Yu-Gi-Oh!: Worldwide Mix, the Ultimate Necromancer Duel

The Great Sun Goddess and You Chen chatted all the way, and by the time they returned to the hotel, You Chen finally had a general understanding of the conflict between humans and elves in this world.

The story begins a hundred years ago.

At that time, humans and elves got along fairly well.

The elves live freely among the mountains, rivers, lakes, and seas, while humans thrive in towns and villages. Occasionally, their paths cross, and they help each other.

Some spirits will even actively seek out human duelists and become partners in battle.

But later, everything changed.

Some people, in order to become stronger, started to have crooked ideas.

They discovered that spirits could be transformed into cards, and these cards often possessed power far exceeding that of ordinary cards. Thus, the capture of spirits, forced contracts, and even the cruel methods of taming spirits began to circulate in the underworld.

Their methods are becoming increasingly vicious, and their behavior increasingly extreme.

Finally, things escalated.

The elves broke their silence and began to fight back, attacking human settlements.

The war broke out and lasted for decades, resulting in countless deaths and injuries on both sides.

Even today, the conflict continues unabated and shows signs of intensifying.

"I'm not entirely sure what exactly caused this conflict," said the Great Sun Priestess, half-reclining in the air, her posture as leisurely as a cat sunbathing. "I only know that such a thing happened."

You Chen nodded, seemingly lost in thought.

However, he wasn't naive enough to think that the elves were completely innocent.

As far as he knew, the group of elves, led by the Sixth Worldly Evil, had also done many bad things to humans.

Invasion, destruction, enslavement—they've done plenty of these things.

Perhaps they were the ones who started the conflict in the first place.

In short, both sides have their own version of events, and the true right and wrong have long been buried in a century of blood and fire, making them difficult to trace back.

"That's all I know." The Great Sun Priestess stretched, her golden flowing skirt swaying gently in the air. "But I don't care. I don't want to get involved in this mess. It's better to be a nobody."

You Chen couldn't help but laugh when he saw her languid appearance.

"That suits me perfectly." He winked. "I just want to be a salted fish."

He turned his head to look out the window, where the city lights twinkled in the night.

"Besides, we'll be moving to a different place soon."

The Great Sun Maiden floated to his side and asked curiously, "Where are you going?"

You Chen's gaze pierced through the glass, landing on the unseen sea in the distance.

"Duel Academy"

……

The next day, early in the morning.

On the azure sea, several seagulls soared across the sky, emitting clear cries.

The outline of the island gradually became clear in the morning mist.

Duel Island.

This place is known as having the strongest dueling training system in history. It is also a sacred training ground that countless duelists dream of visiting.

However, it has another, more widely known name—

Seahorse Paradise.

You Chen stood at the school gate, looked up at the magnificent gate, and breathed a sigh of relief.

"Thank goodness, I was almost late."

He turned to look at the Great Sun Maiden Priestess floating beside him, his tone tinged with resentment.

"Why didn't you wake me up? You almost ruined something important."

The Great Sun Goddess blinked, looking completely innocent.

"I called you. You said you wanted to sleep a little longer."

You Chen: "...And then? You didn't call me after a while?"

The Great Sun Goddess spread her hands, speaking with self-righteous indignation.

"Tsk! Don't slander me. You said you'd go in a bit yesterday, but you didn't move until the next morning. I thought you meant you were going to sleep in until tonight."

You Chen: "..."

Good guy.

If you put it that way, he really can't refute it.

They're quite sharp-tongued.

Could she be used as a mouth substitute in the duel, providing additional magical damage and boosting the blood pressure of the underworld deck?

"Excuse me! I'm late! I'm late—Aaaaaah!!"

Before You Chen could react, he suddenly heard hurried footsteps and screams like ghosts howling behind him.

The next second, a figure rushed past him and bumped into him squarely on the shoulder.

You Chen's 1.8-meter frame didn't even sway.

But the guy who bumped into him was bounced back and staggered a couple of steps before finally regaining his balance. He turned around, revealing a somewhat childish face and his signature brown jellyfish-shaped hair.

"I'm so sorry, so sorry!" He waved his hands repeatedly, his face full of embarrassment. "I'm in a hurry, I'm very sorry! Haha!"

You Chen looked at the impetuous young man in front of him and was momentarily dazed.

Isn't that Jaden Yuki?

Is this guy a professional scammer?

In the original story, that's how he bumped into Yugi Muto and got a Winged Kuriboh card from him.

How long has it been, and I've already run into myself again?

Could it be that he also wants to get a card from me?

Seeing that he didn't speak, Yuki Judai thought the other party was angry, and scratched his head, wanting to apologize a few more times.

"Don't go towards the main entrance," You Chen suddenly said, pointing in another direction. "The gate is already closed at this time, they won't let you in. See that railing over there? Climb over it."

Yuki Judai looked in the direction he was pointing and his eyes lit up.

"That's right! How come I didn't think of that!"

He turned around and gave You Chen a bright smile.

"Thanks! I'll treat you to dinner sometime!"

Before he finished speaking, he had already run away in a flash.

You Chen watched his cheerful figure disappear into the distance and shook his head.

Then he turned around and walked towards the main entrance.

"Hello." He took out his ID card and said to the staff at the door, "I am a new student here to take the entrance exam."

The staff member took the ID card, swiped it on the machine, looked at the screen, and then looked at You Chen.

"The exam has been going on for twenty minutes," he said matter-of-factly. "According to college regulations, latecomers are not allowed to enter the exam room."

"Instead of this, I think you should go over there; a late student is about to climb up."

You Chen pointed to the railing over there.

The staff turned their heads and saw that some students had actually climbed up.

While they were still in a daze, You Chen chuckled and went inside.

And just then, sure enough, Jaden Yuki finally managed to climb up.

When Yuki Jaden climbed up, he happened to see the two girls and the man in sunglasses, and paused for a moment.

He could only awkwardly flash a peace sign and say with a grin, "Exam admission ticket number 110, Yuki Judai. You should have made it, right?"

Yuki Jaden was speechless. This place should be very secluded, so how could the staff have found him in advance?

It's so hard to guess what the reason is.