Chapter 1067: Chapter 397 [Flawless Galaxy]_2
Those who have played with summoning card decks know that as long as they are not effectively stopped, the number of level 2 summoned creatures on the field will just keep increasing.
And these level 2 summoned creatures often have one thing in common, that is, they keep coming incessantly.
Killing one off, and another one will be born.
So donāt underestimate this attack power boost of 5 points, because when the level 2 summoned creatures scale up, the benefits are quite substantial.
The survival term here is actually a bit "watered down".
For minion-level summoned creatures, they all have health that would be wiped out with a single slap.
points[Healing]sure seems a lot for them, but they simply canāt afford to enjoy it.
For elite summoned creatures, a meager 10 points is far too little.
Ree Shil had added it to his deck with the mentality that he would eventually replace it.
As for the last entry, he believed it was the strongest and most versatile effect of this scene card.
Itās important to know that the card grid occupied by [Territorial Expansion] is different from the occupation by regular cards.
Just like how occupying a seat with a normal card means someone is already sitting in the chair and no one else can sit there,
its occupation is more like it doesnāt matter who comes and goes, it simply replaces the original chair.
In a 9+1 card game, both sides have 3x4 = 12 grid spaces.
Itās akin to both sides having 12 chairs each.
[Earth Ceasing]can continually snatch other peopleās chairs, and theoretically, after 24 rounds, it will take all the opponentās chairs.
At that point, [Looting Land]is equivalent to completely nullifying the opponentās scene card.
Of course, this scenario is rare in PVP card games.
But PVE is different, in that the opponentās card grids tend to be fewer during PVE.
Moreover, some BOSS battles feature particularly tricky scene cards.
Bringing this [Earth Ceasing]card along, itās believed that many PVE card gamesā difficulty levels will decrease significantly.
Had this been the old version, just from this last entry, Ree Shil would have judged this to be an effect only an S-rank card could possess.
You should know that itās not a 1-for-1 trade like with [Martial Woods], but directly suppressing the opponentās scene card effect.
Probably only in the new version are such entries so easy to come by.
Furthermore, without paying an extremely high cost; well, itās just about spending all oneās wealth, thatās all.
Fortunately, the completion locations for these several scene cards were not in Generation City; otherwise, Ree Shil might not even have had the money for a plane ticket home.
When he had scrounged up about half of the necessary materials in Generation City, there were no suitable materials left.
Therefore, bidding farewell to the little Eyelash People, Ree Shil returned to Lan-Lan Metropolis.
There, he scrounged some more before finally securing everything.
After returning home from Lan-Lan Metropolis, he rested for 2 days.
The main reason was to wait for the Instance CD.
During half a day of that time, at the invitation of Secretary Brown, he went to sit a shift at the Card Club.
Originally, advancing into the Lan-Lan Competition Zone was a great opportunity for publicity for the now-famous Showcase Club.
Moreover, since it was done stepping over Henry Thompson, there was even more reason to ramp up the promotion.
However, the real peak came after Ree Shil confirmed his role as the representative of the Lan-Lan Competition Zone.
By the way, just to mention,
he had taken some time off to play a few internal ranking matches and had basically secured the No. 1 seed spot.
Because he demonstrated overwhelming strength in those matches, everyone consciously refrained from challenging him, even when he was not available to respond to challenges.
Returning to the time when Ree Shil became the representative for the Lan-Lan Competition Zone, the foot traffic at the Showcase Club could be said to have reached its peak in decades.
After all, you have to understand that their small city had never produced a competition zone representative before.
This time, there emerged two.
Greenfeather came from the Association Headquarters, which naturally never lacked popularity.
And Ree Shil, coming from the Showcase Club, naturally received enthusiastic support from the public.
Many young people who had recently become card players or who hadnāt even become card players yet, as well as some seasoned card players looking to improve their skills, all sorts of people flocked to the Showcase Club during these days.
The Old Curatorās nose turned sour seeing the long line of eager applicants, and in the end, it was only by weightlifting that he managed to keep from losing composure.
Of course, another establishment that benefited from this was Henry Thompson Gaming Hall.
A small number of more inattentive audience members thought Ree Shil belonged to this Card Club.
To this, Henry Thompson obviously rejoiced and did not offer any clarification.
Speaking of the hype unwittingly caused by Ree Shil, it had actually started spreading within the representative team already.
Without his knowledge, influenced by the likes of Grace Spring, everyone had decided to adopt this moniker.
Perhaps the day the competition officially starts will be the day the Lan-Lan Competition Zone gets renamed to the Henry Thompson Zone.
When the news of Ree Shil sitting a shift spread, it naturally caused a small sensation in the city.
While it didnāt lead to empty streets, the Showcase Club was still packed with members on that day.
And then the awkward thing happened.
When Ree Shil arrived, he got stuck at the entrance for a few minutes and couldnāt get in, so he simply withdrew.
The awkward part was that the members by the door, equally eager to squeeze in, had completely lost themselves in the crowd and failed to recognize him.
The most embarrassing part was that no one realized Ree Shil hadnāt shown up even after the event ended.
They just assumed it was too crowded to spot Coach Shil.
Two days later, the Instance cooldown ended.
The experience he had at Blue Star actually yielded some practical gains.
That was, due to a bug possibly related to having a dual-body soul, defeating the Phantom Monsters not only increased his Guardian experience points but also his card player experience points.
After a bout of intense grinding, he was close to reaching Level 25 by the time he left.
Moreover, as the farther you go in the Path of the Seven Series Instance, the more experience points you get, he smoothly leveled up to Level 25.
So for this trip to the Instance, Ree Shil had to continue with the quest for the Nameless Sword Spirit.
[Stage 4: Find the Sword Soul for the Nameless Sword Spirit]
"All preparations are ready, trigger it."
With a gentle squeeze of the crystal, the scene before his eyes changed instantly.
[You have returned.]
The Nameless Sword Spirit appeared just in time.
"Yeah, ready."
Ree Shil nodded.
He looked around to get a sense of the environment, unsure of his precise location.
The first step was to ascertain his position.
So, as usual, he deployed his car and followers.
Then, he took to the sky.
Using the advantage of high altitude, they quickly located a Demon Clan settlement.
This Demon Clan dwelling was quite remote and highly wary of the Human Tribe.
Upon seeing Ree Shil appear, they even showed clear intentions to attack.
Luckily, being a man of benevolence, he managed to move them with sincerity.
Afterward, he obtained a map and confirmed his current location.
Then, based on the information he got from Big Brother Brown, he identified a rough location of the Sword Soul.
However, this Demon Clan settlement was not only remote and backward, but also incredibly isolated in terms of information.
Even the map, which was hastily left by a previous traveler, was incomplete.
Ree Shil could only estimate the direction by the scale of the map.
From the map, the two locations were very far apart.
He didnāt mind this distance; after all, he had braced himself for a long journey this time.
The Worldās time ratio was also 1:10, so a longer stay would benefit his completion of the S-rank mission.
Therefore, Ree Shil didnāt plan to driveāor rather, fly.
Instead, he decided to travel by land to his destination, taking the opportunity to clear some garbage and earn points along the way.
This meant a tough journey for the Nameless Sword Spirit.
It had been imprisoned for a long time and wanted to spend more time in the outside world.
But the outside world was always so jarring and unsteady.
Fortunately, Ree Shil wasnāt in a constant rush; all things considered, it was a rather leisurely, stop-and-go trip.
Skipping the specifics of the journey, after a year, he and the Nameless Sword Spirit finally obtained the Sword Soul.
In the ancient ruins, he personally infused the Sword Soul into the spiritās body.
[Ding Dong!]
The completion of the mission was announced through a prompt.
[Stage 4: Find the Sword Soul for the Nameless Sword Spirit, is completed.
This task chain is now fully concluded.
You have received the reward [Galaxy Sword Soul].
You have received the reward Instance Crystal.]
This long-standing task chain, which strictly speaking took many years, had finally come to an end.
He even received an Instance Crystal that allowed for natural travel to and from this world.
As for the crystal, Ree Shil wasnāt too concerned about it.
What he truly cared about was this Material Card!
Here it comes again.
The blissful dilemma.
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