Yu-Gi-Oh!: I've Been Kidnapped by the Spirits and Taken to Duel City

Chapter 30 Malik gave it a thumbs down.

"We lost! How could we have lost!"

Keith clutched his head in despair; the mark of the Millennium Eye was already beginning to appear on his forehead.

"No! No! Lord Malik! Give me another chance!"

"what!"

……

Malik was in a bad mood after drifting at sea for several days without being able to reach the shore.

Damn it, who the hell set up this customs?! Don't they know we tomb keepers don't even have household registration?

As it turns out, illegal immigration is not an easy task.

Malik was adrift at sea when he discovered that his assassin, Keith, whom he had sent to spy on the nameless Pharaoh, had failed, and he promptly punished him.

"Hmph! My men are not allowed to fail, Keith, you've disappointed me greatly!"

Malik raised the Millennium Staff and remotely erased Keith's consciousness, but out of curiosity, he still took a look at how this guy lost.

You wouldn't believe it until you see it; Malik was also quite surprised: "A monster with an attack power of 5300!? Why does this Kagura seem even more like the Pharaoh than the one in the game?"

"And this guy always seems to be from three thousand years ago. Could he be the reincarnation of a priest from three thousand years ago?"

(Kagura: No, you're overthinking it. I just think it's fun.)

But if Kagura Kiryu knew that Malik was eyeing him, he would probably be very happy.

Because I can happily print cards again.

Malik grew increasingly alarmed and directly took over the consciousness of the thief Keith.

Thief Keith had already been banished into darkness because of his consciousness, and was now sleeping peacefully with his eyes rolled back, never to wake up again. Kagura Kiryu had even started secretly taking cards from his deck.

Suddenly, Keith opened his eyes wide, startling Kagura, who was only a few steps away from him.

Kiryu Kagura looked at Keith, who had the Millennium Eye symbol on his head, and realized that Malik had possessed him again. He asked directly:

"Malik?"

"Hmph, so it seems you still remember me, Kagura Kiryu!"

Keith mimicked Malik's voice and chuckled, "Looks like you have a good relationship with that container over there, hehehe."

He changed his tone and said, "A strong person like you should aim higher, instead of staying in high school and playing house with them."

"So, how about pledging your allegiance to me! If you help me defeat Yugi Muto, I might even give you the legendary God Card as a reward!"

"The Card of God?"

This time, Kagura Kiryu was genuinely interested: "How about this, give me all three God Cards, and I'll consider helping you out."

Malik: ...

I only have two God Cards left. How can I give them to you?

Besides, what would I use if I gave you everything? You can't even ask for an exorbitant amount like this.

After spending many years underground, Malik finally realized what was happening: "Damn it! You've been playing me!"

Kagura Kiryu shook his head: "Why are you getting so worked up? How about this, give me that golden crispy chicken!"

Malik: "Bastard! How dare you insult the great Sun God! You're finished! You..."

Malik suddenly caught a glimpse of the Millennium Puzzle slowly descending through the device via Keith's body, and the little watch below, who was eagerly waiting. He then understood.

"Hmph, so that's how it is. Deliberately trying to provoke me and distract me? But you can't fool me, Malik!"

Malik finally remembered his purpose: if he could just break the Millennium Puzzle that housed the soul of the nameless Pharaoh, wouldn't he be able to take revenge on the Pharaoh indirectly?

There's no need to even play cards anymore.

So he manipulated Keith's body and stepped directly onto the dueling platform, lunging forward to snatch the Millennium Puzzle that was about to fall.

Kiryu Kagura raised an eyebrow: "I was prepared for this move! Dark Magician Girl! Dark Magic Explosion!"

The Dark Magician Girl emerged from the deck and unleashed a magic bullet at the Thief Keith. Keith was hit by the magic bullet, screamed in pain, and his finger grazed the edge of the Millennium Puzzle.

Several building blocks were pried off, and Little Biao's eyes immediately welled up with tears: "No, another me!"

Kagura went in to check and found that Keith had fallen unconscious again, while at the warehouse entrance, Bakura was holding the Millennium Wheel in his hands, seemingly doing something.

Seeing Kagura looking in his direction, he quickly put away the Millennium Wheel and pretended that he had just arrived.

"game!"

Yamibakura feigned innocence: "How are you? Are you alright?"

While Xiao Biao was preoccupied with the Millennium Puzzle, Kagura took the opportunity to hand the broken pieces of the puzzle to Xiao Biao, who was holding the main body of the puzzle.

"Here, the game, this is yours, right?"

"Thank you, Kagura."

Xiao Biao was so moved that tears almost welled up in her eyes: "If it weren't for you, I, I..."

Dark Bakura clicked his tongue. Damn it, this bastard transfer student.

Kagura Kiryu glanced at him discreetly. In the original story, Dark Bakura secretly attached a fragment of his soul to the game while helping Yugi collect the Millennium Puzzle.

Even if he is defeated by Dark Malik in the Dark Games, he can be resurrected.

This time, being unable to do anything drastic should make this great evil god restrain himself a bit.

The three quickly returned to school, but no one was really interested in studying. The four-person game group, along with Yugi Ryuji, went to Grandpa's shop. Yugi went upstairs to build Millennium Puzzle, while the others sat in the card shop and waited.

Bakura made an excuse and left, leaving everyone looking worried. Kagura Kiryu suddenly remembered that he had never asked about Yugi, so he took the opportunity to ask the others.

"Another game, huh? It's housed in the building blocks on your chest during regular games. What a strange concept, like something out of a shonen manga."

Kagura Kiryu stroked his chin and gave a fair assessment.

Jonouchi, slumped over the table, said listlessly, "Kagura... really... haha... a unique perspective."

Kyoko silently remarked, "As expected of Kiryu, his style is truly unique."

Ryuji Otogi and Kiryu Kagura weren't close. He had redeemed himself through fighting the game, so Ryuji was initially a little worried. However, Kiryu Kagura's interruption eased his tension considerably.

"Kagura, aren't you a little airheaded?"

Everyone: ...

Don't say it out loud, we've been holding back for so long without daring to complain.

Honda's good friend quickly shut up Otogi Ryuji's mouth, quickly skipping the topic and suggesting that they play cards while waiting.

Of course, this game doesn't necessarily have to be a duel; it can also be Dou Dizhu (a popular Chinese card game).

Chicken Sauce (Suguroku Muto) approved of the suggestion and somehow found a few decks of cards, and the group started playing cards.

"I won again."

After playing his last card, Kagura Kiryu's face was clean, while his other friends had their faces covered in sticky notes.

Even Muto Sugoroku, who was once known as a legendary gambler, and Jonouchi, who had incredible luck, had several graffiti on their names.

Honda, Kyoko, and Otogi Ryuji: ...

Are these duelists cheating? How come they're all so skilled?

Kagura kindly explained to them, "It's the power of fate."

Kyoko was even more confused: "What is the power of fate?"