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

"Platinum I? How many games did you play?"

"Twenty-eighth inning."

"How many games did you lose?"

"Winned ten games, but dropped a rank..."

"Huh???" Luo Bai thought he had misheard. "Lost ten games? No, won ten games?"

He suddenly realized the seriousness of the problem, as if he had made a wrong decision.

Platinum's level would only be average in the team.

Melonica withered completely: "My deck isn't even complete yet..."

"Hiss..." Luo Bai gasped, his brows furrowing as he said, "I knew your deck was incomplete, but I didn't expect it to be this bad."

He thought for a moment, then waved to Melonica and said, "Let me see your deck."

Melonica tensed up, pulling her deck back as if she had no intention of handing it over.

Unlike most of her teammates, her deck is her personal asset, and it's the only thing she can rely on right now, not to mention the coach or teachers...

Even your husband can't touch you!

It's very sensitive!

"Alright, alright." Luo Bai knew her concerns and sighed helplessly, "Show me, okay? Baby."

The word "baby" is a verbal tic. I used to play cards with him in the store, regardless of gender, and whenever he was speechless, he would just blurt it out.

Melonica didn't understand; her face flushed red, and her heart skipped a beat.

“Here.” She lowered her head and flipped through her deck one card at a time, like a shy bride.

Her beautiful face, illuminated by the two red and blue lights on the dueling table, looked exquisitely gorgeous.

Unfortunately, we encountered a steel plate.

"Why is there still 'killer tomato' downloading?" Luo Bailai said angrily halfway through flipping through the pages.

This card is so inefficient.

Melonica weakly replied, "If the 'Murder Tomato' is destroyed in battle, you can Special Summon 'Familiars' and 'Family' from your Deck..."

"Stop, stop, stop. I know its effect." Luo Bai waved his hand and said, "You're giving your precious summoning points to this thing. You'll trigger your last words and advance to the battle rank by running into it yourself. You'll be using the second main skill, right?"

"If you don't activate your [Vampire] main ability, how will you recover health through your [Domain] in battle?"

Melonika's head drooped lower and lower, and she dared not utter a word in rebuttal, obediently enduring the scolding.

“The ‘Killer Tomato’ is somewhat understandable.” Luo Bai, as if he had seen a priceless treasure, said, holding his breath, “And whose subordinate is this ‘Graveyard Creeper’?”

“It…” Melonica argued softly, but her voice lacked conviction, “It’s destroyed in battle, which can destroy a card on the field…”

"I know how it works!" Luo Bai slammed his fist on the mechanical table in frustration, wanting to curse but stopping himself.

The mindset of a novice duelist is that any card that is useful is worth investing in, without considering the Normal Summon points it occupies or the issues of card retrieval and scheduling.

"With this junk... these cards, there's no way you're going to win..."

[Miscellaneous Fish Card] Luo Bai suddenly changed his mind halfway through his sentence, but the disdain in his words was already clear.

Melonica's eyes reddened as she put away her deck, saying aggrievedly, "I know my deck is weak, but it's a deck I worked so hard to build. No... you're not allowed to insult them..."

As she spoke, her voice choked with emotion, making her look pitiful.

"Ah—" Luo Bai heard the sobbing and felt a surge of frustration, as if he was about to go crazy.

He knew that Melonica had a complete set of "Vampire" cards, but converting the cards into magic cards would require some money and time.

A person with a promising future.

The original plan was to let her get some experience on the field, and the requirements weren't high; one-on-one was fine. The main hope was that she could take on a major role in the future.

But now it seems difficult to trade one card for one with this deck, and since the registered players are foreign players, the team's card pool cannot be used according to the rules.

"Are there any other backup cards?" Luo Bai took a deep breath and asked calmly.

Melonika sniffed and took out a small card box from the supercomputing ring, containing more than a dozen spare cards.

"You're so far away and you don't even turn on the light, how am I supposed to see you, baby?" Luo Bai said speechlessly.

Melonika, feeling a little stingy, opened her parasol, took out a ruby ​​from her pocket, and embedded it into the mechanical opening at the top of the parasol.

She tilted the tip of the umbrella slightly forward, just enough to cover both of them.

That night, the two idiots didn't turn on the lights. Marguerite's ruby ​​shimmered with a red glow in the darkness, illuminating a tear-streaked face.

"Can I see it clearly now?"

Melonika said, sobbing.

I'm taking the day off tomorrow; there's no progress bar yet.

Chapter 265 Seriously? This is considered a beginner?

Two o'clock in the morning, Bian Yuelong Base.

It was pitch black, and people were acting suspiciously. Under an umbrella, a faint red light shone through, illuminating two silhouettes.

Another guidance session has come to an end.

"Ha—" Luo Bai couldn't help but yawn, "Let's set it up like this for now, and do our best tomorrow."

“Teacher, no, Coach,” Melonica changed the subject, “How about… I’m substituted?”

"I can't change it, the roster has been sent out." Luo Bai stretched and said, "Just do your best. Anyway, I can always come on as a substitute. If I can, I really don't want to play."

"Oh?" Melonika's interest was piqued by her words. "Why don't you want to go? You probably want to win too, right?"

"The opponent is too weak," Luo Bai said calmly, his face expressionless.

Melonika was taken aback. She had considered many reasons, but she had never thought of "the opponent was too weak." If someone else had said that, she would have thought they were faking it.

But when these words came out of the person in front of me, they didn't feel out of place at all.

There was neither contempt nor respect in his words.

Pure and simple.

It's like a god who has faced a hundred thousand challenges and won a hundred thousand times, then calmly says, "Next."

It's not contempt, it's boredom.

"What kind of duel do you want?" Melonica couldn't resist her curiosity and asked tentatively.

"Hmm..." Luo Bai turned to look at the moon outside the window, as if he was thinking of a suitable word.

"The reason why we have to win."

"An evenly matched opponent."

"That doesn't sound too difficult," Melonika muttered. "You have to win the relegation matches, right?"

"No," Luo Bai replied calmly.

Melonica was taken aback: "Huh? That's not enough of a reason? Then what would constitute an absolute must-win situation?"

"Haha, I don't know." Luo Bai smiled with relief, then yawned, looking somewhat tired.

Are you really going to train all night?

"The spaceship leaves at nine o'clock tomorrow morning; we need to get to the competition venue."

Melonica suddenly felt a little wronged: "Aren't you going to stay up all night with me? I'm not sleepy."

"You're not sleepy, but I am!" Luo Bai shouted, getting up and heading towards the elevator. "You should be more mindful of your training intensity; your physical condition is already terrible..."

"Bye-bye." Melonica waved gently at him, looking somewhat reluctant to part.

She pursed her lips, put away her deck, and walked towards the training machine.

The free one-on-one private coaching is gone, but the all-night training sessions are not over yet.

Meanwhile, after returning to the third floor, Luo Bai was filled with a big question: "Where does the coach sleep again?"

On my first day in office, I was unfamiliar with the place and the people, and I was so focused on training that I didn't even have time to ask about some routine matters.

All I know is that the first floor is the training ground and restaurant, the second floor is the team dormitory, the third floor is the management office area, and the fourth floor is the entertainment area and development room.

"305...306?" Luo Bai tried opening each door one by one. "307?"

None of the doors could be opened. On the third floor, only the reception room and the dean's office 308 were open.

The reception room doesn't even have a sofa, let alone a bed; it's definitely not the coach's room.

Does that mean only 308 is left?

"The coach is going to live with the dean?"

"No way, Bian Yuelong is that poor?"

Luo Bai searched around but couldn't find a decent place to stay. He was also very tired, and it was past two o'clock.

Forced to sneak into 308.

Go in and take a look at the dean's seat first.

The pig was still lying there, its face rubbing from side to side, constantly changing positions, its brow furrowed, as if it couldn't sleep comfortably.

"Hmph, you idiot!" Luo Bai scolded, slipping into the bedroom. "It would be stupid not to sleep in a bed."

"puff!"

Luo Bai flopped onto the bed, took a deep breath, and felt extremely refreshed. "Damn, women really know how to live. I could sleep in this bed for two years."

Unlike the beds of rough men, Yilan's beds are meticulously designed and extremely soft and fragrant.

There are two things you should never neglect yourself.

One is eating, and the other is sleeping.

After returning from shopping, [Sister] had to work, and I, being prone to sleepiness, accidentally fell asleep at my desk, where Luo Bai took over.

“Zz…”