Longest Yugioh Card Text Novels & Stories

Xun couldn't help but smile radiantly as she heard Tsarayu's words. "It's about time I get to work and do what we are here to do!" Tsarayu said looking at Xun. "This mask has a time limit of ten minutes, so I need to steal that orb in ten minutes or I would be recognized. Wait a minute... I remember now! It has a limitation of ten minutes, but this limit increases with the increase of the user's cultivation! Since I'm currently in the Gold Core, it can last twice as long. Ah... I almost forgot the most important part," Tsarayu struck his head with a light punch as he remembered a rather important piece of information.

On top of it was a small copper-colored card the size of an ATM card. I placed my hand on the transparent plate, which glowed briefly as it did before. "Let me explain a little about the mechanism of this square-shaped transparent plate. It is a magical essence evaluator plate. First, it matches and inserts your magic circuit data into this card, along with the data you provided on the form. This is your guild card, which will be your identity from now on. It cannot be recognized by others because it's registered with your magical essence data and your complete profile. Here you go, this is your card."

[Trial Skill Acquired: Speed Enhance (One-Time Use)] A temporary surge of agility. Lasts 60 seconds. Single use only. The second wheel clicked down faster, sparks flying as it locked into place. STOP. A green card slid out next to the first, glowing steadily. [Trial Skill Acquired: Endurance Enhance (One-Time Use)] Greatly increases damage resistance for a short time. Single use only. Both cards hovered in front of Joonwoo before dissolving into his status window. Joonwoo exhaled, tension finally breaking into a small laugh.

I came across an item I had seen some time ago but never had the chance to use: [Team Experience Card (Mystic rank)]. The card promised to boost the experience gained by the team by 500%, albeit at the cost of reducing my experience gain by the same percentage. In the past, I refrained from using it as my level was a higher priority. However, given that the monsters in this forest now contributed negligible experience points to my level, there was no reason for me to selfishly hoard this minimal amount of EXP. I invested 5000 essences to purchase two EXP cards, each designed to benefit 50 individuals. With the knights included in the team, I activated one of the cards.

His red raging vision began to clear just a little and he could see the Strength card of Jinx's deck burning up with spirit fire in midair. It was time to do what he'd never been able to do in all these centuries past. Even if it only lasted a few minutes, even if it burned him up from the inside and he wound up ashes like Jinx's sacred spell-card, Lexi would take control of his monster form.

How come he was an old man? "Stop, you two," Chu Xun said helplessly. The two people were like cockfights when they were together. Su Fan waved his fist at Chen Hanlong and raised his head proudly, ignoring him. "Big Brother, what are you doing with these things?" Su Fan was curious. Chu Xun took the dragon-carved Jade Card in his hand and said, "These things are called Enchantment. This dragon-carved Jade Card is called Killing Enchantment." Then, he picked up a jade ring and said, "This is Defense Enchantment."

On average, Slight could last for up to 12 seconds for one opponent, 5 seconds for two, and a fraction of a second for three. Sentinel was a summoning skill, and it allowed Abe to summon a shadow from the shadow dimension, a dimension that had no light. This skill was a skill that relied on the User’s luck, for the summoned creature was random. It could be a cat, a dog or even a dragon. However, Abe had a good chunk of luck. This was because he had a friend called Frederick who believed that Sentinel was useless if it couldn’t be controlled and hence created a lucky charm that boosted Abe’s chances of summoning a powerful creature by 90%! And so far, the charm hadn’t failed.

My fingers closed around the object, and the moment I touched it, the world seemed to still. It was smooth, cool despite the fire surrounding it. A card, dark blue like the deepest part of the night sky, with a golden seven-pointed star engraved into its surface. The intricate linework shimmered as if alive, pulsing with an energy I didn’t understand. A strange unease crept through me as I hesitated, my fingers trembling slightly as I flipped the card over. The surface was blank. A deep frown creased my forehead. I turned it again, expecting emptiness, but this time, something had changed.

' 'Seventh level: The Dragon's Turn, seven-second duration. 'Eighth level: The Dragon's Wrath, eight-second duration.' 'Ninth level: The Dragon's Dream, nine-second duration.' There were nine levels in total for the Dragon Move, but the longest duration was merely nine seconds. Nine seconds was far too short. Wilbur could only unleash the skill twice. If his opponent dodged it, he could only attack once.