Yu-Gi-Oh! 5Ds: Duelists Beyond Light

Chapter 127 Speed ​​126 Kidnapping
Street.

A pure white D-wheeled security vehicle was speeding through the streets, but the person on it was not a security guard, but You Qing who had just come out of the high-speed arena.

In the last duel, in order to save Yan Chenghai, You Qing took the initiative to step forward and control the out-of-control D-wheel, which also caused his own D-wheel to be severely damaged and would not be repaired until this evening.

You Qing originally planned to take a taxi, but Yego waved his hand and directly got him a D-round car, saying that he just needed to return it as soon as he finished his business.

This is certainly not in line with the rules. After all, after Chiyan Shanye stepped down, You Qing's consultant status should have been revoked. But Yego was sent from the New Tongshiye City Headquarters, so naturally no one dared to disobey his orders.

The distance from Area R to Area E was not far or near. Halfway through, a traffic light changed color, so You Qing stopped and continued thinking.

After a period of understanding, I found that the card resources in the satellite area are indeed scarce. Most of the cards circulating here are junk that New Child Mino City doesn't want. Usually it is almost difficult to put together a deck with entries.

You Qing knew that it would be better to ask the experienced Mr. Seng Zheng than to rely on himself. He could take this opportunity to ask more about the card elves.

While drinking last night, he vaguely heard some very unfamiliar movements and suspected that it was the call of the card elves. Although it was most likely an illusion after being drunk, how could one be sure about things in this world?
Soon, the red light turned green. You Qing stepped on the accelerator, and the roar of the D-wheeled vehicle echoed from the intersection, heading towards the Jibingliu Gym...

Area E, Kajiki Street, Gokuhyo Ryu Gym.

On this day, there was still a constant stream of visitors.

After watching the recent competition, many residents of the satellite area want to change their fate through dueling and become the top people of Shindo Mino City. Most of them have never known about dueling and don’t know how to learn it, so they come to visit the duel gym that performed brilliantly in the competition - Jibingliu.

Among the crowd coming in and out, two mysterious men who had been here before stood across the intersection, eating lunch boxes in big mouthfuls. Next to them, two ordinary motorcycles with old appearances were parked.

"Hmm... I say, it's almost time to get started," one of them said after dumping the remaining food into the trash can and checking the time. "I can understand Commander Kawasaki not being here, but what about Stanchi? How can we work without him?"

The other man took a few deep puffs of his cigarette, then put it out by sticking the butt into his rice. "Hey, Stanchi... He's just an ordinary unit, but he insists on imitating Commander Kawasaki's punctual execution style. With his brain, can he even figure out time?"

As the two were talking, a young man with messy hair came over from the roadside snack bar, rubbing his bloated stomach. He stood under the next street light and took out a box of cigarettes from his pocket. But just as he put the cigarette in his mouth, he found that his lighter was broken, so he walked over with a wry smile.

"Sorry, buddy, let me ask, is there any fire?" Tianguang Wulan asked with a smile.

One of them waved his hand impatiently, intending to refuse, but the other recognized the identity of the guy who borrowed the fire. One of their plans was to get Tianguang Wulan and Sengzheng away, so after exchanging a glance, the one in the black jacket took out a lighter, politely lit one for Tianguang Wulan, and started chatting with him.

Time ticked by, with less than half a minute left before the Utopia Organization's mission was to begin. The two men across the street were getting a bit impatient waiting. The one who was stalling Tianguang Wulan had completely lost the conversation; he truly had no interest in dueling. Tianguang Wulan had been nagging him with stories about legendary duelists, even throwing in a few little Easter eggs. The main point was that if you were just listening, it wouldn't matter. The key was that Tianguang Wulan deliberately kept everyone in suspense with a question after each paragraph, waiting to see others scratching their heads and pondering before he'd burst into laughter and smugly recount the legendary duelist's card game solution from back then, embellished with details...

That guy didn't know how to fight, and was just a low-level thug doing manual labor in Paradise. Tianguang Wulan was almost overwhelmed by the test, but he was afraid that the boy would find it boring and return to the gym, causing trouble for their subsequent actions, so he had no choice but to rack his brains and accompany him.

Little did they know that the person they hated the most now, Tianguang Wulan, was actually the target that Utopia should attack the most; and Tianguang Qingxue, whom they carefully planned to kidnap, was just an ordinary person who had never been exposed to a superpower duel.

Finally, when there were only a dozen seconds left, a heavy-duty D-wheeled vehicle equipped with a special rear seat finally arrived and stopped at the door of the gym.

Amidst Tianguang Wulan's soft sigh, the three mysterious members of the Utopia Organization exchanged glances. One stayed behind to continue chatting with Tianguang Wulan, while another went into the gym to distract the most troublesome abbot. As for the D-wheeler, he went to complete the most important task—kidnap Tianguang Qingxue!

It was noon, and the rare bright sunshine in the Satellite Area fell in front of the busy Jibingliu Gym.

Everything is so peaceful and quiet...

But suddenly, chaos erupted from the gym. Amidst the clashing and exclamations, the D-wheeler in black racing clothes rushed out the door, carrying the unconscious Tianguang Qingxue. He expertly tossed the bound "experiment" onto the specially installed back seat of the D-wheeler, then stepped on the accelerator and sped away with a deafening roar!

“Hey, hey, hey, hey!” Tianguang Wulan was horrified. He was stunned for two seconds before he suddenly realized what had happened. Anxiously, he shouted loudly into the dojo: “Mr. Sengzheng!! Mr. Sengzheng!! My sister has been captured!!!”

He frantically called for help, and the thug who had just been forced to chat with him seemed to have been pardoned. He quickly got on his motorcycle and prepared to escape.

“Boom boom——————————————”

The engine roared and the thug smiled triumphantly. He had not expected that the mission could be completed so smoothly. But suddenly, he found that although he had twisted the throttle, the motorcycle could not move even a step away.

He turned around in surprise and was instantly terrified. He saw an old man in tight clothes with a white beard lifting the rear wheel of his motorcycle with one arm. The exaggerated lines of his muscles were crystal clear in the sunlight, and his furious and ferocious expression was like that of an enraged demon!
The monk roared, the muscles in his right arm tensing violently. With a furious swing, he swung his weapon, sending the thug and his motorcycle tumbling to the ground. Screams and crashing sounds echoed as another motorcycle engine roared from behind him and Tianguang Wulan. It was the other thug who had led the monk away, now escaping at full speed. In just a few seconds, he had nearly reached the intersection.

Tianguang Wulan gritted his teeth and prepared to mount his D-wheel to give chase, but a rushing sound of wind rang out beside his ears, and a black "sharp arrow" flashed in his eyes. The arrow shot straight down the street, and with a "click" sound, it hit the target accurately. Another sound of a rolling wheel was heard, and both thugs fell to the ground...

“Hualalalalala————————————”

Motorcycle parts were scattered all over the ground. Under the scorching sunlight, only a dark black ruler was seen tightly inserted into the rear wheel. On it, a few large dark golden characters were faintly glowing. It was - "Great Abbot"!
(End of this chapter)