Deck Starter Kaiba Novels & Stories

Debbie did not speak a word and slowly took each step toward Jab. Jab saw Debbie walking toward him as if the Grim reaper was coming for him, making him so sacred that his body was trembling. “What… what do you think you’re doing, Debbie?” Debbie still did not say a word and walked to the front of Jab. Debbie lifted her palm and aura started gathering on her palm. Suddenly, Jab made a move. Jab, who was in the Rank 6 Earth King Ranked Realm, suddenly had a dagger that was giving off a chilly ray in his hand.

🦪 DORA 🦪 "What are we doing next?" The last question I asked Dale. Turns out the answer is fighting. Finally, my wait is over, my most anticipated next black card is here. Umbra seem to be as eager as myself seeing how the fight is programmed to be immediately. Won’t lie, although I was anxious when I didn’t get the card, I’m more anxious now that I’ve gotten the card. Scared even. I have two fights left to fight The Reaper; it’s only normal that the fight would be knives and teeth. Bloody and bone-breaking.

"Fuck, can we get Guru here? Is there a way?" "That's it! That's it!" Lexi shook his head symbolically resting his hand on Jinx's paw. "But do you have to do it this way? Do you have to use another card? Do you understand your life is tied to that item? No, because you didn't read the fine print. No one ever does. If I ever get back I swear I will steal that deck to keep you from wasting any more years of your life." "Wound? Is there a way?" Jinx asked again, but as he looked up, a card popped out of the deck. He looked down at the Chariot with a frown. That was supposed to be his emergency exit card. But this was for Lexi...

- He noticed that they were really paying attention. "The 'Boosted Gear' or the 'Red Dragons Emperor's Gauntlet', it has the ability to double without limit the user's capabilities and transferring power to anyone or anything. You already know who is the wielder." - The smirk on Kiba's face made the rest of them gulp. Never would they have thought that 'Hyoudou Issei' would have something that dangerous!

Livia said, “Kayson is very powerful. He’s different from those people because he’s a skilled fighter.” Sia expressed her astonishment, but she still shook her head. “Luna Deck is specially designed to target the so-called skilled fighters. “Even though I have no idea what went into designing the place either, I’ve seen a so-called grandmaster enter Luna Deck in the past, and he was beaten to death before his corpse was carried out of the place.” Upon hearing that, Livia’s expression turned solemn, and she looked toward Kayson concerningly. “Kayson, we should leave!”

“Tell him.” “The card can’t hear you.” “Use phone.” “No.” “Why?” “Because it’s seven in the morning and Mami does not have the energy for diplomatic communication with the lemon kingdom.” Gabby adjusted her crown using the toaster’s reflection. “We need say thank you.” I picked up the plates beside the stove. “We need to eat breakfast.” “That’s rude,” she said. “The eggs don’t think so.” Kendra was still standing across the island, holding the lid of the box. Her gaze moved from the card to my face, then back to the card.

CHAPTER 46: THE DEBT-VAULT The hum of the Debt-Vault was a low-frequency scream that vibrated in my teeth. The rows of glass tanks stretched into the darkness, each one containing a fragment of my life in the slums. Sora’s face was pressed against the glass of the nearest tank, her eyes rolled back, her mouth open in a silent, drowning plea. A glowing violet umbilical cord ran from her chest to the central obsidian crystal—the "Master Battery."

[The Heist] The squad approached the massive, seamless wall of the Genesis Forge. Sebastian didn't step forward. Instead, Kael's Vanguard mech stepped up, raising its high-frequency plasma blade. "Are you sure about this, Boss?" Kael asked, his voice tight. "If I cut into a god's vault, it might trigger an alarm." "Cut it," Sebastian ordered flatly.

Lucas turned to the dealer, “can I get fifteen million Kenya shillings chips?” “Same as for me,” Maina added as soon as the dealer nodded in convention. The dealer moved to the counter and gave instructions to the attendant who handed two trays full of chips worth fifteen million each and a PDQ. He placed the chips directly in front of the players on the poker table and handed each of them the PDQ’s in turns for them to swipe their cards. Interestingly, with there shady business, they were both owners of black cards due to the many umbrella companies they owned.

I say, and he throws me a grin, but it’s thin now. Not so confident now, are we? I would be laughing if I found any of it even remotely funny. I came here for a reason and, so far, everything’s going accordingly. Sliding my entire stack forward, I mutter, “Call.” We both lay down our hands, and Dexter reveals the two pairs he’s holding. Queen and Jack. I lay mine down straight. King, Queen, Jack, Ten, and Ace. His face drops mildly before he picks it back up, but it’s late. I’ve seen it already. I won.