The soft and fragrant state did not last long. As the game began, Nia and the others immediately ran to watch Lisanna's battle.

Carl stretched out his hand and clenched his palm, which was full just now. He sighed and felt a little lost for a moment.

But after all, he was a man who had experienced many battles, and he quickly pulled himself out of that emotion.

Taking out his glasses, he turned to watch the match between Ashe and Elise.

He also wanted to know what was special about the Spider Spirit card.

I don’t know if it was good luck or what, but as soon as Carl put on his glasses, he saw Ashe summon the Spider Elf.

The opposing player was slightly stunned when he saw this uniquely shaped spirit, but then an intriguing smile appeared on his face.

Ashe frowned slightly, then took out another card and placed it next to the spider elf's card.

"Equip the web wand and activate the web spell!"

Following her command, thick and sticky web-like mucus was released from the lower body of the spider elf, completely covering the opponent's soul, making it difficult to break free for a while.

However, Ashe's orders were not over yet. After the Spider Web Wand, she installed the Death Cloud Wand for the spider elf.

The yellow-green poisonous fog formed by spirit energy and phantoms instantly covered the card table, even scaring the contestant on the opposite side so much that he quickly covered his mouth and nose.

After a long time, he finally realized that this was an illusion, and his face showed an expression of anger and shame.

"It's my turn! Draw a card! Activate the Timely Equip card, Wind Creation!"

Ashe angrily drew three cards from his deck, and his opponent showed joy and quickly used this card that was more effective against Death Cloud.

The so-called timely equipment card is a card that can be cast directly without the spirit having the ability to cast spells.

This is a card that someone copied using a magic scroll.

Ordinary equipment cards can be used continuously after being equipped on a spirit, but this type of card can basically only be used once in a game.

As the air current swept through, changes began to appear on the phantom battlefield constructed by professional card tables.

The poisonous mist began to roll, and was then carried away from the battlefield by the air current and dissipated outside the card table.

The battlefield that was originally covered by poison became clear again, but the spirit condition of Ashe's opponents was obviously not very good, and they were obviously poisoned.

Seeing the contestant's smug expression, Carl couldn't help but feel sad for him.

'Why is this guy so proud! Even without the spider web, he can only launch one attack. If he fails to kill the spider elf, he will use Death Cloud in the next round, and you will be cleared of the field, right?'

As soon as Carl's thought flashed through his mind, the opponent gave the order to attack.

Seeing this, Carl couldn't help but cover his face with his hands, but he pressed on the VR glasses.

At this time, the guy remembered that he still had the problem of spider web technique to solve.

But he no longer had any cards that could solve the current problem, so he could only end this round in frustration.

What happened next was just as Carl had expected. Ashe continued to use Death Cloud to cover the battlefield.

Her opponents could only helplessly watch as their spirits were killed by poisonous mist and spider webs, and eventually their health points were emptied by Ashe.

He didn't know if it was an illusion, but Carl felt that the spider elf's spirit became more solid as it won the battle.

"Could it be that the Rose Cult intends to use this thing as Rose's temporary carrier? But even if the spirit in the spirit card will gradually condense, strengthen and upgrade after multiple battles, it can't serve as a carrier, right?

Half of the power of the Spirit Card comes from the phantom effect of the Cloud Giant Rune. Even if it is a Nightmare Spirit, it can't make a fake come true!"

If this world is a fairy tale or a Western fantasy world with strong mystical elements, Carl is still a little unsure about it.

But it is indeed difficult for similar things to happen in the DND system, unless the other party uses the power of gods or the dream world.

"Or maybe those guys have other ideas? Just like they were suspected of wanting to shoot restricted videos to sell..."

As he was frowning and thinking about this, the screen broadcast through his glasses had already jumped to the next game.

Carl temporarily suppressed the complicated thoughts in his mind and jumped to the channel to watch Lisanna's game.

Compared to Ashe, Lisanna's luck is much worse.

Her first opponent turned out to be Joanna's cousin Kasha.

Kasha, who formed the Paladin deck, is a tough character. Not only can he stack armor, but he also has his own recovery ability.

If you cannot win with one strike, the opponent will be able to restore your health within a round.

Carl feels that it won't be long before Paladin and Priest decks will face a wave of retaliatory floods.

If you can't beat them, just join them! It's normal.

But at this time, Lisanna obviously didn't believe it.

After another round of card drawing, a smile of victory finally appeared on her face.

"Sacrifice the spirits on the field and summon! Steel Garuru!"

After faithfully reading out the name Carl had given to the spirit, Lisanna stood up from her seat in a very childish manner and pointed her index finger towards the sky.

When the two were playing games as children, Carl would only make this gesture of pointing to the sky and asking for abuse when he was very confident.

Apparently, as Carl's good sister, Lisanna learned this posture.

But this scene made Carl feel so embarrassed.

Just when he was hesitating whether to switch to another channel to calm down and then come back, Lisanna had already pointed her index finger at the opposite side and issued an attack order to the spirit.

"Ice Prison Ultimate Cannon!"

Following Lisanna's command, the spirit's iron body revealed its densely packed gun barrels.

As the blue-white fluorescence gradually brightened, all the gun muzzles, including the main gun at the back, completed a round of salvo firing.

In the phantom venue formed by the card table, white mist instantly spread out.

In just a blink of an eye, the spirits of the Kasha camp were frozen in place.

But this guy had obviously studied Lisanna's tactics. When it was his turn, he quickly took out the Timely Equipment Card he had prepared long ago - Burning Metal - from his hand.

"I will use the remaining energy crystals as a supplement to the Ring Up spell and launch an attack on Steel Garuru!"

As soon as he finished speaking, the card in Kasha's hand turned into a stream of light and flew towards Steel Garuru.

A red light began to emerge from the silver-white and iron-black body.

Lisanna anxiously searched for a solution in her hand, but found nothing.

At this moment, Kasha put down his cards and announced the end of his turn.

Looking at the spirit with a face full of pain, Lisanna held her breath and reached for the deck.

"It's my turn, draw a card!"

Watching this scene, Carl, who was suffering from embarrassment, unexpectedly felt quite excited? (End of this chapter)