Free Web NovelChapter 568: Chapter 204: One Word, Retreat Forcibly
[Rumbling...]
As the card was revealed, the golden light overflowed.
A crescent-shaped mechanical tower projection slowly rose from the card face.
Its background seemed to be a desolate planet in the universe, and the building was like an interstellar outpost.
Ree Shil had seen similar structures in Martian and lunar sci-fi movies before.
[Rumbling...]
As this covered card was revealed, Boss N’s other covered card was revealed as well.
Both the projection shape and the card face were exactly the same.
These were two completely identical cards.
[Interstellar Outpost] x2
Listening to the Wind, 30 points, A
Attack 30, 200/200, 0/10
[Linked Outposts-Passive]: When Interstellar Outposts are revealed, all other Interstellar Outposts on your side are revealed together
[Integrated Building Cluster-Passive]: Interstellar Outposts share health points & status and use energy points together
[Confidential Frequency Group-Passive]: Interstellar Outposts partially mask related information
[Cosmic Support Call-10 Energy Points]: Interstellar Outposts send out a distress signal, summoning a [Machine N] (limited to 1 time per game)
[Machine N]
Determination, 100 points, A
Attack 100, 300/300, 0/1
[Huge Size-Passive]: Machine N occupies 1 row and 3 card positions, Health Points +200
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(Oh no...)
After browsing this card, Ree Shil appeared calm on the surface, but scolded in his heart.
He didn’t know how to describe this card.
Disgusting, really disgusting.
Everyone knew that Wind-Listening cards had powerful skills, and the things summoned by Wind-Listening cards would naturally be even more extraordinary.
What does shared health points mean? It means that two cards with 100 health points each now use their health points together.
What does shared status mean? It means that when one card is affected by a buff/debuff, both cards are affected by the buff/debuff.
What does shared energy points mean? It means that two cards have 10 energy points each but do not add up, however, their energy restoration is calculated together.
To put it bluntly, it means:
One [Interstellar Outpost] has 100 health points, 0/10 energy.
It restores 1 energy point after standing for 1 round.
Two [Interstellar Outposts] have 200 health points, 0/10 energy.
They restore 2 energy points together after standing for 1 round.
It was mentioned before that Wind-Listening cards have powerful skills, so what would be the strength of a tier-2 summoning card that requires 10 energy points.
But this tier-2 summoned creature has a staggering 100 points and an Attack of 100?
This is too exaggerated and hard to imagine.
The key is that its warming up time was originally 10 rounds, but now it only takes 3 rounds with the help of [House Auto-Salesman].
Moreover, this [Interstellar Outpost] also masks some of its own card information.
This kind of card, Ree Shil has encountered on the Simulated Card Table before.
Generally speaking, the powerful tier-2 summoned creatures actually have a weakness.
It is that before they are summoned, the opponent can know the information of the tier-2 summoned creatures by looking at the main card’s card face.
And then, make preparations in advance.
However, this [Interstellar Outpost]’s masking function is to prevent the opponent from making advance preparations based on the card face of the tier-2 summoned creature.
When the [Machine N] is summoned later, the card face will naturally be made public.
(Fortunately, I had foresight and got rid of the [Blue Glitter Core] in advance.)
(Otherwise, he would only need to cut the [Blue Glitter Core] for a full charge within 1 round, right?)
At this point, Ree Shil couldn’t help but feel a little scared.
However, the current situation was not much better.
He finally understood the purpose of the [House Auto-Salesman].
This guy devours an [Interstellar Outpost], allowing it to gain an additional 2 energy point recovery.
In other words, in 1 round, these two cards can recover a total of 4 energy points.
It only takes 3 rounds to be fully charged.
Under such a card face, the card he revealed this round seemed a bit dull in comparison.
[Blade to You!]
From the card face, a female swordswoman with knife-shaped hands leaped out.
[Blade Mantis Mother]
Berserk, 30 points, B
Attack 30, 100/100
[Mantis Catching Cicada-Passive]: When Blade Mantis Mother attacks insect cards, Attack Power +10
[Praying Mantis Blocking a Carriage-Passive]: When Blade Mantis Mother attacks cards with higher Health Points than her own, Attack Power +10
[Bright Righteous Slash-10% Max Health Points]: Blade Mantis Mother launches an attack on the target directly in front, dealing an additional 20 points of damage and causing it to fall into [Silence] for 2 rounds.
([Silence]: Prevents the target from using active skills)
Originally, he planned to use this card against the undefendable [House Auto-Salesman].
As a result, it appears to be pointless now.
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Seeing this card, Boss N chuckled.
In his tone, there was indeed a hint of disdain that was difficult to detect.
He admitted that his opponent’s card deck strength was quite high.
But compared to his B-level Scene Card + 9 A-level regular cards, which after summoning cards becomes 10 A-level cards, there’s still a significant gap.
Did he really think it was that easy to get the [Path of Insight] in his hand?
At this time, as both sides reveal their card faces, the Void Commentator outside the blue light barrier goes online again.
"To be honest, Coach Shil is quite passive now."
"Or rather, his predicament is becoming increasingly awkward."
"As I mentioned before, he didn’t clear those [Little Rubbish Model] cards in the previous round, resulting in his inability to rapidly attack the opponent’s next row of cards."
