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Anyways, poor Shana. To be fair, she didn't really draw any defensive cards at all.


It's okay, Zion will train her into top decking counters. They'll marathon it Rocky style.
And now, the bait has been set. Now it comes down to who is going to actually take the bait.



Also, I haven't seen Matt ever since we well. You know. It's been almost a week since his last post, too.

Should we give him until tomorrow to show he's alive, or what? It's your call, UE.
Zion was a bit disappointed. No counter? No retaliation? Just a complete annihilation? He couldn't accept that. It wasn't enough flare, it wasn't exciting, it was just disappointing.

"Common' kid, you didn't prepare for a counterattack? You could've done something if you thought ahead!" he suddenly burst, standing up from his seats as he pointed towards Shana. He wanted to help her out, but then he came back to reality and realized he might drawing.. A little too much attention to himself.

"Calm down, Zion.. Calm down. You aren't that kind of guy anymore. Get your head straight." he thought to himself, recollecting his thoughts. After adjusting himself, Zion sat back down and started to look around the area, making sure he didn't catch the attention of someone important, like a security staff member. Sure enough, there was a middle age man who looked about in his 40's or 50's, and was wearing a white suit, standing around watching the duel as well.

"What's his business?" Zion asked himself, looking down at the floor as he pulled his hood down further over his head as if to hide himself. "Who comes to watch a tournament while dressed so nicely? Maybe he's some rich old guy betting money on the fights.. Or he could be Gero himself." Zion chuckled to himself as he thought the last statement. He hasn't actually seen Gero, and has no idea of the man he's chasing. It's kind of like a wild goose chase, except there is an entire field of geese and he doesn't know which one is which. "..But you know, I might not actually be to far off. Let's say theoretically that is the guy, he fits the image. Oldish fancy class act, calm look on his face like he's the chess master of a grand operation and everything is under control. I wouldn't be surprised."

A few seconds later, Zion spooked himself into changing positions. Partially because he was afraid that he could have blown his cover, and partially because he was embarrassed about his little outburst. Zion got up and walked out into the nearest hallways of the inner-stadium, as he rested his back against the wall.

"That was just.. A little too reckless. I might have screwed everything up." Zion murmured to himself, releasing a sigh of exhaustion.
Aaaaaaand opening post complete. I think I did a pretty stand up job if I do say so myself, but then again I tend to mix words and sentences up. My mind goes to fast for my typing, and I type pretty fast. Or maybe it's the other way around.

Anyhoo, Roxas, I'm giving you the green light now.
The Topaz District was hustling and bustling left and right, duelists from head to toe.

"Yikes, when they said Anima was huge and full of duelist, they weren't kidding." Zion murmured to himself, standing in the middle of all the excitement, facing towards the G-Chronus Duel Stadium. "..And I'm guessing that huge dome like building is the Duel Stadium, hosting that tournament I keep hearing about. Something about a 'G-Clock Open' or another?"

Zion played coy, but he knew all about the G-Chronus Duel Stadium, Anima City, G-Chronus Timepieces and most importantly the CEO of G-Chronus Timepieces, Gero Anima himself. Most of what he has heard about the grand Anima City is just tidbits here and there from his travels, yet one conversation between two men at a run down bar in the middle of nowhere really got him interested in Anima City.

Past - Bar in the middle of nowhere

It was a stormy night, rain pouring down as if the skys have declared war with the land. Zion found a run down shack, that was supposed to say "BAR" but in actuality said "BA" because the R signpost hung down, flickering on and off as it struggled to stay alive. It wasn't the greatest looking place, but Zion considered it was better than nothing, and decided to enter, taking a seat at the bar counter, where two other men chatted while a bar attented washed glasses.

"Hey Jack, have you heard about that there Anima City and them there fancy new Duel Disks?" mentioned one of the men in a drunken stupor.
"Why I don't right say I did Phillus" his friend, apparently named Jack, remarked. He lifted his glass to take another sip.

"I tell you what, those clean cut G-Chronies are coming up with all sorts of crazy new inventions. I heard they even make robots!" the man who went by the name of Phillus exclaimed, waving his glass back and forth "And get this, I heard from my cousins friend who lives down there, that the guy running the operation even has his G-Chronies working on making those trading card monsters come to life! Something or another about harvesting crops or one another with those there Duel Disks."

This got Zions attention. "Real monsters? That sounds impossible.." Zion thought to himself, before a little blue spirit tugged at him, his Spirit Partner, 'Time/Shifter Infinity Rookie'. "..Almost impossible, I guess." he reconsidered.

Zion almost thought about going to Amina City to investigate for himself, but he didn't really want to go out of his way to visit a place because of a rumor a drunk guy mentioned. Besides, it wasn't really in his path of travel, so it would just be too much of a bother. However later on in his travels, while working for a small store off on the coasts, Zion heard about the second annual G-Clock Open, which also just so happened to use the new Duel Disks created by the one and only Gero himself. Who would of thought that the second annual G-Clock Open would also be ran BY Gero. This had Zion recall back to the conversation in the bar, and really got him thinking. On one hand, it could just be a casual tournament, held to make the city stand out a bit more. On the other hand, if the rumor proves to be true, they could actually be using those Duel Disks for matters which just don't align with Zions moral standings. Because to Zion, anyone who wants to bring these monsters into real world must be absolutely insane or have some plans that are probably close to criminal intentions, or there is an alien attack on Earth which he hasn't heard about. So Zion decided to take the gamble, and first thing in the morning said his goodbyes as he left for a little trip to Anima City.

This brings us full circle, as Zion stands directly in front of the entrance that is G-Chronus Duel Stadium.

"It's bigger then I imagined." Zion remarks to his little floating Spirit buddy. "Figuring we're here under the assumption that this Gero guy is up to no good, it is probably best if you hide yourself for now, Rookie. It is best if we don't draw too much attention to ourselves."

Infinity Rookie had a sad expression, but decided it was for the best as he vanished back into Zions deck case among all of the other cards.

Zion went through the side entrance, only to be introduced to a huge stadium with chairs everywhere, as well as what seemed to be.. A fight taking place in the stands? He thought that dueling where people are supposed to be sitting isn't the best place to duel, but his attention did a complete 360 as he saw a large dragon that looked a awful lot like Galaxy Eyes Photon Dragon, preparing to fire an attack down on a giant wielding a hammer. That said Dragon having a huge attack power of 5,600.

"5,600 attack points! That's.. That's fantastic!" Zion shouted to himself, shuffling his way to get a closer view. He saw the duel was between two red-headed girls, the one about to be blasted was wearing a straw hat, which helped make her stand out at a distance. "How is Straw Hat going to counter this attack, I wonder? Maybe a Half Unbreak, or a Mirror force? Even a Enemy Controller would help in this situation." he considered all of the possibilities of a counter attack the girl had, hoping for a fierce turnabout. Zion managed to get right next to the duel, as he sat in a empty chair among all the other empty chairs, peaking his head from behind the chair in front of him as he sat in excitement and anticipation.
Well current rules for TCG and OCG are different at this time, but I'm assuming you mean current is for TCG, which means first player still draws? (Coming to this assumption because more assumptions that we're using the TCG Banlist)
First one is actually amazing from a meta game standpoint when it is your opponent going first, and they plan on setting up on you.

Cause setting up in this game is a huge pain to deal with. More so when Heavy is banned. Set 5 and Laggia should never be a thing ever again.

Side note, I'm working on my introduction post right now. Hopefully I can beat Roxas to the punch before they make their next post.
Speaking of which, what rule set are we using?
Heeey I remember seeing this from a long time ago. Or was in months? I forget, bit anyways I'm a bit flip floppy on if I want to join personally. As interested I am on the plot, I like to see all the other characters first.

So if there is limited room, you can reserve me if you want. Either case I'm interested and will be waiting too see most, or at the very least half of the crew before you guys get started. It's not that I'm snobby, it's just that I like to see if there are a dynamic of characters (aka not everyone is generic nice/helpful guy, or everyone is smart but lacking) that I will be able to bounce whatever character I make off of before I jump into something :v.
Nice job guys. I'll start winding up for my post. I might have it done on Wendsday, but in all likely hood I'll be done on Thursday. But I guess that's okay because I've been thinking more on my character before I actually start writing, so now I have a few backstory things planned. Good because ye more plot, bad because now I'll have to make more new cards later on.
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