Who Let Him Play Yu-Gi-Oh! novel Chapter 1168

Chapter 1168: Chapter 1168: Scrap Twin Dragon

"Sending 10 cards to the grave..."

Sherry frowned.

Was it really just for defense?

Or is the real goal to pile resources in the grave?

So Dimension Wall was a feint, and the chance it would be negated was part of the opponent’s calculation all along.

Sherry frowned in frustration, feeling as if all her thoughts, tactics, and monsters’ effects were under her opponent’s complete control.

She shook her head.

No, that’s just an illusion—they want her to feel like he’s always in control.

But now, with Scrap Dragon defeated and Chevalier de Fleur on the field (with powerful ATK and the ability to negate Spells/Traps), she had the upper hand.

Plus, traps still in hand.

She still had a great chance to win this duel!

Sherry set two cards:

"Set two cards, end turn."

"My turn, draw," Kira announced.

Sherry scrutinized him.

Although Scrap Dragon was gone, he still had "Scrap Chimera" reclaimed last turn as follow-up—if summoned, it could revive a Tuner from the grave, enabling another Synchro Summon.

If he could get a Synchro Monster with more than 2700 ATK, he could beat her Chevalier de Fleur.

But she had her defenses ready for this.

"Normal Summon ’Scrap Shark’!"

[Scrap Shark, ATK 2100]

"???" Sherry doubted—

Not summoning Scrap Chimera?

"From hand, activate Quick-Play Spell ’Scrapstorm’!

Send a ’Scrap’ to the grave, destroy one ’Scrap’ monster on your field, then draw one card."

Again—this card!

Sherry tensed up, remembering how crucial it had been to her opponent’s previous plays.

Sending to the grave is for prepping resources; destroying your own monster also triggers powerful effects; finally, drawing a card makes it even more resource-positive.

A single card like this one can turn into a whole field for Scrap decks—definitely not something to ignore.

Should she negate?

Sherry hesitated.

Chevalier de Fleur could only break Spells/Traps; if the opponent managed to bring out a powerful monster, her negation would be less meaningful.

And her opponent already used his normal summon this turn—so the "Scrap Chimera" he still held could not be summoned for now.

Thinking fast, she decided:

"I use Chevalier de Fleur’s effect!" Sherry declared.

"Once per turn: negate and destroy a Spell/Trap activation.

I negate and destroy ’Scrapstorm’!"

The spell in front of Kira exploded before it could resolve.

"Decisive move,"

Kira smiled.

"Now, at this moment, my ’Scrap Shark’ must destroy itself!"

"Why? I already negated ’Scrapstorm’!"

"Not because of Scrapstorm, but due to Scrap Shark’s own effect.

While on the field, if a monster effect, Spell, or Trap is activated, Scrap Shark must destroy itself!"

"A backup plan?

He still has more?" Sherry gritted her teeth.

"And, as you’ve realized—destroying Scrap monsters is how the deck triggers its effects."

"When Scrap Shark is destroyed by a card with ’Scrap’ in its name and sent to the grave,

I send a ’Scrap’ monster from deck to grave."

She could only watch as he set up even more graveyard resources.

"I send ’Scrap Golem’ from deck to grave," Kira finished, waving his hand.

"Activate face-down Continuous Trap, ’Ultimate Offering’!

Pay 500 LP, normal summon one more time."

[Kira, LP 3400 → 2900]

Sherry was shocked:

"Ultimate Offering...!

Damn! He can normal summon again!"

"Normal Summon: Scrap Chimera!"

[Scrap Chimera, ATK 1700]

"Scrap Chimera’s effect: Special Summon ’Scrap Beast’ from the grave!"

[Scrap Beast, ATK 1600]

"Level 4 Tuner ’Scrap Beast’!

Level 4 ’Scrap Chimera’!

Tuning—!"

[4 + 4 = 8]

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