When a card game club is pulled into the Yu-Gi-Oh! world by the system

Countless millennia-old eyes wriggled and looked at the dark figure, unleashing an invisible curse that directly inflicted massive damage upon him.

The Dark One's LP: 8500 → 3000

Back to the beginning~

"End of round."

"My turn, draw a card. Hmm, looks like I'm in luck. Okay, let's open the face-down card, the Trap Card 'Bewitching Fallen Angel'—You can activate this effect by sending 1 'Fallen Angel' monster from your hand or your field to the Graveyard. Target 1 face-up monster your opponent controls and gain control of it until the End Phase."

"Send [Fallen Angel Ishtarb] from your hand to the Graveyard and gain control of [Millennium Eye Nashtar] on your field!"

The fallen female angel danced with her holy and alluring figure, her three pairs of jet-black wings radiating a seductive aura, tempting and whispering the fall of all living beings.

That corrosive and soul-deep allure of decadence is enough to make everything fall apart.

Come on~ Let's have some fun~

Even the monstrous alien was no exception; its countless golden, thousand-year-old eyes narrowed at this moment, giving it a lecherous look as it leisurely drifted over to the dark figure's arena.

Even so, the Fallen Angel monsters that are equipped with these items still cannot activate their effects.

"Activate the Spell Card [Monster Resurrection] to Special Summon [Fallen Angel Ishtarb] from my Graveyard!"

Ishtarb is the Mayan goddess of suicide, depicted as a woman with a hanging head. Here, she is portrayed as a fallen angel with three pairs of black wings and a robe that is half black and half white.

Fallen Angel Ishtab

Race: Angel

Attribute: Dark

Star rating: 10

Attack: 2500

Defense: 2900

"Activate the effect of [Fallen Angel Ishtarb] - Pay 1000 Life Points, then target 1 'Fallen Angel' Spell/Trap Card in your Graveyard. Apply the effect of that Spell/Trap Card. After that, return that card from your Graveyard to your Deck. This effect can also be activated during your opponent's turn."

The Dark One's LP: 3000 → 2000

This is basically a fairly common effect among fallen angels.

"Choose [Enchanted Fallen Angel] from the graveyard and gain control of [Faceless Illusion Magician] on your field."

The Fallen Angel's effect does not target Spell/Trap cards, so it can target cards that have been activated this turn, and it does not require paying the cost of targeting Spell/Trap cards.

The enchanting dance reappeared, the wildly fluttering wings possessing an incredible magic. Even the magician, who usually only chuckled foolishly, turned lecherous and walked to the other side in a daze.

"And then, hehehe, the normal summon is [Witch of Lost Paradise]."

The saintess, who stole the forbidden sacred object and was judged and fallen by the great god, is now unrecognizable, and her eyes, hidden under her hood, emit a faint red glow.

The Witch of Lost Paradise

Star rating: 4

Attribute: Dark

Race: Angel

Attack: 100

Defense: 2000

"Hey hey hey hey hey hey!!! What Fallen Angel deck would include the card [Witch of Paradise Lost]?! I feel like you're cheating at printing cards!"

Kang Feng unleashed a barrage of 10 sarcastic remarks, shouting wildly.

"Hey, but they're all dark-attribute angels, and they look a lot like fallen angels."

The dark-skinned person, whether feigning ignorance or genuine naivety, scratched his hair with his dark arms and spoke.

"......"

What more can I say?

"Haha, don't worry about such trivial matters. Activate the effect of [Witch of Lost Paradise]—You can activate this effect when this card is successfully summoned. Add 1 'Forbidden' Quick-Play Spell Card from your Deck to your hand. Add [Forbidden Holy Lance] to your hand."

It's over. I'm really done for now.

After seeing the Forbidden Holy Lance, Kang Feng felt his face cards were useless. As for why—

"Change [Faceless Illusion Magician] to attack stance, then, battle—[Millennium Eye Sacrifice] direct attack, Cursed Eye!"

It's really quite a wicked sense of humor to deliberately say the name backwards.

Kang Feng mentally complained, then saw his monster attack him.

"Open the face-down card, Trap Card [Magic Cylinder] (It was already an OCG effect in the GX era, I just noticed -_-||) - When your opponent's monster declares an attack, you can target 1 attacking monster. Negate that attacking monster's attack and inflict damage to your opponent equal to that monster's ATK."

"Quick-Play Spell [Forbidden Lance] - You can target 1 face-up monster on the field. That monster loses 800 ATK until the end of this turn and is unaffected by the effects of other Spell/Trap Cards. Select [Millennium Eye Sacrifice]."

[Millennium Eye Sacrifice] Attack Power: 5500 → 4700

Their attacks are monster effects, not spells or traps.

A powerful and invisible curse descended upon Kang Feng's body, and intense pain erupted in an instant, but Kang Feng remained expressionless, as if he could not feel the pain at all.

Kangfeng LP: 4000 → 0

winner—The Dark One

Losing is frustrating, but it's a combination of intuition, a virus, and taboos. However, this is exactly the problem that countless players encounter when playing cards. There are countless examples of people turning the tables with a single card. As long as the opponent didn't cheat, you lose, and that's that. It's not like you can't afford to lose.

However, this dark-skinned person also caught Kang Feng's attention. Although neither side used their strongest decks, the dark-skinned person was currently stronger.

I'm really curious, what kind of deck will he have?

However, this time Kang Feng also intended to test the other party's identity, but when he saw that the other party said "battle" instead of "battle phase" during the battle phase, he lowered his guard a bit, since they were already used to saying it that way.

I don't think he was faking it...

"A delightful duel, isn't it? Then I'll await your good news, Your Excellency, when the time comes. I eagerly anticipate the establishment of the Dark Council."

"After all, there will definitely be an even more extravagant feast than a few years ago, hehe~"

After the dark figure left behind cryptic words, the black mist dissipated, leaving behind his subordinates who had just awakened.

A crazy feast from a few years ago? I remember it was something like—

Kang Feng pondered his words and recalled the information he had previously consulted.

The fundamental reason for the establishment of the Duel Council during the chaotic period when the order of the Duel World collapsed—

The trigger for everything was the time when the police headquarters was bulldozed...

The mastermind behind that incident remains unknown to this day...

Chapter 252 Educational Battle of the Electronic Flow Dojo

Your status is that of a subordinate.

[Official Identity 1: Former senior disciple of the Electronic Flow School, now graduated]

[Second Identity: Professional Duelist - S·D (Not SD Gundam)]

Because of the recent competitions and constant travel, you've decided to return to the dojo to rest for a while and teach your junior disciples.

[Hidden Identity: None available; you will need to choose your own identity]

Legend has it that there exists an organization called the Duel Council, which maintains order in this world. Every member is a renowned and powerful duelist. But where there is light, there is shadow; the shadows are stirring, and untouchable undercurrents are quietly surging.

Choose: light or shadow? Will you be the deep shadow lurking beneath the light, or the sole light breaking through the darkness? Or perhaps...?

[Attention, attention! Unknown changes have occurred in this world. To make the new mode more interesting, your memories will be blurred, and your original history of existence will begin to be distorted.]

Shi Da was sitting in his room at his dojo, deep in thought.

It's been over a month now, and Starr has gotten used to his new role.

I really didn't expect to play this, but the Cyber ​​Dragon deck actually came back into my hand. It seems like fate really is at play...

As for his second identity, simply put, it's playing professionally, but he hasn't found a suitable team to join yet.

"Senior Brother, it's time for class."

The voice of a new disciple of the Electronic Stream came from outside the door, and he replied with "I understand" before getting up with his deck and heading to the dojo classroom.

Looking at the group of immature kids, Shi Da gradually became more familiar with them, even using the same tricks his teacher had used on him before.

It's just teaching a little brat. Our great nation's education system has been passed down for thousands of years. The fact that the parent could make the punishment of copying texts so smoothly shows that he's an expert.

"Okay, so before today's lesson begins, Mr. Sakutaro Egami, have you finished copying what I asked you to copy?"

A cocky-looking kid stood up and answered impatiently in a loud voice:

"no!"

A black cross appeared on Stark's head.

"If you didn't copy, why did you reply so loudly!"

"Because I'm afraid you won't hear me!"

"Holy crap—"

In his excitement, Starr almost uttered one of the most commonly used swear words, but considering his current status, he forced himself to hold back.

This isn't the first or second time that Sakutaro Egami has done this; he always manages to make me angry. He's incredibly mischievous, and the reason...

"Alright, let's do it the rules then. Come on up and duel! If I lose, you won't have to copy anything and you'll have to clean up afterwards. If you lose, you'll obediently finish copying and then clean up!"

Since it was in the dojo, and because of his previous education, Shida couldn't think of any punishment, so he simply had to clean and copy texts as punishment.

"Tch, are you going to lecture me again with your deck that's purely for winning?"

At this point, Sakutaro Egami said with a look of disgust.

"Why are you pulling this stunt again? I carefully selected and assembled these cards! Besides, I'm not going to participate in a grand tournament. The goal of professional competition is to win!"

Stardell was speechless at this kid. Other decks were one thing, but this Cyber ​​Dragon deck was supposed to be fun... and he even told me he was only focused on winning and had forgotten the essence of dueling...

Are you out of your mind...? Saying something like that to a professional player...

Entertainment is entertainment, and competition is competition. For competitive players, victory is the source of joy. The essence of Yu-Gi-Oh! is winning and then dominating!

"The essence of a duel is—"