Both: Let's duel!
The wind in the alleyway got faster and heavier as the two beautiful men prepared to duel each other. Reishi was still dumbfounded as to how this all transpired in such a short matter of time, After-all It went a mugging to a straight duel. Was it fate? Toxic masculinity? Or both? Who knows? Either way both of them had something to prove. It was a battle for the very concept of chivalry and civilization!
Reishi: (I hope you know what You're doing Arthur…..)
Reishi clasped both her hands together and prayed.
Arthur: Shall we flip a coin to decide who goes first?
Pathfinder: Sure. I call heads.
Arthur: Tails for me.
Arthur pulled out a mint coin from his pocket. He threw it in the air where it flipped continuously.
*Chink*
It landed on tails.
Pathfinder: Shite…..
Arthur: Looks like I'll go first, I draw!
Arthur closed his eyes and put his hands on his deck. He looked so calm and graceful while doing so as he concentrated. He drew the first five cards out of his deck and put them in his slick hands.
Arthur: Hmmm…..
Arthur stared at his hand for 3 seconds before making the first move.
Arthur: I summon Mythica the wizard!
A sparkling light came from the sky. It quickly descended downward and shone brightly on the alleyway.A woman wearing a long red robe appeared from the light, right in the alleyway. Her robe was covered in symbols of the stars and moons. She was beautiful with her long red hair, Big breasts and wonderful golden face.
Mythica the wizard
Level 3
Dark/Spellcaster
Atk 500 Def 2000.
Pathfinder: Ha! You summoned that weak monster to challenge me? She has such a weak atk power!
Arthur: Attack power isn't everything you know! As long as she has a good fighting spirit she can defeat anyone!
Pathfinder: Ha! What a fantastical tale you tell yourself!
Reishi: (Says the guy wearing a mask and cape pretending to be a justice enforcer.)
Arthur: it is not a tale! you should heed my warning.
Arthur said.
Arthur: For my next move, I'll use a spell card - Foolish Burial goods!
A spell card appeared on the field.
Arthur: This card allows me to send a spell or trap card from my deck to the graveyard.
Pathfinder: Why on earth would you want to do that?
Arthur paused as he looked through his deck and picked a spell card out of it, which he sent to the card graveyard.
Arthur: You'll see….
Arthur said ominously.
Arthur: I place one card face down and end my turn.
A brown card materialized right in front of him. Arthur's first turn had been shrouded in mystery and doubt, He had only summoned a weak monster and set a card face down. Reishi wondered if he was really up to challenge.
Reishi: Arthur, Are you sure about this? I mean a duel seems like a bit much…. We could pay him and get out of here.
Arthur: Of course Reishi. If we let this guy get away with his antics who knows whom he'll rob next. We can't yield to evil!
Reishi: I understand that but…..
Arthur: Reishi, won't you please have some faith in me.
Reishi: Faith…..
That word 'faith' always seemed to strike a cord with reishi. Its own simple elegant tone and the amount of passion it can inspire was amazing to her.
Reishi: Ok arthur. I'll have a little faith.
Arthur: That's the spirit, milady!
Arthur exclaimed.
Pathfinder: If you two are done with your little 'talk', I'll begin my turn!
The pathfinder retorted.
Pathfinder: Draw!
The pathfinder simply said 'draw' as he began his sinister turn.
Pathfinder: I'll start this off by activating a spell card - Dark world dealings!
A spell card appeared on the field, its artwork portrayed a demon mischievously holding a card.
Pathfinder: Its effect is simple, We both draw one card and then discard one card!
Arthur: Very well then.
The two sexy men both put their muscular hands and drew a card from their decks. They then both discarded one card to the graveyard.
Reishi: (Dark world dealings…. Could he possibly be playing…..)
Pathfinder: Justice effect!
Arthur: Pardon?
Pathfinder: The card I sent to the graveyard was Broww, Huntsman of the dark world. When he is discarded from my hand, I can draw another card!
He drew another card and grinned
Pathfinder: Perfect…..
Pathfinder: I summon forth Dark world dragon!
Dark world dragon
Level 4
Dark/Dragon
Atk 1900 Def 900
A dark blue dragon flew onto the field. It had long black wings that looked like they had been hit by something as they had several holes in them. It was truly a scary monster.
Reishi: Just as I suspected, He's playing a dark world deck…..
Arthur: Dark world? What kind of deck is that?
Reishi: Ugh, its a degenerate deck usually played by criminals and other lower class thugs.
Pathfinder: Hey! Don't insult my deck like that! It's truly a different one than you think! I've added my own twist to it!
Reishi: Oh yeah, Like what?
Pathfinder: Justice never reveals its strategies!
He said.
Reishi: (Pfft. He probably doesn't even have one.)
The pathfinder flipped his hair which was tied behind his mask and prepared to make his move.
Pathfinder: Battle phase! Dark world Dragon! Attack Mythica! Golden darkness!
A purple and gold light appeared in the dragon's mouth. It nearly blinded reishi as it streamed from its mouth and hit the magical witch causing a huge (holographic) explosion that covered the field.
Reishi: (Oh no….)
Pathfinder: Geheheh!
Arthur: …..
Pathfinder LP: 6600
Pathfinder: NANI?
As the smoke cleared, It was clear that not all had gone according to plan. Mythica was still around and not only that but the pathfinder had taken damage.
Arthur: *Tsk Tsk Tsk* Something I notice about you lower class ruffians is that you tend not to read card effects.
Pathfinder: …..
Arthur: -If you had, You would've clearly read this: "This card cannot be destroyed by battle. when your opponent attacks this card, inflict damage equal to the difference of atk points between this card and the attacking monster."
Pathfinder: Good god, That effect is so complicated!
Reishi: He Literally just read it out to you.
Arthur: In layman's terms, you take the damage I would've, and my monster isn't destroyed by battle.
Pathfinder: gah! Your trickery won't go unnoticed, You wench!
Arthur: All you had to do was just read the card….
Arthur said sarcastically.
Pathfinder: Bastard….
The pathfinder sneered at Arthur with the scorn of a thousand lovebirds.
Pathfinder: Hmph! You may be able to be a smart-aleck this turn but I'll certainly get you on next turn. With that being said, I'll set one card face down and end my turn.
The first two turns of this duel had mostly been uneventful. -But that would soon change as the raging tides of the dark world soon show themselves.