The dragon in front of him, judging from its proportions, wasn't a large dragon, or even a medium one.
Its appearance was downright bizarre, with an ill‑fitting dragon‑skull perched on its head.
The scales on its body were like heavy refined steel armor bristling with durian‑like spikes, except for the belly, which was almost hollow.
No skin, no muscle, just a neat row of white ribs exposed.
"So the same dragon can even have different form stages, huh."
Li Pu remembered: this was roughly what an Ahya Dragon looked like at its peak small‑dragon stage.
"This is so unfair."
But when he saw the card face, he still protested.
If it were the skeletal dragon form, fine, but right now he'd drawn it in this weak stage, and it actually turned out to be an A‑rank card.
[Ahya Dragon]
Steadfast, 30 points, A
ATK 30, 100/100, 0/2
[Refined Steel Durian Scale Armor - Passive]: When Ahya Dragon is attacked, damage -5, and inflict the target with a 2‑turn [Poison] effect
