Yu-Gi-Oh!: Brave of the Stars

Interesting. The story of the Star Hero is okay. Although what can I say, it feels a bit dry when playing. But it's pretty doable, come on.

There should not be eight star relics at the same time, because the star relic star key is the crystallization of the power of the other seven star relics and the sacrificial weapon, which is the key, after Oram became the dual star god Avida. The key and the star relic have different origins, styles, and functions, and the key itself does not belong to the star relic. The core power in the world of star relics is the star artifact, and star relics can only be regarded as some scraps of the power of the star artifact. The complete keys have variations but have something in common, while the separate keys represent the two swords in Oram's hand. Speaking of which, is the protagonist interested in the Source Code? That thing itself became ownerless after the death of the Creation Dragon. It has been on the earth since the birth of the universe. The key to unlock it was placed on the moon by the Creation Dragon. After that, the key and the astral fragments merged into the NO. 100 Source Code. Neither Balian nor the astral world has ownership of this thing.

This Liz should be considered an elf version, right? Does the protagonist play Huan Bang Quan behind him?

Authors can try inserting card pictures into the book. The look and feel will be much better. The insertion method can be referred to the insertion method of another Yu-Gi-Oh fanfic I am reading: Duelist Beyond Light.

This is the first time I have seen a story set using OCG cards. Come on, author.

The author should know the story of Kathu, right? I saw that the first two chapters were written like ordinary elves, so I asked.

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