The first row cards of both parties were unveiled, and then it was time for the Scene Card.
Ree Shil's revealed Scene Card was Martial Woods.
The keyword it carried was Fair Duel-Flexible: Rendering both parties' Scene Cards ineffective simultaneously.
In a card game with a low margin for error like 3+1, he didn't need his own Scene Card to play any special role.
He just needed to control the other party's Scene Card to prevent any unexpected outcomes.
At this point, the two commentators at the Commentary Booth began their analysis.
Hunchback Woman: "Wow, it looks like we're at a disadvantage here.
Opposite, two B-Class Cards can take away our 1 S-rank Card and 1 A Level Card.
Although the Five Claws Golden Dragon can Seal or Dizzy the opponent, its Exit is a T2 Release negative effect, so it's completely possible to hedge against it.
Then, the Land Warfare Expert card is extremely annoying, effectively having two health bars.
