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Jurassic Dragon - Pterodactyl Rex lv 6 EARTH Dinosaur/Fusion/Effect 2 Dinosaur monsters This card can attack all monsters your opponent controls once, also, if this card attacks a Defense Position monster, inflict piercing battle damage. You can only use the following effects of "Jurassic Dragon - Pterodactyl Rex" once per turn. * If this card is Fusion Summoned: You can place 1 "Lost World" from your Deck to the Field Spell Card Zone, then, Special Summon as many "Jurraegg Token" (Dinosaur/EARTG/Level 1/ATK 0/DEF 0) to your opponent's field in Defense Position. * If this card destroys a monster your opponent controls: This card gains 1000 ATK, also, gain 1000 LP and draw 1 card, then, if the destroyed monster was a "Jurraegg Token", Special Summon 1 Level 4 or lower Dinosaur from your hand, Deck, GY or banishment. ATK/2000 DEF/2000

Beautiful West Virginia! The land of... that one song? They had trees, and mountains! Lots of wilderness, which Theo appreciated. As much as she loved some good old 21st-century convenience, her upbringing with a coven of witches did leave her with a fondness for the deep wilderness where only the brave or foolish dared to tread. The little town of Mountainguard had that sort of "superstitious smalltown" vibe in her opinion, which she was all about. When she and her mothers did some research on the institute she was being forced to attend, most of the coven came to the same conclusion. This was the perfect school for an aspiring young witch, and being sent here felt more like a reward for her than a punishment. The school was literally called Dead End Academy! Most students who got sent here were sent for poor behavior, or simply because nowhere else was equipped to handle them, or whatever else. It was isolated, underfunded, and its graduates seldom went far in life. Which meant this place was bound to be a gathering hub for the miserable, lonely, and depressed. Exactly the sorts of people who needed a bit of magic brought into their life, and Theodora was more than happy to use her talents on their behalf. She'd even gotten business cards printed in the days leading up to her departure to Mountainguard. Some of the coven thought it was a bit tacky, but Theo had made her case quite clear. The word-of-mouth "marketing" witches used to rely on just wasn't as effective these days, especially when she hadn't even established herself in her destination yet. Hand out business cards, make deals, profit. And then word of mouth. Which was how Theo had found herself spending much of her early-start day so far keeping an eye on those around her. Anyone who looked especially vulnerable or desperate was ripe for the picking, and she made sure her card found its way into their possession, whether it was by handing it straight to them, slipping it in their bags, or using a bit of magic to ensure it would turn up when they least expected it. When met with the sight of the principal, she determined he wasn't someone who would request her services. Keeping him in the dark was going to be impossible with her aggressive marketing tactics, but she certainly wasn't about to try to strike a deal with the principal. "Alright, listen up!" He called out, looking over the freshmen class. "I'm sure you all are used to people bullshitting you, trying to placate you into listening, but I don't have the time for that,. You all might think you're the biggest, baddest people around. Well, allow me to shake that unwarrented confidence! You are a small fish taken from the ocean and tossed into a small pond. And there are fish much bigger than you lurking around at the bottom of this pond. I won't lie and say that you all will turn out to be good people who will get great jobs after your time in Dead End. In fact, statistically, most of you are going to end up dead before you turn 30. However, to those who might listen to my words, if you keep your heads down and actually try to learn, maybe you'll have a better life than what you'd get otherwise." Dead before 30, eh? That was bound to scare a few people into something stupid. What the hell was Theo supposed to charge for life extension, though? She'd have to circle back to that one later. "Yeah, fuck this," A voice shouted after a minute of silence. Tall, big scar on his face, angry attitude. He was probably the "do everything through my efforts" type. Theo hated those sorts of people. This boy wouldn't be getting a card just yet. "A school is a school! You've seen one, you've seen them all! I'm heading into town! If you dumbasses had any sense, you'd do the same!" What, and miss out on all these potential customers? No, thanks! "Pretty stupid to wait all this time and then just run away before anything happens, huh?" "Truth be told, he does have a slight point. This is a school, albeit the... 'last school you'll ever go to'... The worst they can do is write us up for not being around... not like some of us haven't gone through that rigmarole before. I, for one, am agreeing with our hot-headed... friend... eh, too early to call him my friend or anything. Either way, I'm heading out." The boy... he had a definite edge to him. Maybe, just maybe, she could get something out of him. Theo reached into her bag, and pulled out a business card placed between her fingers, with her index finger on one side, and her middle finger & thumb lined up on the other. She pointed the card at the bag, and with a snap of her thumb across card and fingers both, the business card in her disappeared. That would be a little surprise for the boy to find in his bag later, on top of all his other stuff. The girl on the other hand, was obviously a doll that could move and talk like a person. Creepy, but somehow she doubted going up to the doll girl like "don't you wanna be a real girl?" would be very effective. Maybe she could win her over with some smaller spells first, then go for something big like that later. "Hear me out, my friends, I implore that you go on the tour with us." Theodora turned in her seat to watch how this big guy's attempt to stop the other two was going to unfold. He was muscular, seemed to have a good head on his shoulders... no way he'd take a magical shortcut. However, there was one thing about Flynn's - as he later introduced himself - attempt to defend Dead End Academy that prompted the witch to speak up. "Dunno if I'd call it amazing," she answered, getting up from her seat to approach the gathering herself, leaving another card behind in her seat, trying her best to make it look like she'd dropped it on accident. Whether her ruse was successful was anyone's call, though. "I grew up in a hut in the woods, and it was still more impressive than this place. Like it or not though, we are gonna be here for a while. A tour wouldn't be a bad idea, to get familiar with our new home." Then she leaned in a bit closer, speaking in a more hushed tone to keep anyone but the three boys from hearing her. "And hey, if you boys take the tour and decide you're not about to waste four years of your life here, I think I can help you slip away." From her bag, she procured another one of her cards, holding it out for any interested party. "That's what I do. I help unfortunate folks, like yourselves, with nobody else to turn to." She made a point to face the card upward, such that any of the boys could read it clearly. Theodora West, witch for hire Spells, potions, hexes Flexible pricing For more information, contact the number below

With axe in hand and feeling far more confidence than she ever had before, Lana was unperturbed by the two obstructions in her way. "There really is just no end to all of you is there?" The girl spat out, before she glanced over to the woods and briefly wondered if she could just solve this by cutting all of the trees in the forest down. Of course, there were far too many for her to think more than an instant on it and instead she opted to her old reliable method.  Charging forward the girl swung the axe down into the first of the zombies, cleaving through its shoulder and bisecting a good portion of it off before she shoved her body weight against it. The already dismembered zombie was knocked to the ground, re-lifeless, as the second one lurched forward at her. Lana let go of the axe with one hand, raising it and thrusting it against the zombie's face as she attempted to push it back. The girl's increased confidence momentarily backfired as she realized this thing was a lot stronger and heavier than she gave it credit for, her gauntleted hand equally pushing aback against the zombie mindlessly moving forward.  After a momentary stalemate, the girl switched tactics and pushed to the side stepping back to create distance between her and the zombie. Though it momentarily stumbled, the zombie soon righted itself as it moved towards her again only to soon met by the flat of Lana's axe blade swatting its head. An audible snap could be heard as the metallic weapon caused the neck to bend at an unnatural angle before being snapped entirely from the zombies body, the creature itself falling to the ground limp.  As the zombie stopped moving, Lana soon felt another grab onto her shoulder. Reflexively the girl twisted and stepped away, having enough strength to tear away from the loose grip, as she spun around. Her axe was already in motion as it found its way into the under arm of zombie, cleaving the arm and neck off in one swing. The rest of the zombie soon thereafter fell to the ground. "Any more of you?!" The girl challenged the woods before letting out a, "tsk" knowing that there wouldn't be any end to them.  Running forward the girl soon made it to yet another similar shrine of bones with yet another glowing skull on it. She really didn't know what any of this was but as far as she could tell it was hurting the monster so, she would just be inclined to do it again. With one swift swing the girl shattered the skull and its altar, letting the light stream out and fly towards the towering dark creature once more. With her job here done the girl figured it was time to rush towards the last of the lights, and started to run back the path she came from.