I'm playing cards in Yu-Gi-Oh!

Chapter 220: Boss, he is right!

With the scorching final blow from "Elemental Hero: Blazing Man", Yu Yu's first battle against Doma came to an end.

The Thomas believer named Bourbon let out a shrill scream in the burning flames, and the LP representing his life was also reduced to 0.

To determine the outcome, a loser appeared, and at the same time Oliha Gang's barrier also began to react. The sacred green magic circle slowly rotated and began to shrink rapidly, shrinking to the soles of Bourbon's feet.

The emblem on the head of this believer of Olhagang became more and more dazzling. He began to groan miserably, and his figure blurred in the beam of light that reached the sky. Green light rushed into the deep black clouds, as if invisible hands grasped his soul and violently pulled him out of the body.

After that, he knelt down lifelessly like a puppet whose strings were cut off, and fell to the ground with a thud.

The "Oliha Gang's Barrier" card fell out of the duel plate and fell to the ground. Bourbon's face appears above the six-pointed star mark on the card, representing his sealed soul.

After the duel, You Yu turned his head and glanced at the overlooking point in the shadow of the second floor. There was no one there at the moment.

The Three Musketeers of Doma quietly left the building before the duel ended.

...

Amaluda, Rafael and Barong were currently riding sci-fi-style motorcycles through the streets at night. In the blink of an eye, they had left the branch of the International Illusion Society far behind.

"'Masked Hero'." Barong, who was riding a bicycle, said calmly, "It's a series I've never heard of at all."

"Becas designed a new series specifically for this duel king." Rafilu said, "It seems that even with our Doma intelligence network, there are flaws."

"Does it matter that your subordinates don't matter?" Baron turned his head and asked, "Your capable subordinate named Gulimo also lost in the duel with Muto Yugi, and now Bourbon also lost to this Yuyu... ...They should all be your more powerful subordinates, right?"

Rafilu said calmly: "It doesn't matter. They are indeed better compatible with the power of Oliha Gang, but they are not irreplaceable. After testing this information from the two duel kings, their mission has been completed."

"Huh, it's not harmful." Amaluda said disdainfully, "It doesn't matter even if that Yuyu has a new card. No matter how powerful the card is, it can't surpass the power of Oliha Gang. No matter who is standing in front of him, Just crush it."

The implication is that a few new cards have been printed, isn't it?

What if someone doesn’t print the card themselves?

When it comes to stamping cards, they, Doma, are really dissatisfied. Each card they made looks more fake than the last.

For example, the trap card called "Soldier Rebellion" used by Amaluda in the duel with President Kaiba in the anime can send all the cards in the opponent's hand to the graveyard and all the cards controlled by the opponent on the field. destroy. (Although the activation conditions are a bit harsh)

Any game planner who has never had his brain kicked by a donkey will probably not be able to come up with this kind of effect...

Hey, but don't tell me, the reason why Doma is higher than Gurus and Naia is that the cards they use with bad effects are all real cards.

The effects of these cards created by Doma are different from those that Naia himself wrote in the virtual world. The cards that Naia scrawled in the virtual world were just pure data. Just like his "card group leader" rules, he could only bully people in the computer world.

But Doma's cards are different. Each card they create has the unique spirituality of Duel Monsters cards, and contains mysterious power beyond what contemporary science can explain. (President Kaiba holds a different opinion)

The reason why the cards printed by Doma are so awesome is because they do hold that level of power.

Under the rules of the Duel Monsters card game, the strength of the dark power will be directly reflected in the corresponding card effects.

For example, Harakti, the supreme being in the Yu-Gi-Oh worldview and the creator of light who appears in the finale of DM, the card effect text embodied by his supreme power is "The moment this card is summoned, the player is directly declared to have won the game." .

The stronger the power, the stronger the card can be embodied. From this perspective, the pile of fake card-like effects printed by the Doma organization are exactly proof of their powerful power.

But it is precisely because of this that You Yu seems worthy of fear in their eyes.

First there was the unheard of "Elemental Heroes" series, and now there's the unknown power called "Masked Heroes"...

You Yu, who called these powerful heroes to duel one after another, also became an unpredictable opponent in the eyes of Doma's Three Musketeers.

The Three Musketeers never spoke to each other again. Barong turned the handlebars and took the lead in stepping on the accelerator. The three motorcycles cut through the long night and disappeared at the other end of the street.

...

At this time, You Yu was squatting down to examine the wretched guy lying on the ground with his soul taken out and his tongue hanging out with a bad expression on his face.

He noticed that the small piece of pendant hanging around Bourbon's neck seemed to have shattered after the duel.

That one seems to be Oriha Gang's amulet. Although Oliha Gang's barrier can give any ordinary person the strength to compete with the top powerhouses, it still comes with risks.

For those without amulets or extraordinary powers, there is also the risk of backlash if they rashly use Oliha Gang's barrier.

And the "Oliha Gang's Barrier" that Bourbon used had his own soul sealed in it.

Doma's Three Musketeers ran away before the duel ended. They must have felt that this Bourbon was insignificant, and they didn't even bother to recover the card that sealed his soul.

Also, a large organization like Doma must have some cannon fodder.

It's just that the animation plot gave You Yu some natural illusions about Doma's organization.

In fact, the Doma organization has existed for tens of thousands of years, and can even influence the politics of major countries and control armies. It seems that it is quite powerful, but the tip of the iceberg shown in the animation can easily give people the wrong impression.

After all, in the animation, except for the miscellaneous fish who ran in front of the game and killed him instantly, there were only three people active in the entire Oliha Gang chapter from the beginning to the end, Rafiru, Baron, and Ameruda.

Among them, Barong is not so much interested in Doma's great ideals as he is more interested in picking up girls. He fights Jonouchi throughout the whole process, and his only purpose is to chase Sister Peacock Dance.

Don't tell me, although Barong didn't catch up with Sister Wu in the end, he and Jonouchi got close to each other through soul friction, cherished each other, and finally developed a revolutionary friendship. The two love rivals were fighting each other and even had the tendency to kick Sister Wu away so they could have fun...

And Amaluda didn't seem to be particularly interested in Doma's ideals. He was more focused on President Kaiba and wanted to risk his life with him. In the end, he and Kaiba had a decisive battle on the plane that was about to crash. Amalda was able to buy time and die together with Kaiba in the crash, but the president was able to evade him and let go of the opportunity to reduce the number of enemy generals. ...

Rafilu must be said to be the most loyal and loyal one among the Three Musketeers, and even once completed the feat of "killing the Pharaoh for the first time".

However, in the end, he was also cleared by An Yuxi's heart-wrenching words. In the end, he even wanted to go back and clear his name, Dazi.

To sum up, judging from the characters that have appeared in the animation, it seems that there are only trash fish, cannon fodder, those who want to pick up girls, those who are not firm in their stance, and those who rebel.

Originally, Rafilu was the only one who worked diligently and followed the boss, but in the end he was cleansed and even wanted to preach to the boss. It felt like the gin in the winery next door was suddenly awakened by the death of a primary school student, and then turned around and went back to the boss to tell me, I think he is right, let's change our ways...

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