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Chapter 782 "Entrusting an Orphan!?" (4K)

Overlord Gate: Infinite; Overlord Gate: Zero.

It is a Pendulum Monster from the Tyrannosaurus series, and also a support card for "Tyrannosaurus Rex Zach".

Amagi Hikaru glanced at the effect on the card; it was a physical card version of the Overlord Gate.

However, this is not a big deal.

The synergy between the effects of these two cards is also quite good.

The key point is "Tyrannosaurus Rex Zack".

Tyrannosaurus Rex Zach is the "final boss" in the original Yu-Gi-Oh! A5 series. He is the "predecessor" of the protagonist Yuya Sakaki. He was originally a professional duelist named "Zach". It was Zach who split into four tomatoes, which is why the story of Yu-Gi-Oh! A5 came about.

Yes, he is both the origin and the end of the entire A5 animation series!

Of course, as a viewer, Hikaru Amagi still doesn't understand why the production team changed the protagonist into the final boss and designed him as an extremely ugly little dragon.

But the key point is that his intensity is indeed high.

This "high" quality is not only reflected in the strength of the card.

In the original work, Zack is one of the very few people who are born with "spirit power" and can see spirits and make contact with them.

This is an extremely rare ability among all the characters in A5. Furthermore, Zack is also the "strongest" spirit user, possessing an incredibly strong ability to empathize with spirits and easily understand what they are thinking.

Originally, Zack had always been an outstanding young man, active in the professional duelist circle as a professional duelist, and was the strongest duelist in the true sense.

However, in his world, the spectators of duels have a very, very strong fondness for "bloodlust".

Because of the presence of physical images, the killing and pain become very obvious, which can effectively excite the audience. This excitement will then make the duelists more motivated. Those duelists who are eager to make a name for themselves will naturally be more inclined to this kind of bloody duel.

In normal circumstances, it wouldn't be a big deal, since for most duelists, no matter how bloodthirsty a duel may be, it's still just a physical image.

However, a bloody incident during a duel completely ignited everything.

Caught up in the atmosphere of the world, Zack, relying on his superhuman elf power, became increasingly fierce in his duels, and as he felt the pain of the elves, he also became increasingly extreme.

Ultimately, driven mad by the audience under these circumstances, Zack transforms into "Tyrannosaurus Rex Zack" and wants to destroy the world.

The four dimensions in the original Yu-Gi-Oh! A5 are the result of the world splitting apart after Rei Akaba defeated and sealed the Tyrannosaurus Rex using the "Flower, Bird, Wind, and Moon" technique.

In short, it's quite exaggerated. The Zack in the original work is definitely no worse than the Super Fusion, Red Dragon, or Source.

To be honest, Hikaru Amagi had considered the possibility of Zach before.

After all, since Yuya and the others felt uneasy, it's quite possible that it was Zack.

But Hikaru Amagi never expected to see these two cards in this environment and under these circumstances.

Perhaps, in Akaba Reiji's view, the two cards he gave to Amagi Hikaru did not reveal anything. Although they said "Tyrannosaurus Rex Zach" on them, they were ultimately just matters of the Pendulum Dimension, and might be his unique research, so Amagi Hikaru might not be able to see anything.

But Hikaru Amagi really did read the script.

Hikaru Amagi left with the two cards, without saying anything more to Reiji Akaba.

When he arrived at the training ground, he saw Yuya Sakaki panting heavily on the ground and couldn't help but rub his temples.

What kind of mess is this?

So, what Akaba Reiji was researching was Tyrannosaurus Rex Zack?
Honestly, if it were purely Yu-Gi-Oh! A5, and Hikaru Amagi knew that Reiji Akaba was doing this kind of thing, he would definitely object in a second, and in two seconds he would have a fighting look on his face. He would even fight the whole world to make Reiji Akaba stop this research.

After all, if Zack really came to life, who knows what kind of trouble he would cause in several dimensions.

But this world isn't really just Yu-Gi-Oh! A5.

The Fusion, Xyz, and Synchro dimensions each have their own major events, and they are clearly unrelated to the Pendulum dimension.

Furthermore, in the Pendulum Dimension, there exists a "GOD" called "Dragon of the End of Creation".

Therefore, it is obviously very difficult for Zack to unify the four dimensions as in the original work.

and.

Because of the existence of "GOD", Hikaru Amagi cannot determine what this "Zack" is all about.

After all, unlike Zack in the original comics, the "Zack" in this world is a "hero".

Hikaru Amagi has never forgotten how furious Rei Akaba was back then.

Rei-Oh Akaba, along with Yu-Sho Sakaki and several other colleagues, used "physical image" technology to create "God Cards," pouring infinite mass into a single card. At that moment, Rei-Oh Akaba's greed exploded, and he wanted to become the "Chosen One" who would rule countless worlds at the end.

It was Zack who discovered the plot of the Red Horse Zero King at that time, and sacrificed himself to bring the plot to an end.

This isn't Zack from the anime, driven mad by bloodthirsty viewers; he's an outstanding young man with a heart full of justice.

Therefore, even if Hikaru Amagi knew that Reiji Akaba was messing around with "Tyrannosaurus Rex Zak", Hikaru Amagi had no reason to make him stop directly.

Because even he wasn't sure whether it was a good thing or a bad thing.

If we only consider the original work, then someone as dangerous as Zack might not be allowed to live.

But what if Zack just wants to revive in the form of Duel Monsters and Spirits, and then join in the fun of the KC Cup?

It would be inappropriate for him to stop it.

Now, that's where the problem lies.

It was precisely because the problem was stuck right there that Amagi saw Akama Reiji's expression so strangely.

On one hand, he was shocked by the big secret that Akaba Reiji had hidden—if something went wrong, it was not something that one or two people could solve. Although you defeated Yuya in the original work, it was only after a duel between duelists from several dimensions and gathering intelligence that you won.

On the other hand, Amagi Hikaru was indeed unable to directly stop him.

After all, the Zack of this world isn't like Zero the Red Horse, whose evil is written all over his face. But that's precisely where his evil lies.

Stuck in this predicament, Amagi Hikaru had no way to say anything more to Akama Reiji, and could only wish him that Akama Reiji wouldn't lose control of the situation.

"I see." Tiera, having overheard Amagi Hikaru's whisper, roughly understood.

Hikaru Amagi didn't tell Tiera much about the "previous world," only about the potential crisis Zack might face. It was because of this that Tiera was able to understand why Hikaru Amagi's expression was so interesting when she saw "Overlord Zero and Overlord Infinity."

“In my experience, anything that involves this kind of thing never ends well.” Tierra spread her hands.

Anything involving gambling with the fate of a nation, ultimate weapons, etc., will inevitably backfire in the end.

“Yes.” Hikaru Amagi shook his head, rubbing his forehead with one hand.

Anything that can go wrong will eventually go wrong. Whether it's because there's a flawed method or a potential for error to occur, as long as an action is repeated, an error will happen at some point.

Murphy's Law always seems to apply in situations like this. The worst fear is that Reiji Akama might think he's created a "hero," but it's not the real Zack, but some kind of crazed Zack.

There's no going back then.

Amagi Hikaru looked up and then at Sakaki Yuya.

He hesitated for a moment.

The best course of action now is obviously to take Yuya Sakaki and Yuzu Hiiragi with them, but Daitokuji-sensei's reply has made Hikaru Amagi decide on the next steps, so he definitely can't take the two of them on an adventure in the "Unfinished Universe".

More importantly, Yuya Sakaki desperately needs "just the right amount" of hardship to grow, one that is "not so dangerous but really dangerous."

At least Akaba Reiji was limiting the use of the perpetual motion machine. Even if Amagi Hikaru didn't know what stage Akaba Reiji's research had reached, he could tell from the two Overlord Gate cards in his hand that it was still a long way off.

This approaching crisis is exactly what Yuya Sakaki needs.

but……

just in case.

He took a few steps and walked into the training ground. Sakaki Yuya, panting heavily, heard the approaching footsteps, looked up, and spotted Amagi Hikaru.

"Brother Tiancheng?"

Hikaru Amagi pursed her lips and looked at Yuya Sakaki with an expression that said, "You unlucky kid, what happened to you again?"

"Brother Tiancheng??" He was getting more and more flustered.

Hikaru Amagi took out his spare card case and, under Yuya Sakaki's increasingly tense gaze, began to chat with him.

Basically, you should be cautious during duels, avoid impulsive actions when in danger, and consult with Kisaka and Zedo when encountering problems...

You asked why we didn't refer to the yuzu?

Amagi Hikaru didn't mention it.

He felt that if he encountered a situation where he needed to ask his brother for advice, it was probably because Yuzu was stuck on something.

Amagi Hikaru rummaged through the cards for a while and took out a large pile of cards from the spare cards.

This made Yuya Sakaki even more nervous.

Wha, what do you mean?
"Take these." Hikaru Amagi handed them to Yuya Sakaki.

He glanced down.

Merging powerful troops, merging and dispatching troops, exchanging and merging, merging heterochromatic eyes...

The first few cards are all very famous, especially the Fusion Fusion, which is Hikaru Amagi's most frequently used "Fusion". Not only can it fuse, but it can also recycle fused monsters and draw cards. As another "Fusion" in the rules, it is very well-known.

The card "Odd-Colored Eyes Fusion" surprised Yuya Sakaki even more.

Has Brother Tiancheng already achieved such a fusion?
"Just in case, here you go too." Hikaru Amagi thought for a moment, then, still feeling uneasy, took a card from his deck and placed it in Yuya Sakaki's hand.

Yuya Sakaki stared wide-eyed at the Continuous Spell Card he had taken from Hikaru Amagi's deck, momentarily stunned.

Why did Tiancheng give himself even the cards from his main deck?!
"Brother Tiancheng, what's wrong—" He was getting more and more panicked, cold sweat beaded on his forehead, to the point that he didn't care about his physical exhaustion. The few people who had been watching this scene were also astonished.

If it were just one image, it could be described as a fusion of traditions.

But Amagi Hikaru gave him so many cards, it was like entrusting his orphan to someone. Who wouldn't be worried when they saw that?
"Don't be too nervous, they might not even come in handy." Hikaru Amagi patted Yuya Sakaki on the shoulder. "I'm giving them to you just in case. If you ever encounter a special situation, these cards might be of some help to you."

Putting everything else aside, that "Displacement Fusion" is the culmination of Amagi Hikaru's fusion experiments after he abandoned "Alchemy" during this period.

If necessary, it's enough to block an attack from an 11-star level spirit.

Of course, since it wasn't Amagi Hikaru himself, and it was just a fusion crystal, even if it were blocked, it would probably just turn to ash.

But it can also be considered a protective charm.

"I'm going back to the Fusion Dimension soon. I had a lot of fun with you guys these past few days, Yuya. I'm really looking forward to seeing you at the KC Cup. So, don't give up too easily."

"These aren't expensive cards. Except for this one, you should be able to get them in your world. Consider this my personal support."

Amagi Hikaru carefully considered his words and did not mention Akama Reiji.

After all, these are people from their own world. If I were to say something, I might be accused of trying to sow discord among the locals.

This is also a drawback of having an alternate dimension identity.

Hearing this, Yuya Sakaki finally breathed a sigh of relief.

Although he could still vaguely hear the hidden warning in Amagi Hikaru's words, he was no longer as panicked as before.

I thought Brother Tiancheng was recruiting assassins in our dimension.

He accepted the card, nodded to Hikaru Amagi, smiled confidently again, and said to Hikaru Amagi, "I will."

KC Cup...

A competition to determine the strongest duelist in the dimension and the title of "King of Duels".

An opportunity to meet countless duelists from other dimensions during the competition.

An opportunity to showcase his "entertainment duels" and "pendulum summoning" in front of duelists and audiences from all dimensions.

A chance to see her father again.

An opportunity to go all out against Tiancheng in a real competition.

A stage that... would be the most exciting to see Mr. Yugi Muto again.

He would never miss it.

"Then, see you next time."

Amagi Hikaru waved his hand and turned to leave. Several people hurriedly came out to see him off. Shionin Sora watched him leave, feeling both regretful and somewhat relieved. Mitsutsu Masumi even chased after him, hoping to have another duel with Amagi Hikaru.

However, Amagi Hikaru did not accept the duel.

Compared to the competition here, there will be a bigger stage in the future, and that stage is the Dimensional KC Cup.

To demonstrate one's principles of fusion and one's path as a knight in front of countless spectators is a strategy more in line with that of a duelist.

Afterwards, under the watchful eyes of many, Hikaru Amagi left Lion Corporation, taking with her a few special products, and then teleported directly back to the Great Cosmic Workshop.

Meanwhile, at the Great Cosmic Workshop, four top magicians—Master Daitokuji, Aleister, Sandrion, and Endymion—also returned.

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