Justice Rains from Above

So "Indecisive Sky, Alestiel" shows us that this deck is going to be revolving around controlling our bind zone to activate different skills based on what is in there. Black Wings is active when we have only even based grade in the bind zone, whereas White Wings is active when there is only odd grades in there. It doesn't matter if we have multiple of the same pattern (Odd or Even) in there, just that we only have one or the other pattern, as having both in there shuts down both Wings in the deck. As for "Indecisive Sky, Alestiel", she either lets us Ride up for the cost of a Soul Blast if we are in White Wings, or prevents grade 1 or less Rear-guards from attacking our Vanguard, both of which are really solid skills to have on a grade 1. Talking of solid skills, let us move onto the grade 2 in "Shining As-Is, Alestiel".

What "Astesice, Kiyora" does for the deck is she allows us to rush early no matter our bind zone and then bounce a front row unit back to hand to proctect it. Combining this with "Cooling Heart, Yuika" allows 3 attacks on turn 2 and then putting both front row Rear-guards back into hand, allowing us to save them for next turn. Or if you don't have enough power for 3 attacks, combining with Yuika can allow 2 attacks and bounce the full column instead, leaving no Rear-guards on field for retiring. Both grade 2 cards are decent options, but let us now look at the star of the deck in our rideline grade 3 - "Holy Angel of Blessings, Alestiel"

So as we have said, we need to run "Archangel of Twin Wings, Alestiel" as it is the target we have to ride into, as "Holy Angel of Blessings, Alestiel" asks for the original name, so reriding into herself would not work. But we do not only get a second Vanguard swing out of the play, we also get "Archangel of Twin Wings, Alestiel" skills live in the same turn as well, applying so much pressure. On top of that, due to how Dress Up works, we can then ride back into "Holy Angel of Blessings, Alestiel" next turn and it count as Persona Ride. Overall, the revolving door of Vanguards is a really interesting style. But how do we guarantee that we have the White Wings to do the superior ride every turn? Well that is where "Incessant Voice, Elkel" comes in.

With "Privilege Potential, Phenael", the ability to control our bind lets us choose which skills we do or do not want to activate at certain times. There is no grade or Wing restriction with this skill either, allowing us to manipulate our bind from as early as turn 2. And the second skill allowing us to scale even better in the late game across multiple attacks is really useful for the final push, as this deck doesnt have a dedicated win condition.

So Piael lets us extend even further with our attacks with letting her swing at a grade 3 or greater Vanguard from the back row. Whilst she may not get the power of Persona ride sitting there, using Black Wing skills such as "Privilege Potential, Phenael" and "Archangel of Twin Wings, Alestiel", we can reduce our opponent's Vanguard down in power to allow this to hit. Ideally if using Piael, you would want to heavily focus on the main bulk of the deck being Black Wings. So to assist that, we are going to be sticking with the Black Wing theme for our next card, and take a look at "Enfolding Fondness, Elyliel" 

So "Together With You, Serafiel" brings the deck together well, as allows us to return any Alestiel grade 3's in our drop back to deck, so ideally we want to soul blast out our "Archangel of Twin Wings, Alestiel" with other skills and then return them back to deck with Serafiel so that we can reride into them again. This also being a restanding booster helps, as if the opponent gives us a 1 or 2 triggers to pass when our Vanguard attacks, we can put the power onto Serafiel, allowing us to have that trigger power count for 2 attacks instead of just one, similar to how "Grand March of Full Bloom, Lianorn" plays. 

With "Nightlight Unison, Litael", we get some much needed resource gain within the deck, both in the form of soul charge and counter charge. This is definately more beneficial if we are focusing on a Dual Wing version, as we want to be counter blasting 2-3 times in a turn, so monitering the damage intake so that we can comfortably be at 2-3 damage on the end of our turn 3 allows this to fully go off and shine in the deck. It does get less useful in the later game, due to the fact it needs us to ride Alestiel twice in the same turn, and not doing that does make this card a vanilla. But after looking at a White Wing tech, let us look at our Black Wing tech in "Heavenly Recital, Emmael".