serious during this process.

Snake Harriman's remarks just now actually revealed a slight contempt for Elsie Kevin.

However, his evaluation of Elsie Kevin was very sharp.

Elsie Kevin's current deck is built around "Ancient Machinery", but the road to "Ancient Machinery" is not easy to walk.

Because it is basically impossible for him to get a second "Mechanical Core"!

The resources and knowledge related to "Ancient Machinery" are also quite limited.

If he wants to continue on this path, he can only rely on himself to explore for the time being.

In other words, Elsie Kevin's situation is actually very similar to that of Dak at this time.

Dak's current deck is undoubtedly built around "Big Sin".

If he wants to keep moving forward on this path, he can only rely on himself to explore and study.

The only difference from Elsie Kevin is that Elsie Kevin still has the possibility of changing his route, while he can only go all the way!

…

"Both players should prepare as soon as possible."

The referee's whistle suddenly sounded.

After Dak and Snake Harriman stepped onto the player's stage, they didn't say a word.

Both of them were concentrating on preparing.

And the commentator of this game, Jessica Gardner, was giving them a brief introduction.