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So, the fisherman from Arni is about to meet a so-called Lord of Time, eh? Well, Miguel can teach this arrogant scholar a thing or two about the caprices of time and space. After all, being trapped within the Dead Sea and seeing the stream of passing with his very eyes gives a person the unfathomable serenity needed to comprehend the subtle phenomenon of time. This little Overdrive trick of TimeLord should be nothing that Miguel can't withstand, and once it's over, a single Holy Dragon Sword will send that presumptous fool packing into a still grave, far away from TimeLord's supposed domains, but still affected by the truths of time-space. The humble gentleman from Arni has seen many fallacies about time and its mastery, and it's about time he corrected defilers such as this self-acclaimed Time Lord. |
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As always, the Duelling League provides contrasts. From an evil Lich to a simple fisherman with a holy sword. It doesn't get more odd than that, not that the TimeLord doesn't know odd. While this odd draw of foes may amuse him, Ghaleon waiting in the wings next round is just the thing to kill any potential entertainment. While that... interesting... rematch may await next week, he can't overlook Miguel's threat. Luckily, the fisherman's not nearly dangerous enough. Lacking the offense and speed to threaten TimeLord in either of his incarnations, he can't press him into an early OverDrive. Any faint hopes of surviving TimeLord's trademark spell are overcome by the extra hits TL gets, on top of Miguel's weakness to being Slowed. Nothing will stand between TimeLord and Ghaleon - let alone a simple fisherman. |
superaielman Miguel's victory over Ned last week sparked many a debate. Is the old fisherman washed up? Can he truly be worthy of the title 'Godlike' in combat, faced against one of the finest duellers in the division? Judging by the horrific slaughter and the subsequent efforts to somehow assemble Miguel into enough of a body to be revived, the answer is a resounding no. Miguel: 21 |
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