Chapter 167: A New Atmosphere

After the duel ended, Jain generously admitted her defeat.

Perhaps it was because the power of the Light of Destruction left her, she became less impatient and became polite. Subsequently, the Lightsworn spirits also began to negotiate with the KaibaCorp staff.

This aspect of things was not something Tenjou Hikari was good at. Tenjou Hikari didn't understand management at all. The Fusion Department could reach where it was today entirely because of his personal prestige and the rhythm of his dealings with others. He was clueless about other things and couldn't offer any suggestions.

Jain was not the strongest spirit among this batch of spirits. Although she was indeed a high-level spirit, she was not a spirit of the level of Judgment or Punishment. But Lightsworn was a righteous spirit force, and keeping one's word was the most basic point. Moreover, after seeing Jain's defeat, they also knew that these humans were not sheep that needed protection, so they wouldn't be so persistent.

Destroying a dimension was not something they were determined to do, even internally. The spirits of Judgment Dragon didn't even speak up in this duel, which showed that they were not very firm internally.

They could help humans protect the lanes and first protect all ordinary life in this dimension.

Although fighting against the scattered soldiers of the Dark World was a bit of a waste of time, Lightsworn could accept this waste.

In this process, Tenjou Hikari also specifically mentioned the situation on Judai's side, suggesting that they could concentrate there.

In fact, when communicating with Judai, Judai didn't say the specific situation on his side, nor did he compare which side was more dangerous.

Perhaps in Judai's view, he wasn't being targeted, but the whole dimension was like this, so dangerous.

But Tenjou Hikari couldn't help but prepare.

Perhaps the demons of the Dark World had discovered Judai's past life, perhaps the Dark World was looking for him, and perhaps even Yubel had already been resurrected. These were all uncertain.

Therefore, if there was a chance, he certainly hoped that the Lightsworn would concentrate a bit more.

The Lightsworn gradually stationed themselves in various regions. Although their numbers were fewer than the Dark World, because they were not afraid of death, they were not much worse than the scattered demons of the Dark World.

And beyond that, because of Tenjou Hikari, the Lightsworn were also willing to have in-depth conversations with humans.

Many Lightsworn were even willing to duel with humans to choose partners that suited their hearts.

This was truly good news for the students.

Because the most fundamental and core original intention of this GX tournament was that Principal Samejima saw that the students were really not making progress, so he came up with an opportunity to give all students motivation.

As long as they explored in this dimension, they would have the possibility of finding spirits they could talk to. At that time, they would have the possibility of becoming stronger and changing their past grades.

And Lightsworn was the kind of force that quite met Principal Samejima's requirements!

First, Lightsworn didn't care which dimension they were in. Even leader-level spirits could leave the Realm of Justice at any time and reside in a certain dimension, because their pursuit was justice. No matter in which dimension they completed righteous deeds, it was fine.

Second, Lightsworn's requirements for duelists were also very broad. As long as they were willing to practice "justice" with them, then even if their strength was not particularly sufficient, they had the possibility of getting their recognition, thereby using the power of Lightsworn.

Third, Lightsworn's moral cleanliness was very serious, so if they reached cooperation with this kind of spirit and became partners, then whether it was teachers or parents, they would be very happy, because the existence of this kind of partner meant that the academy's education didn't have big problems.

In short, it was all benefits.

More importantly, the strength of individual Lightsworn spirits was actually very high. Often a single ordinary warrior could fight two or three low-level demons of the Dark World, which was very reliable.

If Serena didn't dislike the Lightsworn series, Tenjou Hikari would really recommend her to challenge it too.

Of course, if she could meet the Divine Light Dragon, Tenjou Hikari would also be very happy.

In short, everything was proceeding in an orderly manner. Because of the addition of the power of Lightsworn, the situation at the critical point was getting better and better. Tenjou Hikari contacted Tenjoin Fubuki and Judai, and also learned from them that the situation on their side was also good.

Everything seemed to be progressing in a good direction.

But Tenjou Hikari knew very well that this was probably the darkness hidden under the lake.

Yubel.

It must be there.

It must have already started to act.

It was just uncertain when it would act and who it would attack actively.

Would it be Johan?

Or Manjoume and the others?

Yubel was a crazy spirit full of possessiveness, especially after being inhabited by the Light of Destruction, the morbid nature in its heart was completely stimulated. Originally, it only indiscriminately attacked everyone around Judai, but now it should completely become indiscriminately harming everyone to monopolize Judai's love.

Tenjou Hikari frowned, a bit worried, but his hands didn't stop.

Because... there was another possibility, so there was no need to think about it so specifically.

Tenjou Hikari opened a piece of paper with some information written on it.

In the southeastern part of the forest area, there was a cave. The cave was an area where duelists were hidden. It was uncertain whether there were duelists remaining inside, so Tenjou Hikari needed to go and see.

Most of the individual rescue missions were taken over by Edo, and some scattered work was handed over to the Saiou siblings. Although Saiou himself had just woken up and his talent for prediction had weakened because the Light of Destruction left his body, he could still predict the future, so he could roughly lock in a range.

Only for this kind of remote place where the road was also dangerous, Tenjou Hikari couldn't let go.

Fortunately, Twilightsworn General Jain accepted the task of guarding the KaibaCorp starting station, so Tenjou Hikari didn't need to stay at the station specifically, so he decided to go to the rescue. This time, Serena stopped him before Tenjou Hikari left and wanted to explore together. Tenjou Hikari thought about it. With Tierra, who could activate a small part of her power at any time, by his side, it was indeed safer than relying only on Lightsworn and KaibaCorp.

Regardless of where the card came from, regardless of whether the soul path was walked or not, the card was in Tenjou Hikari's hand, and Tierra was by his side. This card was a "card-type nuclear bomb."

With this "Infernoid Tierra," in most cases, Tenjou Hikari didn't need to worry about the strength of the spirits.

Tenjou Hikari got a car from KaibaCorp, Tierra summoned a demon, and he and Serena got into the car and flew toward the forest area.

As he left, an invisible ripple flashed in the sky of the entire critical point, as if light was shining down.

At the same time, a strange shadow also followed Tenjou Hikari silently as he left.

A cold voice also sounded slowly and invisibly along with that strange shadow.

It was a resentful and persistent voice, a crazy and gentle voice, a voice full of possessiveness.

Tenjou Hikari in the car looked at the sky instinctively and frowned slightly.