Genting: You're supposed to teach us skills, but you're going to perform magical arts?

Chapter 27 So you're the only one who likes card games, huh?

Ye Fan bought the Dragon King and immediately put it on the field.

The mission of the Ionia bond has been accomplished; it has quietly departed.

Only Shen and Monkey remained on the field to hold up the front row.

He crafted the Sheepstick and the Azure Dragon Blade for the Dragon King, and also gave Leona's plate armor to Aphelios, paving the way for the later Scorpion Lock.

At this point, his finances weren't great, and after selling the Ionia pieces, he barely had twenty gold left.

That's enough; the economy should recover after a few rounds of stabilization.

His combat strength remains top-notch at this stage.

Although only Leona and Shen are two-star, the Targon pieces are already solid in terms of attributes, and with Aurelion Sol already available at this stage, there's basically no need to worry about losing.

The only downside is that the Dragon King is only one star, and his equipment isn't top-tier, so his star level isn't accumulating very quickly.

In one round, you'll reach around sixty floors.

This is still based on the premise that the opponent's quality is relatively low and the front row is not strong enough.

If the enemy's front line gets tanky, the Dragon King's stacking will only be slower.

The battle begins.

The opposing team clearly didn't expect that someone would be able to pull out a one-star Aurelion Sol at this stage.

Just seconds into the game, as the pieces of both sides clashed, the opposing team was secretly pleased that Ye Fan only had two two-star pieces in the front row, making him seem very fragile.

But the next second, the Dragon King ascended into the sky, and the power of the stars poured down.

A series of streaks of starlight rained down on the crowd opposite them. While not devastating, they were relentless and continuous.

With the Guinsoo's Rageblade stacking attack speed and the Spear of Shojin rapidly restoring mana, Aurelion Sol unleashed wave after wave of skills.

The enemy's front line health is dropping abnormally fast.

Leona steadily tanked damage in the front row, while Taric provided 15 points of magic resistance and a shield, making the front row as solid as a rock.

Zoe in the back row further reduces the enemy's magic resistance, so even if Aurelion Sol doesn't have perfect damage items, his damage is still considerable.

The battle lasted for a while, but the opponent was unable to break through Ye Fan's defenses and was forced to retreat steadily.

After one round, the Starry Sky layer is fixed at 60.

Ye Fan looked at the panel and raised an eyebrow slightly.

It's alright, as expected.

Once the economy recovers, level it up to level 9, then upgrade the Dragon King to 2 stars.

That's when the Dragon King's stacking speed truly took off!

By the time you reach the 3-7 monster stage, the scorpion has been unlocked.

Ye Fan bought it directly, replaced Shen, and then gave all the tank items to Scorpion, letting it hold the front line alone.

Scorpion's passive ability provides 15 armor to all allies, which, combined with Taric, maximizes the team's tankiness.

And its active skills are even more overpowered:

While granting themselves a massive shield, they unleash a shockwave in a fan-shaped area in front of them, dragging up to three enemy pieces towards them.

This powerful ability to gather monsters is practically tailor-made for the Dragon King.

The higher the Dragon King's skill damage, the more Stars will be stacked.

By grouping monsters together, the Dragon King's skills will have a wider coverage area.

At the same time, the Astral Calling rune gifted another Taric.

Ye Fan replaced the monkey with a double Tauren Chieftain.

Although the passive ability doesn't stack, Taric's individual card strength far surpasses that of Monkey King.

Wild monsters drop useless big sticks and critical strike gloves.

Ye Fan's eyes lit up, and he immediately crafted a pearl-like gauntlet and gave it to the Dragon King.

Although the optimal solution for the Dragon King is two Azure Dragon Blades and Nashor's Tooth, the game is full of variables, and it is difficult to get the desired equipment every time.

The magic explosion can also be used.

Although the release frequency is slightly lower, the damage per skill is higher, and more stars are obtained.

The monsters have no magic resistance, and the Dragon King's damage is almost true damage, stacking at an extremely fast speed.

After clearing a wave of jungle monsters, the Dragon King's Star Points skyrocketed to 143.

Such development is already quite terrifying.

4-2, the third rune enhancement arrives.

At this point, the number of Dragon King Stars has exceeded 200, and the skill has an additional knockback effect.

The three enhancement runes are: Swordsmith, Redemption Armor, and Pandora's Preparation Seat.

The first one can be ruled out immediately. The equipment created by combining two greatswords is too random, and it's not very meaningful unless it's the Azure Dragon Blade.

While Pandora's bench has a high potential, it's not suitable for the current lineup—he only needs to chase the Dragon King, but seven-cost cards can't be changed through the bench.

Ultimately, the only option is Redemption Armor, which provides a Revitalizing Armor that heals a piece within a square for 7% of its missing health every 5 seconds.

After tossing the equipment to the scorpion, Ye Fan did nothing more.

Next, we just need to wait for the right opportunity.

5-1, Ye Fan successfully upgraded the Scorpion to two stars by playing for free.

The Dragon King Star level has reached 550, and the skill now deals 33% true damage, taking the damage output to another level.

Strangely, he didn't get a single Mount Targon piece throughout the entire game.

Although, apart from the Dragon King, other pieces do not necessarily need to be two-star, the absence of any pieces is rather unusual.

After all, at level eight, the probability of getting a four-cost card is not low.

The battle begins, and Ye Fan's opponent this time is Wang Teng again.

The moment Ye Fan saw the opponent's chessboard, he was speechless.

This guy is addicted to cheating on his own cards.

On the opponent's board, there stood a two-star Taric!

In the preparation area, there were still two one-star Taric cards lying there.

It's worth noting that he had already sold a batch of pieces in order to counter Ionia.

I never expected that this guy would use the same old trick again so soon after I changed the lineup.

The key point is that he actually managed to get stuck.

What's even more outrageous is that he's only at level seven!

With this kind of luck, what lineup couldn't you have fun with? Why do something so strenuous and thankless?

What's the use of Kataric? If you're so capable, come and Kataric the Dragon King!

It must be admitted that a two-star Taric is indeed tanky; Aurelion Sol's skills are like a tickle to him.

Fortunately, Ye Fan's two-star scorpion was also extremely durable, but the opponent's back row output was on a completely different level.

In this way, the enemy's front line loses health even faster.

Just as the stalemate was at its peak, the scorpion finally filled its mana bar.

A thick shield instantly covered its entire body, and then it raised its pincers and unleashed a powerful shockwave.

The shockwave pierced through Taric, hitting two pieces in the back row and dragging them over!

The Dragon King roared, and a giant meteorite crashed onto the chessboard.

One strike hit four people, sending them all flying.

The entire chessboard trembled violently.

The meteorite landed, and a violent shockwave swept outwards, covering an area of ​​ten squares in radius.

The vast majority of the opponent's pieces were affected.

The back row pieces are far less durable than Taric; when hit by the shockwave, their health drops by a third!

Wang Teng's face instantly turned extremely ugly.

He couldn't understand why, despite his relentless pursuit and card-playing, he still couldn't stop Ye Fan.

Also, what the hell is that giant dragon?

It's only a one-star character, so why is its damage so ridiculously high?

The battle ended, and the opponent lost 15 health points.

Ye Fan's gaze swept over the number of stars on the 625th floor, and the corners of his mouth turned up slightly.

He manipulated the little river spirit to give Wang Teng a thumbs-down emoji.

So you're the only one who likes card games, right?

Wang Teng's face turned ashen, and he suddenly looked up and glared fiercely in Ye Fan's direction.

Their eyes met, and seeing him on the verge of breaking down, Ye Fan chuckled.

That's all it took to break through her defenses?

This is just the beginning; there's more to come!

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