Thread: Embrace The Arc-Light! || Marri and Jeufufns

Jacklyn grimaced as Chiyaku countered her attack, but it was something she suspected would happen. Psyframe's were strong by fucking you over, but if she got lucky, she might just know how to break through. She shielded her face with her arm as Mollusk exploded into shards, moving to her graveyard. She liked Mollusk a lot play against skilled opponents, one of these cards that scaled on how annoying your opponent's deck was. She could clearly see why Chiyaku was so feared, after all that Psyframe Lord Zeta was quite intimidating. And even if a lone monster managed to get past her defenses. Her cards were very dependent on her draw, and Mollusk could secure that. Gishki Vanity could save her ritual monster from any trap Chiyaku might have put up, Gishki Vision allowed her to choose a ritual monster from her deck and put it into her hand, while Gishki shadow could serve as the entire tribute. She still had Gishki Abyss in her hand, but she had no normal summon so it wouldn't help, neither would Emilia unless she drew her double summon. With her battle phase forcefully ended, all she had was her Main Phase 2, and her only chance rested on this single play. She had abyss as backup if she failed so she could ritual summon another monster next turn, but chances were that most of her rituals wouldn't be impactful enough to break through her defenses, all except one. Then let me use that turn priority, since you destroyed Mollusk through a card effect, I get to activate its effect! she called out to Chiyaku as three cards appeared in front of her. Gishki Diviner, Double Summon and Gishki Natalia, jackpot! Gishki Natalia wasn't useful, so she kept it at third position but it was useful enough not to put under her deck. The other two though...... Putting Diviner at first and Double Summon at second position, she put the cards back on top of her deck, starting to smile a little. Everything was falling into place. If Chiyaku brought out her strongest weapons, so would she. I activate Gishki Vision's effect! she called out to Chiyaku, revealing the rather short Lizard-lady. The card appeared in front of her, almost taunting Chiyaku as it faded away into the graveyard. By discarding it, I can draw a ritual monster of my choice from my deck. Let's see who gives whom a run for their money. Zealgigas, Vanity, Aquamirror, Shadow, 4 cards for a single combo, but she had to try. I'll discard Gishki Vanity! That way, there's nothing you can play to respond to my ritual summons or spell cards! she said, seeming rather agitated all of a sudden. Next, I activate Gishki Aquamirror. Using Gishki Shadow as the sole tribute thanks to it's effect, I summon Evigishki! Zealgigas! That was it, her fate rested in the hands of her trump card, her strongest Ritual summon of all, Zealgigas. With a decisive roar the four-armed fighter arose, ripped and fierce despite being much thinner, feminine and curvier than its male counterpart. And rather hung as well. The armor laid skin-tight against her body, the metal loincloth doing its best to cover everything The horn was a little smaller than on the main counterpart, but still strong, and she retained the shield on her back. She was quite the beauty though, contrary to what one might imagine remembering her male counterpart. And by paying 1000 life points, I can activate his effect. I get to draw a card, and if it's a 'gishki' Monster, I get to send your Psyframe Lord Zeta right back into your deck. She gently drew a card, smiling as she revealed it. The Gishki diviner she'd arranged to be there before. What a surprise.... she said, smirking as she the picture of the diviner appeared in front of her as Zealgigas prepared to punch Lord Zeta right back into his extra deck.