Traveling in reverse through the Yu-Gi-Oh! world with the MD system

"Since you just said that's one of the reasons, what about the other reasons?"

"As for the rest... perhaps it's because Kaito never shows his expression? Ever since I've known him, he's always had that cold and arrogant look on his face. But..."

At this point, Ghosh seemed to remember something and immediately held up a finger, saying...

"However, there was one time when I unexpectedly saw him spending time with his younger brother, and it was only then that I saw a normal human expression on his face."

So, ever since then, I've felt that perhaps it's not that he lacks normal human emotions, but rather that in his world, only his younger brother is someone he treats as a human being.

"And other people are irrelevant to him."

Chapter 235: The Shark Predator

"Phew, it seems I've found a good job, but my colleagues are going to be a bunch of weirdos!"

After working with Ghosh and Druva for an afternoon, Soreva felt completely exhausted.

Soreva spent the afternoon searching for skilled or promising duelists in Heartgard City with Ghosh and Drewa.

As for the specifics of how to do it...

Of course, we just watched the duels one by one! For a moment, Soreva felt that he and his companions were acting like voyeurs.

However, just as dusk was approaching, Soreva witnessed a duel that caught his attention.

The duel itself was unremarkable; what truly caught Soleva's attention was one of the duelists, Iron Man, whom he had met that morning.

However, the confident and spirited Iron Man of the morning was now defeated in a sorry state by the boy with dark blue hair on the other side.

Furthermore, as part of the bet for their duel, the dark blue-haired boy even reached out and took Iron Man's deck.

Soreva initially wanted to intervene, but Ghosh reached out and pressed down on his shoulder.

"If you're trying to help the guy whose deck was stolen get it back, I personally hope you give up."

"Why, Ghosh? This kind of plundering is wrong in itself, isn't it?"

Faced with Soreva's question, Druva answered on Ghosh's behalf:

"No, the deck was part of the wager for the duel, and both parties agreed to it. So, since the boy won the duel, he has the right to take the deck that was part of the wager, which is perfectly reasonable."

If the losing boy didn't agree to the bet, he could have refused the duel from the start.

Following Druva's words, Ghosh also spoke up:

"Moreover, what I want to see are true duelists. Relying on the strength of others is not the quality of a true duelist."

Therefore, rather than you helping that boy get his deck back, I would much rather he challenge the winner who took his deck again and reclaim it on his own.

"Alright, since you've all put it that way..."

Seeing that the dark blue-haired boy seemed to grab something from Yuma, who was rushing over and standing next to Tetsuo, Soreva immediately pointed and asked the two of them,

"Now, it seems to be something unrelated to the duel. Can I meddle in this?"

Immediately afterwards, Soreva felt the hand on his shoulder loosen, and Ghosh's voice rang out again:

"Sure, do as you please."

Soreva smiled immediately and walked towards Tetsuo and Yuma.

"Let me tell you the true value of this thing."

The dark blue-haired boy snatched the necklace from Yuma's chest, and with a flick of his wrist, the gold necklace slipped from his grasp and fell to the ground.

"The true value of something is often only realized after it's been lost!"

As he spoke, the dark blue-haired boy raised his foot high, as if to stomp on the necklace that had fallen to the ground. But just then, he heard a strange voice from behind him:

"Sorry, my foot slipped."

Immediately afterwards, he felt a tremendous force kick his leg, which was still on the ground. His foot slipped instantly, and he landed on his buttocks first in a "Wild Goose Landing on the Sand" move.

"Lord Shark!"

Seeing their boss in trouble, the two thugs who had been holding Yuma back immediately released him and surrounded the blue-haired boy they called Shark.

The one who started all this, Soreva, picked up the golden necklace, casually walked towards Yuma, and tossed it in Yuma's direction.

"Here you go, Yuma, don't let someone else snatch it away again."

"Ah good!"

This sudden turn of events caught Yuma off guard, and he didn't react until the necklace was almost hitting his face before he frantically tried to catch it.

Fortunately, after a flurry of activity, he managed to catch the necklace.

Yes, but it was caught on my face.

Meanwhile, Iron Man, recognizing that it was Soleva who had helped him, immediately waved to Soleva in greeting.

"Hey, sir, thanks for your help!"

"Seriously, I told you not to call me 'uncle'!"

Seeing Soleva and Iron Man chatting happily, Shark, who had been helped to his feet by his underlings, naturally assumed that Soleva was with Iron Man and his group, and immediately began to yell fiercely at Soleva:

"Hey! You, are you doing this on purpose?! Trying to pick a fight!?"

"Yes, that's right, I'm here on purpose to cause trouble, so what?"

Seeing that Soreva had admitted it so readily, Shark was speechless and couldn't think of anything to say in response. He immediately thought of calling his underlings to teach Soreva a lesson.

however……

"Lord Shark, this... maybe we should just forget about it?"

Seeing that Sorevana was almost a head taller than them, the shark's two henchmen immediately cowered and almost hid behind the shark.

Seeing his underlings performing so poorly, Shark had no choice but to pull out the deck he had just won from Iron Man:

"Anyway, your goal is definitely to help him get this deck back, right? Then, duel me! If you can beat me, I'll give this deck back to you. But if you lose, you hand over your deck!"

Shark believed that he and his underlings might not be able to get revenge on Soreva by brute force alone, so they would use a duel to defeat him! He was confident that with his strength, he could definitely beat this unknown stranger.

When Iron Man and Yuma heard Shark's suggestion, they were delighted. They had witnessed Soleva's duel firsthand and believed that with Soleva's skill, he might be able to defeat Shark and reclaim Iron Man's deck.

However, Soreva's response once again surprised them:

"No, I refuse. As a duelist, you're too weak. I have no interest in bullying you. Besides..."

After glancing at the Iron Man beside him, Soreva spoke again.

"Since it's Iron Man's deck, Iron Man, don't you want to beat him in a duel and reclaim your own deck?"

Soleva's words instantly caused a huge uproar among them. Shark was furious because Soleva called him weak, Tetsuo was also pondering Soleva's words, while Yuma stood up for Tetsuo:

"Uncle! How could you do this! Iron Man's deck has been stolen, how am I supposed to duel the shark now?!"

After complaining, Yuma turned around and shouted at the shark.

"Shark! If you absolutely have to fight to get back Iron Man's deck, then I'll be your opponent! If I win, you'll have to give Iron Man's deck back to you."

"But if you lose, you'll have to hand over your deck as well."

Chapter 236 The Borrowed Infinity, Despair Comes Knocking

Faced with the shark's request, Yuma hesitated for a moment at first. After all, it was a deck left by his father, just like the necklace around his neck, the only thing his father had left that he could cherish.

Seeing that Yuma couldn't give an answer right away, he left with the words, "This Sunday, at the station square, whoever comes and wants their deck back, duel me there."

"Phew, so you've already challenged him to a duel? Yuma-kun, you're being a bit too impulsive. Based on the strength you showed me before, defeating that shark is nothing but a pipe dream."

Upon hearing Soleva's somewhat sarcastic tone, Yuma immediately turned to Soleva and said:

"But Iron Man's deck has been stolen! Am I supposed to just stand there and watch? The old man who refused to help us has no right to say that!"

"Wait, when did I say I wouldn't help?"

Soreva's question startled Yuma for a moment, and he replied somewhat blankly:

"But didn't you just say you wouldn't fight a shark?"

"Yeah, I only said I wouldn't duel the shark. But if Iron Man is planning to reclaim his deck from the shark through his own duels, I wouldn't mind lending a hand. For example..."

As he spoke, Soreva pulled out a deck of cards and waved it in front of the group.

“Yuma, didn’t you think that Iron Man couldn’t duel the shark without his deck? Well, I can lend Iron Man a deck and teach him how to use it. But…”

After bringing this deck to Iron Man's face, Soreva then said:

"Iron Man, do you have the courage to challenge that shark again? And are you confident that you can reclaim your deck with your own strength?"

"This……"

Faced with the deck that Soreva had laid out in front of him, Iron Man couldn't help but think of his crushing defeat against the shark, and his expression instantly fell.

Soreva assumed he was backing down, sighed, and turned to leave.

"If you're not prepared to fight your way back to your deck as a duelist, then you should wait and see if Yuma can pull off a miracle."

But, just as Soreva took a step, he heard Iron Man's voice:

"Uncle! Please lend me your deck! I want to take it back on my own!"

"Hmph, so you finally mustered up the courage? Very well."

After thinking for a moment, Soreva tossed the card box containing the deck behind him and said,

"Well then, you can borrow the deck for now. Take it back and familiarize yourself with it. Meet here every afternoon before Sunday, and I'll teach you how to use this deck."

After saying that, Soreva walked straight away, prompting a chorus of complaints from the Iron Man behind him:

"Hey old man, if you're going to give me a deck, at least give me a proper deck! Can you stop just throwing it around like that?!"

There was no way around it; after all, the card box that Soreva had casually tossed had hit Iron Man squarely on the head, making him dizzy and unable to catch the card box, which ended up falling to the ground.

At this point, it's hard to say whether Sorewa's throw was accurate or not.

Crouching down, Tetsuo began collecting the cards that had fallen from the card box that had been smashed on the ground. The first one was an Xyz Monster card with a black background.

Its name is [Electronic Dragon Infinity].

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