Yu-Gi-Oh!: From Casual Gamer to Soulful Player

Although Eczodia was Hyoga's enemy, he didn't want to offend him to death since he couldn't completely eliminate him.

Even if he didn't kill Hyoga and Hyoga survived, he would still be willing to cooperate with him.

Perhaps the spirit wouldn't be so strong if it were the glacier at the very beginning of the crossing.

But after a year of training in the desert and merging with the powerful spirit of the Water Mage, Hyoga is actually the "new Water Mage"...

Become even more ruthless to yourself.

It's worth noting that Hyoga, after being fused with Pegasus, the very person who actually killed the Water Mage, could forgive him after being subdued. How much more so would Eczodia, who did many things but did not cause any real harm to Hyoga!

Although Betto was banished due to Exodia's manipulation, Hyoga has now completed the Dimensional Gate and can find a way to bring him back.

Therefore, cooperation can still be discussed.

Furthermore, based on the image left behind, "Ultimate Sealed God - Exodia," Hyoga could boldly guess that Exodia had also abandoned his idea of ​​a life-or-death struggle with him.

[Ultimate Sealed God - Exozodias, 10-Star, Dark]

[Mage/Special Summon/Effect, ? /0]

[Effect: This card cannot be Normal Summoned. It can only be Special Summoned by returning all monsters from your Graveyard to your Deck or Extra Deck. When you send 5 different "Sealed" monsters to your Graveyard using this card's ② effect, you win your Duel. ①: This card gains 1000 ATK for each Normal Monster in your Graveyard. ②: This effect activates when this card declares an attack. Send 1 monster from your hand or Deck to the Graveyard. ③: If this face-up card leaves the field, banish it.]

This is the second 10-star monster that Hyoga obtained.

Moreover, even under the expert rules, it is a monster that can be directly summoned onto the field.

Its effect is simply to return all monsters in the graveyard to the deck.

This is not necessarily a negative effect.

However, his attack power is determined by the number of monsters in the graveyard, which is somewhat troublesome.

However, based on Hyoga's recent experience of frantically memorizing various card effects, he did have some ideas.

Cards that can quickly fill the graveyard are a good match for him.

For example, Hyoga carries with him the titles of "Famous Mystery" and "Bitter Choice".

The number of cards that Hyoga, who possesses magic, hides on him is beyond the imagination of most people.

……

"It should be in that direction. Pegasus mentioned it—the closest medium-sized dimension to our dimension!"

After taking out a card and throwing it into the dimensional gate to let everyone know he was safe, Hyoga, with the spirit of "since I'm already here," headed in a certain direction according to the dimensional map provided by Pegasus.

According to Pegasus, he was able to observe through the Millennium Eye that many smaller dimensions were constantly rotating around their material dimension.

Just like the Earth and the Moon.

However, while they are called small-scale dimensions, this is only in comparison to material dimensions. They can also be divided into micro, small, medium, and large.

Miniature dimensions are like bubbles, appearing and disappearing at any time, so there's no need to worry about them.

But they are also like spaceships, natural tools for communication between other dimensions.

The barrier that now expands around Hyoga's body, allowing him to move freely, can also be seen as a miniature dimension.

Small-scale dimensions are about the size of a village. Their existence is unstable and they may be destroyed at any time, but they may also gradually grow into medium-sized, large-scale, or even material dimensions as they absorb power.

Moreover, from the moment of their birth, smaller dimensions possess their own unique power and spontaneously give rise to monsters that conform to this dimension.

However, Pegasus also said that powerful monsters would specifically seek out smaller dimensions with suitable power to cultivate them into dimensions suitable for their own kind to survive.

A medium-sized dimension is the size of a city, which would be considered a kingdom in ancient times.

Medium-sized dimensions are already quite stable and won't easily collapse.

However, its power is not comprehensive and its attributes are also very singular, so there is still a possibility that it can be invaded and destroyed by hostile forces.

Larger dimensions have become more comprehensive, their attributes are no longer singular, and they can actively exclude monsters that do not conform to the power of this world, truly becoming the lair of the powerful monsters that nurtured them to this point.

As for the material dimension, it would require a large dimension to satisfy all six attributes and integrate them together.

Only in the material dimension could the seventh attribute—God—be born!

Pegasus said he banished Betto to a large dimension that was very close to becoming a material dimension, so that he wouldn't die when the dimension suddenly collapsed.

It's just that the distance is a bit far.

It has no subordinate relationship with the material dimension in which the glacier exists.

But it doesn't matter. Since Pegasus can directly observe that large world, Hyoga is confident that he can bring back Bedouin.

Glacier moves incredibly fast between dimensions and soon spots the azure dimension as its target.

"We're almost there! This mid-sized dimension..."

"Water World!"

……

Water World, a medium-sized dimension completely filled with water.

Water-type monsters will receive stat boosts or stat reductions here, while monsters of other types will not be affected.

However, the water world is a dimension filled with countless turbulent waves, where there is absolutely no land.

It's not a water-based species, so it's basically impossible for it to survive here.

The glacier was immediately hit by a giant wave as soon as it entered.

But the next moment, Hyoga, now a new water demon, waved his hand and shattered the giant wave.

Huh? Its attack power has increased!

Is this the boost that the water world brought him?

However, Hyoga also felt that his defense had been weakened.

It seems that this world prefers water-attribute monsters to fight each other rather than holding up their shells and defending themselves.

Hyoga pondered for a moment, then sensed a faint killing intent.

The giant wave beside Hyoga, which he had shattered, suddenly transformed into a ferocious giant wolf, opening its bloody maw to devour Hyoga.

Hyoga remained completely calm and waved his hand again, only to have the giant wolf's head suddenly grabbed by the demon lizard Yihao.

With the power of the water world empowered, the demon lizard Yihao easily snapped the giant wolf's head off with just a little effort!

It was somewhat bloody, but after the giant wolf died, it transformed back into a stream of water, about to merge into the next oncoming giant wave.

But with just a flick of his finger, the stream of water, mixed with the remaining elven power, transformed into a card and flew into Hyoga's hand.

Fenrir, 4 stars, Water

[Orc/Effect, 1400/1200]

[Effect: This card cannot be Normal Summoned. Special Summon it by banishing 2 WATER monsters from your Graveyard. If this card destroys an opponent's monster by battle, skip your opponent's Draw Phase.]

Huh? You're a Fenrir wolf too?

But you look a lot like Hachita Ue to me!