Devil's Bible

That's right, pica was once Moro's enemy.

And it's the kind of hatred that runs deep.

At that time, pica stole Moro's only card that had entered the extraordinary realm.

Moro made up his mind at that time that he must take revenge.

Later, he awakened his talent, received help from the city lord, and finally emerged from the mire.

So he immediately found the pica and overcame it.

They beat the pica sufferer until he knelt down and surrendered.

Logically speaking, someone like Moro should be extremely jealous of anyone who offends him.

However, when he saw someone with pica kneeling and begging for mercy, he felt he should be more magnanimous.

So he forgave the pica and took him under his wing.

He also learned from the other party why they had taken his cards in the first place.

It turns out it was because of the Lord of Arazuka.

The Lord of the Arazuka was hungry at the time, but he had eaten a lot before, so he needed a [Valiant Appetite] spell to quickly digest the food.

I was out and about that day in a hurry, so I had already used up all the consumable cards I had on me.

At that time, the pica was a subordinate of the Arazuka Master, whose main job was to hunt for crystals for the Arazuka Master as a silver hunter.

He was reporting to Lord Arazuka that day when he heard Lord Arazuka's instructions and immediately took action.

And so Moro was robbed.

If he weren't in the city, Moro would probably have become food for pica.

Knowing this, that's why Moro chose to provoke the Lord of the Desolate Tomb on the day of the banquet.

His provocation was ineffective that day because of Naims.

At this moment, pica represents Moro.

He was also one of the guardians who led Moro down the path to ruin.

That's why, when pica asks what's wrong...

The other silver hunters just smiled and then shared Nems's information.

"Difficult to deal with."

"He follows the small-cycle sword technique route, and within one action time, he can basically cycle through his own cards once."

"Attack, defense, and sustain recovery all seem to be sufficient at the moment."

"A sword technique with an extremely high star rating is impossible to defend against with ordinary defensive cards."

"At the same time, it seems that the opponent's swordsmanship cards include Wind Slash."

Does it possess motion proliferation?

There's a limited amount of time you can spend in one action. Use core cards, draw a card once, and use it.

Or perhaps the card effects keep activating, thus triggering even more cards.

However, it takes time for the card effects to activate.

For example, if Nemus's swordsmanship deck has a dozen or so card draw effects, it can support Nemus to swing his amplified sword a dozen or so times.

However, it is impossible for these dozen or so sword strikes to be condensed into a single action.

Furthermore, the cards also have usage restrictions and requirements, which are key to controlling the time limit.

However, there are also some cards that can increase the number of actions a character can perform within the action time.

For example, Nemus's [Wind Slash] has this effect, making the speed of the next sword strike extremely fast.

This method multiplies the action.

Of course, there are other methods to proliferate the action.

The ability to multiply actions is what distinguishes a master card user from an ordinary one. "His sword is so fast, I can hardly determine how many strikes he made in that instant," the silver hunter observing Nemus shook his head.

Nemus's battle was fast-paced, and afterwards it seemed as if he was about to find him, so he didn't observe much, only confirming that Nemus's sword technique cycle had been fully established.

This proves that Nemus can play almost a full set of his cards within one action time, and then resume playing, restoring his own state and cards.

Once such a person reaches the Silver rank, they are considered a master, and most mid-level leaders are at this level.

For example, Cat Sister.

That day, after the conflict with the fat man, she drew a card, and several cards were drawn and surrounded her, adding to her status.

This is actually a cycle of cards.

The second action time will then complete another cycle.

This means that one's own strength is stable and controllable, and that each move can exert corresponding combat power.

Even if you're unlucky and draw a card that has no combat ability and can't be used in a chain draw, your combat power won't be limited and you won't be unable to unleash its full potential.

Many card players are like this; sometimes they are very strong, sometimes they are weak, and their strength fluctuates greatly with luck.

For professional killers like them, all they need to do is seize a moment of bad luck and they can easily kill their target.

In high-intensity battles like the Road to Despair, any problems with your deck will be quickly exposed.

"Then let's prepare to lure them into making a move to test us," the masked silver hunter said at this moment.

As professional silver hunters, they have many methods at their disposal.

So soon, Nemes took two more steps and then stopped.

Nemus killed the monsters that came with these two steps.

However, this also caused his physical condition to decline to a certain extent.

It's not that we can't continue fighting, but that if we continue fighting, our combat strength will begin to decline continuously.

Nemes simply found a place to sit down, then took out his resource card to rest and replenish his supplies on the spot.

Resource cards do not occupy card slots. Except for a few systems that require the use of resource cards, everyone else can carry resource cards with them at will.

Just then, a person who had just finished resting was about to stand up and take another step forward when he unexpectedly discovered a phantom in the distance.

The illusory figure was a person who had just finished a battle, was injured, and was in very poor condition, lying on the ground.

Upon seeing this, the man's eyes lit up immediately.

He wasn't a professional silver hunter, but he didn't mind making some extra money while navigating desperate situations.

Silver cards are not easy to obtain; anyone who can upgrade a card to a higher star level is an extraordinary person.

The man immediately took out the crystal, and then began to activate it with his mind, casting a secret technique.

It's called a secret technique, but it's actually just a common skill.

It's not particularly difficult in itself; otherwise, the Crystallization Secret Technique would most likely need to exist in the form of cards. Instead, it's as it is now, so that almost anyone who enters the Path of Despair can know and obtain it.

After all, whether it's robbing others or escaping yourself, this is important.

The fingers pinched the crystal, the brute force from the numerical values ​​pressing down on it, and the power from the mind causing the crystal to change.

Then you can see that everything around you has changed slightly.

After a few seconds, as if the location had been finalized, the image of the phantom sitting cross-legged on the ground became clear.

The man immediately crushed it and rushed towards the location of the phantom.

The crystallization and breakage disrupted the order and structure of Chaotian Avenue.

And so the original barrier was broken in that instant.

The other party appeared at the location where Nemus was.

Then, without hesitation, they entered battle mode.

Draw a card! (End of Chapter)