Yu-Gi-Oh!: This card wants to go to you.

[Bai] stared blankly at everything unfamiliar around her, her head full of question marks.

"Boiled!"

"[Sacred Monument]!"

Just then, a furious shout came from not far ahead.

[Bai] Following the direction of the sound, she slowly raised her head as if possessed, her gaze meeting the signboard of the card shop.

"Three whites..."

"A card and chess room?"

Chapter 115 The First Duel (Part 4)

There seems to be some kind of magical attraction.

[Bai] Like a ghost, he walked straight through the wooden door and stepped into the Sanbai Chess and Card Room.

A cacophony of noises assaulted my senses.

"Shhhhh!"

"Summon Proliferation G!"

"hensin!"

"Seriously? People actually play heroes?"

"Friend, may I take a look at this card?"

"You want me to use the Magician to fight the Khush?"

...

"【Effective Cover-up】."

"【Divine Bow】".

"Is the chain of meteorites alright?"

...

“Throw a [G] at the quasi-rank.”

"【Ash】."

"[Zhu Guang] lost the [vanguard].

"【Tomb reference】".

Which one are you referring to? [Zhu Guang] or [Jianbing]?

...

"Advance to the combat rank!"

...

These words sounded like incantations.

[Bai] I couldn't understand it, but I was deeply shocked.

Where exactly is this place?

Level 4 Fortress? Card Shop?

A level 4 fortress civilization in 568 years is roughly equivalent to a level 3 fortress civilization in 1048 years.

He took a few steps closer to the crowd, and with just one glance, he was terrified.

"Print...print the card on paper?!"

"How dare you? Such blasphemy! Aren't you afraid of incurring divine punishment?"

"The squares on these people's mats perfectly match that bizarre puzzle..."

"Who exactly owns this shop...?"

"Meow!"

A hoarse meow interrupted his thoughts.

An orange cat was staring intently at him, its fur slightly ruffled, and it hissed warningly.

"Teacher Tony?"

"what's wrong?"

A young voice came from the store manager's seat, but the counter blocked the view of the person inside.

[Bai] frowned, ignoring the orange cat's warning, and walked step by step toward the store manager's position.

"Teacher Tony?"

A childish, questioning voice came from the store manager's seat again, and a figure slowly stood up, peeking out with a small head.

"Wow—"

The two made eye contact.

The world seemed to stand still.

"New guest!" exclaimed ten-year-old Luo Bai in surprise.

It's been a long time since any new customers have come to the shop.

"You are..."

[Bai] stood there dumbfounded, unable to recover for a long time.

The child in front of him looks so much like him when he was a child, except he's fair-skinned and hasn't experienced much hardship.

"I'm the shop manager here!" Xiao Luobai shouted excitedly. "Do you want to buy a card? Or play cards?"

"Playing cards... what does that mean?"

[Bai] asked in confusion.

He understands buying cards, but he only vaguely understands playing cards.

"Wow—" Xiao Luobai's eyes lit up, and she smiled happily, "A newcomer!"

"Playing cards is like a duel!"

"Duel!"

He crossed his arms in front of his chest, striking the same dueling pose as Emma, ​​and his aura was quite similar.

Further discussion is pointless!

Unfortunately, I don't have a Duel Disk.

"That's it! That's the one!"

Bai shuddered, inspiration surged through his body, and his voice trembled.

"Can...can you teach me this...duel technique?"

"There are rules, right? Of course there are, right!"

He was eager to know the detailed rules of the game, which involved whether the puzzle could be solved.

"I can only teach a little bit..."

Xiao Luobai turned her head away and whispered, somewhat embarrassed.

He's... pretty bad. Against those seasoned veterans, he'd be lucky to win two out of ten games.

"It's alright!" [Bai] quickly reassured him, "I only need to know the basic rules, like passwords and declarations."

He didn't expect a ten-year-old to teach much.

"Ok."

Xiao Luo responded, picked up his deck and the rulebook printed by the old shopkeeper, and walked down from the shopkeeper's counter.

Suddenly remembering something, he looked back longingly at the loose dueling disk model that the old shopkeeper had given him.

I've been fiddling with this jigsaw puzzle for over 800 pieces all morning and still haven't finished it...

“I can teach you this!” [Bai] noticed Xiao Luo Bai’s sad expression and confidently promised.

He was very skilled at assembling these mechanical gadgets; the scythe-like steel claws that Philina wore were developed and assembled by him.

"Really!"

Xiao Luo's eyes lit up.

“Okay, I promise you.” [Bai] responded, a worried look on her face. “But… you have to teach me first, I’m in a hurry.”

"Okay~" Xiao Luo smiled, her eyes narrowed.

The two walked into the card shop's lobby, where there were thirteen tables.

We are currently looking for a high-quality dueling coach, which would be more efficient and accurate.

"Let's go with him." [White] pointed to a card player and said, "This guy summoned a lot of monsters, he must be pretty powerful."

Xiao Luobai shook his head and said, "[Demon Rescue] is like this."

"This person... takes forever to finish a round, flipping through the pages endlessly... so annoying..."

He didn't dare to speak too loudly when he was being scolded.

"Is that so..." [Bai] nodded thoughtfully.

The two continued walking.

Suddenly, as if discovering a new world, [Bai] pointed at someone and exclaimed, "It's him! He only has one monster on the field."

"They probably haven't been playing for long, so it won't take much time."

Upon hearing this, Xiao Luobai was puzzled: "Does the store still have kids who just started playing recently?"

He looked in the direction that [Bai] was pointing.