Mixtape Ghost N"It's Maxx 'C'. " She said, drawing two cards while her opponent was blabbering. "If you destroy my "C" with Smashing Ground, I get to add another one f-from my deck to my hand, which i've discarded to chain onto the activation of Ra's Disciple." There was a moment of silence before she caught on. "You mean my name? It's erm, Aya. Originally turkish, but in moonspeak, it's spelt with the kanji for Logic, which i've always thought was kind of a misnomer? I mean, there's totally a thing i do, but it's n-n-not... I'm babbling. My turn, right? Draw!" Her hand was noticably heavy as she added the newest card to it. Seven card; five minus one for the Retaliating but plus 2 for the Maxx. Maxxes? Maxxen? Whatever. Definately more then enough to start swinging her weight around. Shame he hadn't left her a couple of traps to pop, but still. She walked forwards, into the field of illusions.
"Okay, so first off, i activate the field spell Kyoutow waterfront. Next i'll play Terraforming, allowing me to add another Kyoutow to my hand." Somewhere outside the building, the view of the school was replaced, as smoothly and efficiently as the finest of Solid Vision would allow, with a bustling and pristine metropolis. It had a skyline and everything. "As Terraforming hits the Graveyard, Kyoutow's effect activated, giving it a Kaiju counter-" A building sparkled into view, all shiny chrome and brass, with the words "TERRAFORMING RESEARCH SOCIETY" written in brass over the doors. That was a particularly neat touch, she had to admit. She chuckled a little every time she saw it go off. She stepped around her opponent's Royal Guard, and finally faced him off directly.
"This is yours." she said, slapping a card onto his field.
Somewhere behind her, Royal guard died. It happened very fast and very sudden, but the ceiling had caved in, and a man-sized block of masonry dropped from the ceiling and crushed him whole. The earth shook. Solid vision with mass had really come a long way since the primitive holograms of yesteryear, and the disks strained with the effort of having to render all of it in real time. Finally, off somewhere in the distance of Kyotow city, it appeared. It's mere presence darkened the sky to a sickly red. It sniffed the air, and roared a deep, draconic roar.
"And don't you bend the cardboard or anything, mister." Said Aya, waggling a finger to her opponent. "That Dogoran's a secret rare! Oh, and Kyoutow gets another counter with Royal Guard hitting the graveyard." Next to the building, a small statue was raised, the spitting image of the now deceased Royal Guard, with a tiny little plaque under it that read "In Memoriam of those who tragically lost their lives - RA'S ROYAL GUARD". It would have been sweet if it wasn't being raised amidst so much death and destruction that the Kaiju left in it's wake.
"And i bet you're thinking that it's okay to lose your guard to get such a powerful monster in exchange, right? Even if you lost that big strong Guard who hit me for like 2200 last turn, at least now you can get your revenge. Well, i'm afraid you're wrong about that." She played a card face up on her side of the field. It appeared from the sky, twisting the clouds apart in its wake. It seemed to glow like the sun, preventing anyone from really getting a good look at it. Geometrical shapes, maybe. And mouths. Teeth, certainly. It let out a roar of its own, higher pitched, keening, that set Aya's teeth on edge.
"When you control a Kaiju, i can summon an equally strong Kaiju onto my side of the field for free. So Say hi to Jiz- erm, Jazz- Big dragon sun thingy!" She cursed a little, getting the name wrong. It never sat right in her mouth, that name. She shouldn't have acted all smug and proud of herself just for playing four cards reasonably well. "And if you've got no objections, we'll move straight into seeing which one of them is the strongest, okay?"
"Okay, so first off, i activate the field spell Kyoutow waterfront. Next i'll play Terraforming, allowing me to add another Kyoutow to my hand." Somewhere outside the building, the view of the school was replaced, as smoothly and efficiently as the finest of Solid Vision would allow, with a bustling and pristine metropolis. It had a skyline and everything. "As Terraforming hits the Graveyard, Kyoutow's effect activated, giving it a Kaiju counter-" A building sparkled into view, all shiny chrome and brass, with the words "TERRAFORMING RESEARCH SOCIETY" written in brass over the doors. That was a particularly neat touch, she had to admit. She chuckled a little every time she saw it go off. She stepped around her opponent's Royal Guard, and finally faced him off directly.
"This is yours." she said, slapping a card onto his field.
Somewhere behind her, Royal guard died. It happened very fast and very sudden, but the ceiling had caved in, and a man-sized block of masonry dropped from the ceiling and crushed him whole. The earth shook. Solid vision with mass had really come a long way since the primitive holograms of yesteryear, and the disks strained with the effort of having to render all of it in real time. Finally, off somewhere in the distance of Kyotow city, it appeared. It's mere presence darkened the sky to a sickly red. It sniffed the air, and roared a deep, draconic roar.
"And don't you bend the cardboard or anything, mister." Said Aya, waggling a finger to her opponent. "That Dogoran's a secret rare! Oh, and Kyoutow gets another counter with Royal Guard hitting the graveyard." Next to the building, a small statue was raised, the spitting image of the now deceased Royal Guard, with a tiny little plaque under it that read "In Memoriam of those who tragically lost their lives - RA'S ROYAL GUARD". It would have been sweet if it wasn't being raised amidst so much death and destruction that the Kaiju left in it's wake.
"And i bet you're thinking that it's okay to lose your guard to get such a powerful monster in exchange, right? Even if you lost that big strong Guard who hit me for like 2200 last turn, at least now you can get your revenge. Well, i'm afraid you're wrong about that." She played a card face up on her side of the field. It appeared from the sky, twisting the clouds apart in its wake. It seemed to glow like the sun, preventing anyone from really getting a good look at it. Geometrical shapes, maybe. And mouths. Teeth, certainly. It let out a roar of its own, higher pitched, keening, that set Aya's teeth on edge.
"When you control a Kaiju, i can summon an equally strong Kaiju onto my side of the field for free. So Say hi to Jiz- erm, Jazz- Big dragon sun thingy!" She cursed a little, getting the name wrong. It never sat right in her mouth, that name. She shouldn't have acted all smug and proud of herself just for playing four cards reasonably well. "And if you've got no objections, we'll move straight into seeing which one of them is the strongest, okay?"