Deck Starter Kaiba Novels & Stories

Everyone could barely hold onto their chips, eagerly waiting for Harvey to bet on something. Bang! However, the dealer suddenly passed out on the floor while she was rolling the dice. All the color on her face had drained away. Sakura stepped forward and kicked the dealer’s unconscious body away ruthlessly. After confirming that the dealer wouldn’t be getting back up, Sakura smiled warmly. “Excuse me, everyone. This dealer’s a newcomer. She couldn’t handle such a large pressure and passed out in an instant.” “We’ll get another dealer and continue the game soon.”

She wanted to make sure she didn't look exhausted with all the thinking she had done today. “Hey, Kaia, would you mind checking this deck and see if there is anything I need to include?” Someone approached her and gave her the hard drive. As much as she wanted to be Kaia today, she was not sure what to check and what needs to be included in that deck she was referring to so she just did what she thinks is the best.

It was there, amidst the switching sounds of water and the soft glow of bioluminescent organisms, that they stumbled upon a worn deck of cards, tucked away in a forgotten corner. Intrigued by the discovery, they examined the deck with curiosity. Just as they were about to explore its contents, Trent, a seasoned inmate covered in black tattoos that matched his tail and hair, noticed their interest. With graceful movements, he swam towards them, his hands fluidly signing, "Hey, do you know how to play Tridents? I can teach you if you like."

I listed out the possibility. " Pair of 4, how is Kaen so fast anyway?" Manor placed two cards, as I quickly scanned through my cards remembering that I had 4 and I placed 4 earlier. " Black magic of the universe that can't be explained. " Hikaru shrugged. " * Scoffs* Everything can be explained. Bullsh***! I have all the 4s." I say as I turn over the last two cards that Manor places on the deck revealing 2 Aces.

"Ready to strip, sweetheart?" I didn't flinch. I had spent years navigating the shark tank of high-society galas and Caleb’s boardroom dinners. I knew how to keep a poker face while men tried to undress me with their eyes. "Deal." I said flatly. The dealer slid a card to Brick, then one to me. Brick flipped his instantly. Jack of Spades. He grinned, leaning back. "Not bad to start." My heart rate spiked but my hand was steady. I reached out, pinched the corner of my card, and flipped it.

It was a sobering realization, one that served as a stark reminder of the gaping hole in my knowledge of the pack and its members. I chatted with the maids, one of them suddenly gasped, her eyes widening in realization. Without a word, she hurried over to a nearby drawer and rummaged through its contents before retrieving something and handing it to me with a mixture of awe and reverence. “I can’t believe I kept something like this huge in that drawer.” She explained with a little stutter. I glanced down at the object in my hand, my heart skipping a beat as I recognized it immediately—a sleek black card adorned with elegant silver lettering. It was a limitless card, a symbol of wealth and pr

I was surprised that my spell card was glowing with confidence. Dark Signer Mane Eight was amazed when suddenly I heard another voice “Big Bro!!!” I turned around and saw an Infected Rank 4 Earthbound Immortal Sucllka Posisuza “Tenta!!!” I shouted with amazement “thank god you’re okay Big Bro” said Tenta “you must be Tenta I’m Umbra, Arnold’s lover” said Umbra. She looked at my glowing card then looked at Umbra “yes I’m Tenta, Arnold’s Little Sister” she then looked at the glowing spell card holding on my hand “no way you’re holding my spell card” said Tenta with a surprised tone “okay, I’ll end my turn. It’s your move Dark Signers” I said with a taunting voice “right I draw!!” Dark Sign Rai

Alice shouted from the other room, impatience lacing her tone. "Patience is a virtue, Alicia. There are muffins in the top cabinet next to the...next to where I put that thing. Don't have the ones with the little sticks they're...special and not for you." Kogo responded loudly. Nothing about this woman was old and frail. She flipped the next card. Her eyes went wide and her tan skin went a tad paler. The card was dark themed with a huge tower. It was upright. Down below it was written in bold cursive letters ' the tower '.

What did it mean? ...... "Dad!" Mica jumped into her dad's arms, acting like a baby. That voice was really like a kitten. "You must help me catch that bastard. It's too abominable. He cheated me with ten billion spirit stones and also touched me..." "Slap!" Gabriel threw a slap at Mica's face. With a grim face, he asked, "Where is the Dragon Merchant Spiritual Stone Card?" Gabriel was furious. Not only did the prodigal little bitch steal his Dragon Merchant Spiritual Stone Card, but she was even cheated out of ten billion. Even if he was Sun Shrine’s head, his heart was shivering with pain from the sheer number of spiritual stones.

Everyone perfectly understood her broken English, and when Kitty lacked words, she climbed into the tablet, into the translator, and solved the problem. Jeff counted the deck three times. All thirty-six cards were in place. Looks like Keith really just got lucky. She was one of the first to leave the game, and if she remained one on one with the enemy, she butchered “under the walnut” even without trump cards in her hands. Everyone sat half-naked, barefoot, fiercely sparkled at each other with their eyes and laughed to the point of dropping over another loss.