National destiny: Global tower climbing skills have decreased by 10,000 times.

Chapter 134 Countdown

Once inside the third floor, Ye Fei's speed suddenly increased as if he had taken off on a rocket.

This time, he abandoned the elite development path and chose a route with many campfires and few elites, just to maximize the speed of clearing the map.

Due to the large card deck, Twilight's map progression speed begins to slow down, but because of the high average values ​​and sufficient large-number damage, the speed of clearing small monsters is not greatly affected.

Although Ye Fei was in the lead, the gap between them was very small, and the pace was very tight.

Not long after, Ye Fei was the first to defeat the third-floor boss and enter the PVP room.

About a minute later, Dusk arrived late and also entered the PVP room.

The first thing Dusk noticed when she entered the room was the unusually long health bar above Ye Fei's head, and she sensed something was wrong.

But then he suddenly remembered that one of the three options given by the ancient people of this map, the "Nonupep," was indeed the "Cloth Fruit," so he wasn't too surprised.

He remembered that the other two options were "Magnificent Bracelet" and "Signature Ring". He chose the Signature Ring and used the extra 999 gold coins to buy some cards and relics from the shop.

In his understanding, although the 'Cloth Fruit' has seemingly exaggerated stats, it does not help with deck building or development at all.

If you only increase maximum health without developing your deck and improving the average deck quality, then it's just a larger version of a "health pack".

Aside from lasting longer and dying slower, it serves no other purpose.

He deduced that this was nothing more than a delaying tactic, knowing full well that they couldn't win, so they tried every means to prolong the match.

"Heh, that's all you can do," Twilight scoffed inwardly, not paying much attention.

The two were ready, and the round began with Ye Fei going first.

He glanced at Twilight's hand and noticed that "Shock" and "Guard+" were among them.

His eyes lit up slightly, and his guess became more certain. Without hesitation, he threw out the bottle of potion he had deliberately saved up earlier—'Death Powder'.

"Death Powder," a potion that deals 9 damage to the enemy each turn.

When Dusk saw the potion, she was startled.

In PVP mode, the "Death Powder" status is applied directly to the main body, but the damage is absorbed by "Osti" and can be blocked.

This means that he must play a certain number of defensive cards every round to withstand the continuous damage from the powder, otherwise the bone hand will be repeatedly killed and will never be able to be raised.

"That's interesting," Dusk muttered softly, becoming slightly more serious.

To think of this much, he's no ordinary player; we clearly underestimated him before.

Ye Fei continued his actions, playing a "Calm Mind+", "Electric Shock+", and "Bright Sword" card, and then passed three cards.

But what he wanted didn't come, and he didn't draw any good attack cards either.

After playing another 'Strike' card, he had one mana left and ended his turn.

It was Dusk's turn. He had adjusted his strategy, abandoning the initiative to attack and instead playing two defensive cards to block the damage from the Extinction Powder.

Then I played a 'Guardian+' card, successfully raising my Bone Hand to seven points.

He remained confident, thinking to himself: although he was marked for extinction, as long as the robot couldn't unleash a burst of damage, it was just stalling for time, and he could defend and heal at the same time.

He had already studied this; the outbreak of malfunctioning robots requires high concentration, multiple spheres, or slow nurturing of black spheres, a process that is extremely slow.

As his bone hand grows larger, his opponents will have fewer and fewer opportunities.

Moreover, he also has cards like 'Domain' and 'Exploitation' in his hand. Once he draws one of them, the game is basically over.

In the next round, Ye Fei still didn't draw any particularly good cards, only a few scattered transitional attacks and "Kernel Acceleration".

He thought for a moment, glanced at the draw pile, played a 'Kernel Acceleration' card and a few transitional attacks, then ended his turn. A dozen or so points of damage intent appeared above his head.

As dusk settles in.

In the new round, five cards were revealed, and one of them, "Domain+", appeared in the hand.

He almost burst out laughing again; he hadn't expected this card to come so early. In his understanding, the 'Domain' card was best played as soon as possible.

Because of his "Void" characteristic, he must play it this turn. This means he has to give up two points of defense and take less damage.

So he simply didn't bother with any defense and played the "Domain+" card directly. With one mana left, he played another "Corruption" card, applying two Vulnerabilities and two Weaknesses to the malfunctioning robot.

As a result, the damage points Ye Fei had originally received, which had been in the dozen or so, instantly shrank to single digits.

Even with the damage from "Death," it only amounts to a dozen or so points. So even if he sacrifices his own blood, he won't lose much.

Dusk clicked End of Round with satisfaction, having taken the small amount of damage from Ye Fei and the nine points of damage from the Annihilation Powder.

The bone hand he had just nurtured with "Guardian Ten" had its health instantly reduced to zero.

But he wasn't flustered at all, because he knew that 'Domain Ten' had already been launched, and it would only grow faster from there.

If he can successfully activate his ability in the next round, he will be able to crush his opponent with absolute numerical superiority.

In addition, the opponent is also suffering from both vulnerability and weakness debuffs. Even if two Star Abysses come, there is absolutely no way to turn the tide!

He couldn't even imagine how he would lose!

Ye Fei's turn came again. He quickly glanced at his hand; five cards had passed, but he still didn't get what he wanted.

But when he opened the deck of cards and looked at it again, his brow relaxed.

"The direction is right," Ye Fei muttered.

He played several zero-cost cards from his hand, leaving him with only defensive cards, and ended his turn with three mana left.

Once again, it's twilight.

He glanced at the five newly drawn cards, and when he saw those two cards appear, his hand suddenly trembled.

The cards "Exploitation+" and "Monster Resurrection+" are both in my hand at the same time.

After a moment's thought, he realized it was a clear binary choice: if he could afford to fight "Exploitation Ten," he couldn't afford to fight "Resurrection Ten," and vice versa.

He then thought that since he had been hit with the Extinction Powder, the bone-nourishing technique was too inefficient and there was no need to continue it.

But since we've drawn 'Exploitation+', why not change our strategy and unleash a burst of power?

"Squeeze Ten", 3 mana, attack card, 30 damage. This card gains 5 damage for each "Osti" attack card in the deck.

He began to calculate: his deck had a total of six 'Osti' attack cards, which was equivalent to one 'Squeeze Ten' for a total of 60 damage.

This damage can take away half of the robot's health!

So he decisively abandoned "Monster Resurrection 10" and played "Exploit 10", leaving him with one mana. Then he played "Snap".

The total damage reached 67 points, and after being amplified by vulnerability, it reached 83 points, which is close to the kill threshold!

At the end of the round, he took another dozen or so points of damage from Ye Fei without feeling any pain.

He could sell those few drops of blood; they were nothing to him.

And his opponent can't afford to waste those 80-plus points of damage, can they?

That's what he was thinking.

However, the opponent did not launch a frantic defensive attack as he had expected.

Instead, he first opened a "Quick Search" card, drew three cards, and then played a golden card.

The moment that card was played, his hand was instantly filled with eight cards, all of them being zero-cost cards.

He quickly played all the zero-cost cards, and with only ten points of block, he clicked to end his turn.

He chose to sell his blood!

The settlement animation flashed by, and Ye Fei had taken 79 points of damage. His original 103 health points were reduced to only 24.

Ye Fei glanced at the card pile, then at the potion bar, and muttered to himself, "Why is he still drawing the wrong cards?"

Dusk quickly recognized the gold card as "All Things in One Mind".

The significance of this card to the robot is self-evident; it is a high-quality burst attack card.

However, relying on a large number of zero-cost cards in advance is like a powerful move that needs to be charged up.

Now that he's used up his ultimate skill, it's just that a few more orbs have appeared on his head, increasing his damage by a mere twenty-odd points, but it's still not a big deal.

"After holding back for so long, this is all you get?" He said with disdain.

And he was about to unleash his full power to deliver the final blow.

At this moment, the last bottle of medicine was still lying quietly in Ye Fei's medicine cabinet.

This bottle of medicine is—

"Touch of Madness".

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