Vanguard Cardfight Aichi Novels & Stories

"How… How did you get that card?" Sophie stammered, her face pale with shock. Lucas looked panicked as well. I said nothing, handing the card and the chat logs over as evidence to the official. I didn't mention the account was mine. Following the investigation, Vanguard Tech was found to have violated fair competition regulations and was removed from the list of qualified partners. The Cruise Group smoothly secured the winning bid. With this contract, I secured my position at the helm of the company.

His fingers lingered on the edge of the deck, eyes gleaming in the dim light. Jin inhaled slowly. “Who sent those thugs after us?” Vail drew again. Death. Kai let out a low breath. My grip on my arms tightened. The game, if it could even be called that, was slipping into something else—something dangerous, inevitable, like an unseen current pulling us further from shore. Jin’s voice was steady. “Who hired you?” Vail didn’t break eye contact as he pulled the last card. The Hanged Man. For a beat, no one spoke. The image on the card—the bound figure suspended upside down, expression eerily calm—felt like a quiet mockery of the question itself.

Gerard shouted. - Gerard, you won't be able to come back before a year, it doesn't help any of that, I need you to stay out of Lovecraft County. - Said Tsuki Miki. - I don't need any of that. - Said his butler. - By the way. - Said Tsuki Miki. – The cards would be blocked and monitored, for looting and certain values, they would have Warriors directly to me, and you cannot return, before the established time.

Victor’s POV I held the envelope in my hands, its weight strangely ominous as I carefully slid my finger under the seal and opened it. Aria leaned in, her eyes bright with anticipation, mirroring my own curiosity and apprehension. Inside was a single card—sleek and discreet, crafted from smooth black paper that shimmered under the restaurant’s dim lights. A faint, silvery emblem embossed at the top depicted a stylized phoenix rising from flames, barely visible unless held at the right angle. Beneath it, in understated gold lettering, were the words: The Mirage Casino. Admit Two. The invitation exuded an unmistakable air of exclusivity, as if it had been crafted to speak only to those with th

The servant handed me and Livi a white card, apparently a membership card or some kind of company affiliation card for Holfier Company. "This... card," Livi muttered, looking at the card in her hand with a grim expression. "Livi, do you know about this card?" I asked her. "There are four types of Holfier Company membership cards, starting from the lowest, Iron Black, Silver, Gold, and Platinum. The platinum color is usually reserved for chosen adventurers, typically high-ranking adventurers or high-ranking nobles. For someone like me to receive this card... it's too excessive," Livi explained, still burdened by holding the card. It should have been advantageous for her, but she seemed overwh

Gu Yihai fell to the ground, looked at that red heart A, dare not believe to stare at Su Hui to look at, "a, ace... how could?" The smile on Wigo's face slowly converged and he turned on his last card. Spades K. "I'm really looking down on you," said Vicki, whose dark eyes squinted slightly and were completely hostile. So leaned back to his feet, picked up his backpack and took it back, slightly deflected, and threw the heart A, who had just been in hand, at hand. She took out the last piece of gum and walked out without hesitation. "Wait," Wigo stood up, "I don't know who you are, I can only tell you that it is the people in the capital who want to care about Li's hands, even if you go out

He’s got the most chips right now, while Aiden is almost out, and Azaire and I are about the same. My cards are actually kind of good. I have the ten and Queen of spades. I can only hope the community cards are just as good, and that I’ll end up with something awesome, so I can beat Azaire and take all his chips. I’m quite competitive, which I had forgotten during these past five years, being on my own. We all place our bets, and Aiden eventually flips over the first three community cards, the flop, revealing a Jack and Ace of spades and a three of diamonds.

When a third Alpha tries to claim the seat in front of her, Victor cuts in with a growl, staking it for himself. Soft jazz plays on the speakers, and rain pitters against the side of the building. Ariadne and Victor watch each other for a full thirty seconds, exchanging both black and white emotions. One of the other Alphas adjusts his collar nervously, turning to the game moderator. "You gonna deal or what?" Lightening quick, Ariadne receives her thirteen cards. She organizes them quickly and sets them face down on the table again. "My name is Ambrose," one of the Alphas introduces himself, placing down the three of diamonds. "You must be Ariadne Emerson. I heard a lot about your little stu

After waiting bored for a few minutes later, their turn finally arrived. “Only two Volta Cards left,” a ticket window clerk said to Venus. “You named Venus?” Venus nodded, and then accepted the card. The card looks like a silver credit card. The name and serial number on the card are fifteen digits. Without asking, Venus understood that the money on the card came from her father. She still doesn’t know which father.

Two words were beautifully written on the bottom right corner of the bank card: Darryl Darby. A black card from Amethyst Bank! How was that possible?! William’s platinum card needed to have at least ten million savings in it. Moving up the tier was the diamond card, that required a hundred million in savings. Moving further up was the VIP card, whose cardholder’s savings should not be lesser than five hundred million! The highest-ranking card was the black card that would ask for a total of one billion savings! Perhaps in the whole of Donghai City, there would not be more than three of these cards! No one at the venue including Wayne could possess it!