Duels should be played with a smile.

Out of curiosity, she immediately retrieved the data and carefully repaired it. She then realized that the data looked somewhat familiar.

Although the code within it has turned into a "mountain of shit" for unknown reasons, it is still a super artificial intelligence AI with complete self-awareness—or rather, an artificial intelligence life form.

In this world, thanks to the magical existence of the electronic realm, the birth of artificial intelligence life is not difficult, and can even be described as somewhat simple.

A fairly well-developed intelligent program, combined with a nascent consciousness that could become a card sprite, can give birth to an artificial intelligence life form.

They can even print out a Cyberse monster card directly.

Organizing data streams is a very tedious task. Perhaps infected by some lazy bum, Philvo couldn't help but yawn after diligently organizing most of the data stream.

Looking at the relatively small amount of work remaining, Philvo casually handed over all the remaining tasks.

Give her the code talkers she's used as tools during this time, and let them finish the rest of the work.

As for herself... she turned her attention to studying the AI, which was still half-dead and slowly self-repairing.

"Let me see how you, little one, are experiencing things in this world..."

Well... because the AI's self-awareness is still dormant, and its self-protection mechanism has been rendered useless due to the damage it suffered, the current AI is completely defenseless against Philvo.

You can watch it however you want.

When Philvo saw Cyber ​​World Arriver in the AI's deck, he had no expression. He had beaten Cyber ​​World Arriver countless times, and seeing Cyber ​​World Arriver now, he really didn't feel anything.

However, the appearance of the other cards made Philvo rub his chest, feeling somewhat disgruntled.

It's not a particularly special card; it's just a Void Space card, a Turtle Kaiju card, and a Skill Draw card.

After reviewing the AI's deck, Philvo began to examine the memories of the user that remained within the AI's surface data.

Upon looking at it, she saw something fun, which immediately sparked a bunch of fun ideas in her mind.

"Interesting... Watch me do a round of righteous N-edits, then send the edited video to Leyou and see what interesting things he can come up with..."

……

Holding the card with the images of Hope the Emperor, Stardust Dragon, Chaos Warrior, Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon, Dark Magician, and Holy Reversal printed on it, Jaden examined it closely in his hand and said without looking up:

"I'll take your card."

"And what are your thoughts?"

This monster card, which seems to have nothing to do with heroes, exudes immense power simply by being held in your hand.

Moreover, the cards printed on it made Jaden think carefully about whether the card represented any profound meaning.

Otherwise, why would this card have the "beginner card" printed with the strongest players from other dimensions and the legendary duelists he is familiar with?

"It's more of a suggestion than an idea." Le You rubbed his chest, which was still aching slightly, feeling like he had been cheated out of his time.

He never expected that his first time printing a card would be so painful. When he printed the card, he almost fainted from lack of breath. And this was in the virtual world. If this were in the real world, he might have called the Snow Maiden to give him an emergency freeze.

Seeing that Judai was still studying the card, Leyou wasn't in a hurry. He rested for a while, and only after the feeling of weakness gradually subsided did he slowly speak.

"I'm saying...have you ever thought about giving up being a tyrant?"

As expected, as soon as Leyou said those words, Jaden stopped what he was doing, looked up, and stared at him as if he were an idiot.

That look seemed to say, "Are you kidding me?"

"Don't be in such a hurry." Leyou waved her hand, blocking the unfriendly gaze. "I'm just sincerely giving you this suggestion."

"You're working so hard being a tyrant that you can't even play cards properly anymore. If you continue like this, isn't it just a sure way to go to jail?"

"I'm wondering if there's any abdication or election involved in this, or if this is more like a life sentence?"

"Should we activate the 'Wings of Liberty' expansion right now and get out of this cell?"

“After all…” Leyou paused, abandoning his previous joking manner and adopting a serious tone, and said again, “The train will eventually head to the next station.”

After speaking, Leyou stopped talking, took the deck he had just put away from the Duel Disk, put it back in his chest, and quietly looked at Jaden, waiting for his answer.

"..."

At this moment, Judai was torn between his inner thoughts and his own.

He didn't know why, but when this suggestion, which he had rejected countless times, came out of Leyou's mouth, he couldn't simply say no as easily as he usually could.

He even started to think about what arrangements he would need to make if he really accepted Leyou's idea, so that the impact on the fused dimension after the loss of the Overlord could be minimized as much as possible.

Human thought can be quite unpredictable. In those few seconds, Jaden's thoughts had jumped from rejecting the suggestion to deciding where to go for his first trip after giving up his tyranny.

When he discovered that his imagination about the future could go so far, he was startled and even felt a little scared.

He even felt that, in a different setting, he could say those lines from a story his teacher had once told him to Leyou.

'What kind of demon is this, disturbing my mind and ruining my cultivation!'

The more he thought about it, the more complicated it became, and the more ideas came to him. Jaden was completely confused and almost drifted off into his own thoughts—until the cheers that suddenly rang out in the arena pulled him back to reality.

"Your suggestion is actually quite good; I'm even tempted by it," Jaden replied with a smile, snapping out of his reverie.

It was just a faint smile, but it came from the heart, not the kind of practiced, formulaic, perfunctory smile that Judai gave.

But Leyou didn't react, because he knew there was a "but" to come.

"But... but I still have reasons to stay."

As soon as he finished speaking, the arena erupted in even more enthusiastic cheers than before, as if welcoming the warriors back in triumph.

"John and the others...won?" Jaden exclaimed in realization. He had just been sorting out his thoughts and hadn't even noticed that the duel outside had ended.

The moment Jaden realized that the duel outside had ended, his thoughts, which had just returned to normal, were momentarily stunned.

Was it that the guys on the pendulum side exaggerated the facts, or had his former companions gradually caught up with him without his knowledge?

“Look,” Leyou said, taking a few steps outside and pointing to the group of four receiving cheers from the audience. “Just now, you lost one of your reasons.”

"Reason? One is missing?"

"The only reason you want to stay is because you're worried about the fusion of dimensions. But as you've seen, even without you, there are still people who can step up."

It was worth it to give those four people outside enhancement cards and have Yata and Senran give them special training!

"Moreover, since you have already answered that you are tempted, it means that whether you stay or not is just your personal will. In the current fusion dimension, even if one overlord is missing, there can be other kings to fill the gap."

Surprisingly, Judai didn't refute Leyou. Instead, he nodded in agreement, saying, "That's right... I've thought about this question a long time ago. Any king, if properly prepared, could replace the Overlord..."

“But…” Judai paused, then changed the subject.

"But I found that, in the entire fusion dimension, there isn't a single king who is so casual."

The cheers in the arena had not yet subsided, but Jaden looked into the distance, his expression showing little joy.

"You must have helped those four, right? They can certainly keep up with me now, but they are only useful; they are far from being able to become a king who can replace the Overlord."

“If there really were such a king… I would actually really like to take a vacation.” Judai suddenly added with a smile.

His words came from the bottom of his heart.

Such words can only be uttered in situations like this, when facing a guy like this.

"Really?" Le You's lips curled up, revealing a smile that seemed to indicate he had expected this.

"It must be true... Wait?! You're not really planning to bring in someone like this, are you?"

Judai's gaze sharpened, fixing intently on Leyu.

"Let me make this clear first: even if my true feeling is that I want a vacation, I absolutely, absolutely, absolutely, absolutely will not hand over the Fusion Dimension to you!"

"?????"

A row of question marks instantly appeared above Leyou's head.

Hey buddy, what's wrong with you? Your sudden defensiveness is really hurtful!

"What a joke." Leyou took three steps in two and walked up to Judai, pressing his shoulder hard.

"I couldn't bear to see you spending every day in jail, so I thought of helping you escape."

"You don't actually think I'd be so kind as to take your place in jail? No way, right?"

Although Leyu's tone was somewhat irritating, Jaden had to admit that having Leyu take his place in jail was a pipe dream.

"So, who is it?" Jaden, who was completely smitten, couldn't help but ask.

He was all prepared. As long as the person Leyou mentioned was reliable, he would resolve the situation here, go back and assess that person's abilities, and then begin to formulate a relevant plan.

"Guess?" Leyou asked with his usual smug grin, refusing to answer.

Meanwhile, in the real world, the Super Magical Dragon Knight, who was pondering how to communicate with Leyou when he met him later, suddenly shivered.

"Strange... I have a feeling someone wants to harm me."

"This can't be right. I was targeted and killed by the world's will... Wait, could it be that I'm going to be released from prison?"

Chapter 105 The higher-ups have already decided, you will take over as Overlord!

It is said that only when people are deprived of their own knowledge can they truly understand themselves.

"I'm wondering... how well do you know yourself?"

Slowly opening his eyes and calming himself, the Super Magician heard a familiar yet unfamiliar voice in his ear.

He looked around, and the things in front of him seemed somewhat familiar.

It seems... this is where the Tenth Generation works? Before he left the Fusion Dimension, he often reported to the Tenth Generation and discussed matters in this place.

“Prisoner, step forward.”

The words in his ear continued to speak on their own. The Super Magician frowned, ignored them, and began to look around for anything noteworthy.

The seat in front of him is the seat of the tenth generation. If he takes a step forward, he will be sitting in the "overlord's" seat.

Moreover, the term "prisoner" is really something that people are concerned about.

Inherited from Mahad's magical knowledge and his own extensive experience, he vaguely understood his situation. It seemed that someone had done something to him, and he was now in a dreamlike place.

What's rather strange is that this dream is about Judai's office, even though it's been several years since he last visited this place.

"【Super Magical Dragon Knight - Red-Eyes Dragon Knight】".

The mysterious voice sounded again, chanting the true name of the Super Magician, which immediately put him on alert.

"Who are you?" he asked slowly.