Chapter 855: The Unknown Dragon Head Mark
Akiza's intuition was right.
The last battle of the Fortune Cup, the King's Challenge. The duel between Yusei and Jack was indeed the highlight of the Fortune Cup and the final battle to awaken all Signers.
Both sides used all their strength in this duel. Yusei summoned "Stardust Dragon," and Jack summoned "Red Dragon Archfiend." The moment the two trump cards clashed, all the Signers' marks began to glow with red light like crazy, and all the damage of the holographic projections was converted into real damage.
And this was just an appetizer. The battle between the two strongest Signers at present quickly pushed things further toward an out-of-control track.
The Crimson Dragon appeared.
At the peak of the battle between Stardust and Red Dragon Archfiend, the legendary Crimson Dragon appeared in the arena, rushed out of the stadium's dome, and spread its wide dragon wings toward the endless sky.
The entire audience was stunned for a moment.
What's the situation? When was this monster summoned?
And why does this hurricane feel a bit cold and make people breathless, shouldn't it be a holographic projection?
As the duel intensified further, the audience simply couldn't see anything at all.
The D-Wheels of Yusei and Jack, who were fighting, directly shattered the void, left the stadium, and rushed into an endless void.
The surrounding scene was like an endless starry sky, with stars twinkling under the pitch-black sky. In the endless darkness like the universe, there was only a long white track.
And it wasn't just the two of them; the other two Signers who should have been watching from outside the arena, Ruka and Akiza, were also transmitted to this void.
But it wasn't their physical bodies, but a form similar to consciousness projection. The power of the Signer mark made the two float in the void, automatically following the D-Wheels of Yusei and Jack as they sped, as if experiencing this Turbo Duel with them.
Yusei and Jack's D-Wheels rushed one after another on this track, and various images flashed from time to time in the darkness on both sides.
For example, an ancient ethnic group called the "People of the Stars" holding a pious ceremony around an altar, worshiping the legendary Crimson Dragon.
And then even their common hometown, the Satellite, appeared.
Huge Nazca lines appeared on the land of the Satellite, and the lines seemed to be burning with purple flames. Finally, the earth shattered and everything was annihilated. A piece of the Satellite turned into ruins, becoming a dead land with no one, and no one survived.
"Satellite!"
Yusei was shocked.
What is this? The past of the Satellite? Or the future?
And his hometown where he was born, the companions he had known since childhood... would they all be destroyed along with the Satellite?
And these Nazca lines...
In the original work, by this time, Yusei, Jack, and others still didn't know the meaning represented by these Nazca patterns. But the night before, Bo Ma, who had become a Dark Signer ahead of the original work, came to "Officer Goodwin" for revenge, and Yusei and Jack both saw it.
At the end of that duel, these things like Nazca lines appeared, and following that, a terrifying monster named "Earthbound Immortal" was summoned.
Yusei was suspicious in his heart. What does the image the Crimson Dragon showed them mean?
Is this warning them that the Satellite will be destroyed by the Earthbound Immortal?
If it was that Earthbound Immortal at that time, maybe it really had such power. He already knew that the Earthbound Immortal had destroyed the hometown of the Dark Signer named Bo Ma, using the souls of countless people as nourishment for its resurrection.
Is this also the fate of the Satellite next?
He naturally thought again of the "The Wicked Avatar" summoned by Officer Goodwin in that battle.
That terrifying existence that was even more evil and powerful than the Earthbound Immortal.
So who is Officer Goodwin? And what role does he play in this confusing battle destiny?
Right, there are only four Signers appearing here now. But it is said that there should be five Signers.
Could that mysterious fifth person...
Goodwin!?
The moment this thought flashed through Yusei's mind, he suddenly felt that everything was connected.
Why did Goodwin, as the Officer of the Security Bureau, take the trouble to hold this Fortune Cup, why did Goodwin gather them Signers, and try every means to arrange trials to help them awaken.
In addition, the goal is to gather all the Signers, but only four people have appeared so far in the competition. If the five people are not all gathered, it doesn't make sense, right?
Unless the most likely explanation is that the fifth Signer is Lei Kesi Goodwin himself!
And when Yusei was in the detention center, the old man who traveled around the world told them in detail about the legend of the Crimson Dragon. The old man drew the appearance of each Signer mark and told them what part of the Crimson Dragon totem each mark corresponded to.
Now the four Signers have all appeared. Akiza Izinski holds the "Dragon Foot Mark," Ruka holds the "Dragon Claw Mark," Jack holds the "Dragon Wing Mark," and Yusei currently holds the "Dragon Tail Mark."
The last one missing among the five dragon marks currently known is the "Dragon Head Mark." The meaning symbolized by the Dragon Head Mark is also the leader, the backbone that gathers the Signers together.
And Goodwin's performance can also match this completely.
In the battle with Bo Ma and the Earthbound Immortal, "Goodwin" showed amazing strength, making Yusei feel that this person's strength should not be below his own. If this person is the holder of the Dragon Head Mark, the strongest Signer, he is willing to believe it.
And Goodwin is the person who held the competition to gather the remaining four of them, and the point of "the backbone that gathers the team" can also match.
In fact, not only Yusei, but Akiza Izinski, who was floating in mid-air with a complicated mood at this moment, was also thinking the same thing.
Lei Kesi Goodwin, the last Signer, is he really?
If you speculate like this, many places seem to match, but Akiza also feels that there are still doubts.
If Goodwin is a Signer, why didn't her Signer mark respond when she fought him? When she fought Yusei, who was also a Signer, the Signer marks of both sides could respond to each other, and could sense the other's emotional fluctuations and some thoughts to a certain extent.
And now all four Signers have been sucked into this void, and Goodwin has not appeared here.
Is it because the Dragon Head Mark as a leader is different from the other four?
"..."
Boom!
The duel ended.
Of course, the process was similar to the original work, and the result was the same. As the duel ended, the void disappeared, and all four returned to reality.
Yusei won, and Jack was defeated again. And the defeated Jack's D-Wheel was flipped out of the void, and Jack himself was thrown far away from the D-Wheel, his head hitting and bleeding.
This is probably the origin of Jack's fate as the King of Flipping in 5D's.
You Xuan stood in the Officer's observation tower, looking at this scene below with his hands behind his back, and smiled lightly.
"Well, a new chapter, it's about time to start."
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