Chapter 12

"Chazz-big brother lost?"

In the auditorium, little brother A and little brother B were full of disbelief.

As classmates in the Junior Department of Duel Academy, they all knew the strength of Chazz-big brother. It is no exaggeration to say that even in the Junior Department where elites gather, Chazz is definitely the first person of their generation.

And such a Chazz, just lost to a newcomer who participated for the first time?

Is this newcomer a monster?

The red-haired girl next to her was also surprised for a while, then looked at the two: "Your big brother seems to have lost."

The two little brothers looked at each other and pondered for a while, then said.

"Oh, we recognized the wrong person just now. This person looks a bit like him at first glance, but after looking closely, it turns out it's not our big brother," little brother A said.

"Yeah, yeah, it really looks like him, haha..." little brother B also said.

The red-haired girl squinted: "So is the name the same too?"

"Yes... yes."

The two little brothers bit the bullet, gritting their teeth.

"What a coincidence."

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This match was an upset, and the audience was very surprised. However, perhaps no one wanted to vomit blood more than Chazz, who was the person involved.

Losing is losing, the key is that he even has a strange feeling, as if the opposite side didn't exert any strength at all.

Throughout the whole process, he felt that the other side was at ease, as if the other side stood opposite, came to this field, and had a feeling of "playing with you casually," and didn't move at all.

The other side didn't even play a single high-level monster!

Chazz thought he had a full scene and gave enough suppression. But the other side was light and breezy, as if he had resolved his full strength at will... No, it felt more like hitting cotton.

The whole game felt like the atmosphere was brewing there, paving the way, paving the way, and paving the way, and it was almost about to explode, but there was nowhere to vent...

In short, it was a game that made people angry that he had never encountered before.

"Wait."

He couldn't help but call out to him when he put away the duel disk and turned to leave the field.

Fujiki You Xuan stopped and turned around.

"Who the hell are you?" Chazz gritted his teeth and asked unwillingly.

Fujiki You Xuan looked at him and just smiled slightly.

"Just a one-star duelist passing by."

After speaking, he turned and left coolly, but Chazz only felt as if he had been stabbed in the heart again, and just wanted to vomit blood.

One star?

What kind of sand sculpture system, sand sculpture evaluation mechanism, you call this rank one?

No matter what, Chazz stopped at the top eight this time, and I don't know how his two brothers will count him when he goes back. And if he lost to Ryuzaki, it would be fine, but he lost to such a nobody, and the key is that the card playing is still making people have a cerebral hemorrhage...

It's simply the worst luck in eight lifetimes to run into this guy.

Not to mention anything else, there is one thing Chazz is sure of.

He never, ever, ever wants to see this old Underworld guy again in his life.

Fujiki You Xuan reviewed the matches he played in the past few days, learned from the actual combat with local duelists, and summarized the lessons.

Although he didn't run into any hard bones in this competition, the process made him realize a little loophole in his previous thinking.

That is, you cannot directly substitute the physical card environment of the same period back then into the anime environment.

Although destroying the hand was a deck that ruled the competition back then, it also has strong suppression here, but it's okay to play against ordinary duelists with this one trick, but if you encounter masters in the anime, the effect might be discounted.

First of all, there are heaven-defying draw engines in the anime that don't exist in physical cards, and it's not impossible to draw five or six cards in a row with one card.

Secondly, the strong in the anime are common occurrences even if they have empty hands and empty fields, and they can turn the tables with one card. This is not metaphysics, but there is a saying. In the words of the original work, this is called "everything of a true duelist is inevitable, even drawing cards can be created."

Like Jaden Yuki in the anime, every time he has a hard frame, he wears beauty pupils, which is not just for good looks. In the form of activating the Supreme King's power, Jaden can have a higher level of god-draw power than usual, and he is also a high-level powerhouse in the anime supernatural system.

Jaden in the Supreme King form could probably crush ordinary people holding top-tier builds even with a deck of miscellaneous cards randomly drawn from the card pool.

"If only I had a chance to get some god-draw skills," Fujiki You Xuan sighed.

At first glance, traveling to Yu-Gi-Oh, you can take off as long as you can play cards, but it's really not necessarily easy to mix in the environment where gods are flying all over the sky in the later stage without some supernatural background.

It is well known that the simplest and most direct way to mix into a supernatural rank in Yu-Gi-Oh is not cultivation, but finding a way to get a back-spirit possession. But as far as he knows, most of the back-spirits in the original work have owners, so where can he fool one...

Let's not think about these for the time being. All he can do now is to study the environment as much as possible and optimize the deck for tactical improvement.

Fujiki You Xuan is still in the stage of exploring while fighting, and the deck is not fully finalized.

The next opponent is named Kajiki Makoto, duelist rank five. The background lists the records of several public competitions and marks "Psychokinesis Duel Dojo" true disciple.

Psychokinesis flow. Fujiki You Xuan thought hard when he saw this.

If I remember correctly, this school seemed to have appeared briefly in the later stage of the GX anime. It is a competitive relationship with the Electronic Flow Dojo inherited by Zane Truesdale, and at the end of the anime, a master of the Psychokinesis flow came to kick the gym, playing Jinzo.

He watched the video of the other party's recent public competitions for half a day before the game. Kajiki Makoto seems to use a deck based on "Machine King," which is the ace monster series of one of the "Five Big Shots" who rebelled from KaibaCorp in the DM anime.

According to the Psychokinesis duelist who came to Zane Truesdale to kick the gym in the anime, their Psychokinesis flow ace seems to be Jinzo, but obviously Kajiki Makoto's deck does not have it.

But it's right to think about it. Cyber End Dragon is said to be the ace of the Electronic Flow, but there is only one in the dojo, and it is only passed on to the only orthodox successor of the school, which is also the proof of the school's identity.

Kajiki Makoto is just an apprentice of the Psychokinesis flow, obviously not yet qualified to inherit the school's ace.

After watching the opponent's previous match videos, Fujiki You Xuan already had a bottom line in his heart about the opponent's tactics. He had also adjusted the deck to fight.

Final check of the deck before the game, confirmed to be correct. He got up, inserted the deck into the duel disk, wore it properly, and walked through the dark passage to the arena.

The host had already finished the warm-up and reporting. Fujiki You Xuan went up the stairs and only saw that the opponent had also appeared on the opposite field. The eyes of both sides met in the air, sparking invisible sparks in the air.

Fujiki You Xuan stood on the field, and the duel disk unfolded.

Feel like this game shouldn't be a big problem.

(End of chapter)