Mixtape Ghost NAya blinked. She blinked again. Had she just... Won? She'd barely had enough time to register the win before her opponent had run, kicking and screaming from the area. She raised both arms, making fists like she was milking an invisible sky god. "Whoo!" She yelled. She was on cloud nine. She barely even noticed that her Duel Disk, in anticipation of the end of the duel had opened it's graveyard slot. The cards she'd been playing since the beginning of the game spilled out, in a rush of floating cardboard. Aya looked up. For a moment, she thought the whole thing was some elaborate confetti thing, automated by Solid Vision. But as the card turned and twisted in the air, revealing a whole bunch of kaijus. She panicked, snatching them out of the air and off from the floor. Oh gosh, and now some of her other cards were mixing into the pile of roughshod cards in her hands. She could barely even tell what that winning deck formula was any more, she'd have to remake it all later. She was so absorbed in the nitty gritty of card ratios and deck-building that she completely lost track of the other two people around her. She'd only realized what had happened when she fed the deck into the machine, which promptly swallowed it all up, demanding that she pick weather or not to start the duel first.
"Hey, wait a moment you stupid machine, i never agreed to any-"
The Duel was on. As the incumbent champion, Aya had free reign again over who would go first or second. Not that she cared, much. She was trying to see how she could back out of this duel without having to surrender. Losing was one thing, but surrender was just uncouth. She'd bring shame on her family if she surrendered. That's why, after a bit of a sigh, she went first. Drew into a pretty neat hand, too, all things considered. She let the standby phase come and go, trying to think about how best to play this hand. She'd start strong, going straight into a big show of force. Try and frighten this newcomer off and maybe end the duel in three turns or less.
"I activate the field spell Kyoutow Waterfront." She said, sliding it into the specially made slot on the side. Immediately, the duel disk sprang into life, rendering the beautiful city around them in all its metal and steel glory. "And with it, i'll play the magic card Trade-in, discarding a Kaiju in my hand for one on the field." As she drew her new cards, The waterfront grew a nice, shiny statue of a blue-eyes white dragon, symbolic of the counter that now rested on it. "I summon this chibi girl in defense mode, and play the spell card Interrupted Kaiju Slumber!" The ground shook, and the little girl burst into light as the kaijus made their way onto the field. Dogoran on her opponent's, and her trusty Jitterykisses on hers.
"And now, from my hand, i can special summon this monster if i shuffle all the monsters in my grave back to my deck. Make your way onto the field now, Exodius! The Ultimate Forbidden lord! And with two level ten monsters on my side of the field, i bet you know what comes next. Build up that overlay network, boys! XYZ summon! Ravenous tarantula! But i ain't done here, no sir! Overlay again, and ravenous tarantula becomes Pain Gainer! Overlay again, become The Seven Sins! Oh yeah! Four thousand attack right out the gate!"
She lowered her hands, awfully proud of what she'd managed to pull off. She almost ended her turn there, before deciding to annoy her opponent one last time. "With 3 counters on Kyoutow Waterfront, i can add a Kaiju to my hand, immediately. With a Doggie on your side of the field, i can call forth Gamaciel, the Sea Turtle Kaiju. Now, any card you play, i can negate immediately for almost nothing. I'll set this card facedown and end my turn here."
"Hey, wait a moment you stupid machine, i never agreed to any-"
The Duel was on. As the incumbent champion, Aya had free reign again over who would go first or second. Not that she cared, much. She was trying to see how she could back out of this duel without having to surrender. Losing was one thing, but surrender was just uncouth. She'd bring shame on her family if she surrendered. That's why, after a bit of a sigh, she went first. Drew into a pretty neat hand, too, all things considered. She let the standby phase come and go, trying to think about how best to play this hand. She'd start strong, going straight into a big show of force. Try and frighten this newcomer off and maybe end the duel in three turns or less.
"I activate the field spell Kyoutow Waterfront." She said, sliding it into the specially made slot on the side. Immediately, the duel disk sprang into life, rendering the beautiful city around them in all its metal and steel glory. "And with it, i'll play the magic card Trade-in, discarding a Kaiju in my hand for one on the field." As she drew her new cards, The waterfront grew a nice, shiny statue of a blue-eyes white dragon, symbolic of the counter that now rested on it. "I summon this chibi girl in defense mode, and play the spell card Interrupted Kaiju Slumber!" The ground shook, and the little girl burst into light as the kaijus made their way onto the field. Dogoran on her opponent's, and her trusty Jitterykisses on hers.
"And now, from my hand, i can special summon this monster if i shuffle all the monsters in my grave back to my deck. Make your way onto the field now, Exodius! The Ultimate Forbidden lord! And with two level ten monsters on my side of the field, i bet you know what comes next. Build up that overlay network, boys! XYZ summon! Ravenous tarantula! But i ain't done here, no sir! Overlay again, and ravenous tarantula becomes Pain Gainer! Overlay again, become The Seven Sins! Oh yeah! Four thousand attack right out the gate!"
She lowered her hands, awfully proud of what she'd managed to pull off. She almost ended her turn there, before deciding to annoy her opponent one last time. "With 3 counters on Kyoutow Waterfront, i can add a Kaiju to my hand, immediately. With a Doggie on your side of the field, i can call forth Gamaciel, the Sea Turtle Kaiju. Now, any card you play, i can negate immediately for almost nothing. I'll set this card facedown and end my turn here."
