Chapter 408

Spending a few days, Tenjou Hikari found the spirits of the Alliance Army to help the Fluffals organize the two dimensions of their group, and then attended a few more days of classes before returning to the Critical Point.

This adventure in the Fluffal Sanctuary can be said to be the one with the greatest harvest among Tenjou Hikari's several dimensional travels.

In addition to Tenjou Hikari's initial goal, "Edge Imp Chain," Tenjou Hikari also obtained many Fluffal cards.

Actually, Tenjou Hikari could have directly snatched Burns's entire deck, but Tenjou Hikari checked those cards and found that many of them were spirits forcibly turned into cards by the Fusion Army's duel disks. Although it wouldn't be a big deal even if used, Tenjou Hikari still left those in the dimension of the Fluffal factory, letting them revive sooner under Tiera's reincarnation acceleration.

Therefore, Tenjou Hikari only obtained some cards from those high-level Fluffal spirits.

Including the cards before their "combination," as well as some other cards.

Very many.

Tenjou Hikari counted them after this, and there were even seven or eight Frightfur Patchworks.

Honestly, it's too many.

Although Tenjou Hikari has never used a Fluffal deck, in fact, Tenjou Hikari also has related cards like Frightfur Fusion and Frightfur Patchwork in his hand; it's just that he didn't have low-level monsters and Fusion Monsters, so he didn't use them.

Getting so many suddenly really left Tenjou Hikari not knowing how to handle them.

Returning to the Critical Point dimension, Tenjou Hikari is not in a hurry to leave the Knight Realm; after all, he also agreed with Gaia to see the performance of the new Great Lord of the Realm it chose.

That is a knight spirit that doesn't look very strong, much smaller than Gaia, at most having only 3-star spirit adaptability, which cannot be called high at all in the current Knight Realm, and might even be relatively low.

But Gaia thinks very highly of it.

As this spirit receives the trial and duels with Gaia, Tenjou Hikari gradually watches on and discovers—this is a duel spirit that uses Rituals.

So that's it, no wonder Gaia likes this spirit so much.

Under a force that pursues Fusion, it actually chose Ritual Summoning and even dared to challenge Gaia. Gaia appreciates this courage very much.

It didn't simply follow the crowd, nor did it oppose for the sake of opposing, but firmly believed that its own path had no reason to be closed off. At least for the development of a regional spirit, it is very worth looking forward to.

Since that's the case, with several 5-star warrior spirits still in the territory, Gaia prepares to specially train this spirit for another month before choosing to leave.

The spirits are naturally reluctant to see this "Great Lord" who saved them leave, but Gaia is also very direct. It guards this area to implement its own knightly and warrior philosophy, and now that the spirits here have preliminary resistance capabilities, it must also treat them like warriors and watch them charge in front of difficulties themselves.

Moreover, it is not completely never coming to see them again.

As spirits, their lifespans are very long, and there will always be a time to meet again.

Honestly, after adventuring in two spirit dimensions and even experiencing a Shadow Duel, Tenjou Hikari does not feel tired. His spirit adaptability has been trained up in these past six months, plus the Light power given by Boss Light, his adaptability has long since risen to 7 stars, so dimensional travel did not make him feel tired at all.

However, he still did not continue to adventure. On one hand, Tenjou Hikari does not want to adventure continuously; after all, if something happened here that he didn't attend to, it would be a pity.

On the other hand, for the upcoming adventure in the DT dimension, Tenjou Hikari prepares to manufacture other cards with Tiera.

It just so happens that there are still a lot of various messy materials on hand that haven't been used yet. Taking them to practice and manufacturing "Infernoids" to prepare for manufacturing Qliphorts in the future is also a good choice. More importantly, Tenjou Hikari also wants to take the new alchemy books he has been reading during this time to experiment.

While Tenjou Hikari is busy experimenting, time at the Critical Point is also moving normally.

Although the entire GX tournament was suspended for a period of time due to the attack from the Dark World, it was only for half a month or so. After the Dragon God of the Dark World failed, the tournament began to slowly reopen.

In order to make the tournament fairer, the Kaiba Corporation and Professor Cronos negotiated to extend the tournament by 20 days, so as long as one can collect 4 stamps within the specified time, one can obtain a passing grade.

Of course, students with ideas and pursuits can also pursue more stamps during this time to obtain a higher ranking; or, just like Principal Sheppard's initial vision, interact with spirits during this time, or even directly obtain the support of spirits.

Don't say—

During this time, quite a few students reached cooperation with Lightsworn spirits and obtained Lightsworn cards.

Not only Lightsworn, some people saw that the remaining demons of the Dark World were always waiting on the mountain and had no actions, so they even boldly went to find the spirits of the Dark World to seek cooperation.

However, although their ideas were good, it is a pity that this is not the dimension of the Dark World. The Dark World here now only listens, and only dares to listen, to Jūdai.

Because if they don't listen, they might be completely wiped out by the Lightsworn.

And Jūdai, he actually still wants to participate in the tournament; after all, he has already collected several stamps, and spending a little energy to collect 8 stamps is not a problem. But the Lightsworn have been staring at him tightly every day, making it not so convenient for him to act.

And outside of this, he duels with the Supreme King every day. Every time he feels he is about to win, he loses inexplicably, and most importantly—why is Super Polymerization so powerful?

He thinks about this every day.

Whenever he thinks he is close to victory, Super Polymerization tells him who the big brother is in a civil war.

But, it's not that there is no good news.

Jūdai leans on the sofa, looking at the sky, looking at the cards in his hand.

Evil HERO Poisoner, Evil HERO Infernal Gainer; Elemental HERO Terra Firma, Elemental HERO Core; Masked HERO Gust, Masked HERO Divine Wind...

As he duels during this time, these cards appear in his deck.

These are all cards the Supreme King has used.

Could it be...

He looks out the window. Outside, a Lightsworn dragon flies past, causing a burst of exclamations from the students on the road, leaving behind bursts of starlight.

Could it be...

He realizes that these cards were not suddenly "conjured."

Rather, they were his cards to begin with. As the number of duels between him and the Supreme King increases, he understands more and more that the Supreme King's power has no distinction between good and evil, so these cards slowly manifest.

But there is another serious problem.

That is, to this day, except for the first duel, the Supreme King would still say a few words about his own thoughts, but after that, the Supreme King has never said a word, just like a heartless card-playing robot.

"Ahhh!!" He can't take it anymore, rolling on the sofa like a salted fish, "So troublesome!"

At the same time...

"What is this? Spirits are at war with us?" Chazz holds his phone, his eyes squinted into a slit, countless question marks appearing on his head.

"What is this, Jūdai won against the invading demons, and then was investigated?" Chazz leans back again. To be reasonable, isn't Jūdai a hero?

"What, what, what is going on with Lightsworn—can anyone explain?"

"Eh eh eh, the Society of Light changed its nature??"

Chazz keeps scratching the back of his head.

During the time he was dragged by his master to fight AI robots, what happened?

(End of chapter)