Chapter 166: Venti Tells the Tale of Yu-Gi-Oh

On the other side.

Beneath the Statue of the Wind God in Mondstadt.

Venti appeared here again with the Maine Coon beast.

To keep watching comics for free and not get fired.

To enjoy the meals personally cooked by Boss Han at noon.

Venti and the Maine Coon beast gave it their all!

The story they told today was precisely the comic Venti had read yesterday: Yu-Gi-Oh!.

The thrilling plot once again drew a large crowd of spectators.

The story was now approaching its climax.

"Faced with Seto Kaiba's aggression, Yugi Moto took the mysterious card deck handed to him by his grandfather and began a monster duel with Seto Kaiba.

At this critical moment of the duel, the Millennium Puzzle before Yugi Moto suddenly emitted a brilliant golden light. Yugi Moto vanished, replaced by another man with a similar face—Dark Yugi.

'Kaiba, I'll win this duel, even if it means staking my grandfather's soul deck!'"

Venti imitated Dark Yugi's tone and declared these words with an air of dominance.

Instantly winning thunderous cheers from the crowd.

The townsfolk grew wildly excited.

"That line was so cool—someone hurt your grandfather, aren't you gonna crush him?"

"By the way, who is this Dark Yugi? 750"

"He must be connected to the Millennium Puzzle—probably hiding some secret inside."

"Maybe they're brothers—didn't you hear they look exactly alike?"

Watching the Mondstadt townsfolk's excitement, Venti smiled faintly.

Although the story wasn't his own.

But spreading it this way brought him joy as a bard.

After a long exhale, Venti continued speaking.

"The duel began, but Seto Kaiba's deck was incredibly powerful, featuring three Blue-Eyes White Dragons—Dark Yugi could only defend.

After several more turns, on the duel field, Seto Kaiba had summoned three mighty Blue-Eyes White Dragons, while Dark Yugi held only four strange cards that sealed limbs."

At this point, the crowd's breathing grew rapid—they sensed the climax was coming.

How could Dark Yugi possibly win with only these strange cards against such a powerful foe?

Venti's tone grew intense.

"At that moment, Dark Yugi remembered his grandfather's words: if you collect five specific monster cards, you can summon the invincible monster—Exodia.

Faced with Seto Kaiba's three colossal Blue-Eyes White Dragons, could Dark Yugi draw that one crucial card? And would the invincible monster Exodia even stand a chance against Blue-Eyes White Dragons?"

"If you're curious, go to Boss Han's Solace Bookshop and read Yu-Gi-Oh!."

Venti added with a grin, "Hey, it's cheap—just 100,000 Mora."

"What the hell, why'd it end here?"

"Yeah, did Dark Yugi draw that final crucial card or not?"

"I think he didn't—how absurd would that be? You just draw it because you want to? That's cheating!"