Who let him play Yu-Gi-Oh!

You Xuan yawned, held his chin, put one hand on the desk, and looked at the sunlight shining through the mottled branches outside the window. He was a little dazed for a moment.

This was actually quite rare for him, as he rarely got distracted in class. But he stayed up too late with Judai last night, and it was already early morning when he logged out, which disrupted his usual regular schedule. So today he really felt a little off.

Secondly, he was indeed a bit bored at the moment.

The professor of this class arranged a few homeworks for the students to answer on the spot. Unlike those students who complained as soon as they heard about the homeworks, You Xuan only spent three minutes to solve the questions, so naturally there was nothing to do in the rest of the time.

But now he has to rely on self-discipline to do his papers and homework. Even if he wants to ask for help, most teachers are not confident that they can teach him.

In most cases, the answers he gave would be directly regarded as the standard answers. If there was a conflict with the answers in the textbooks, his answers would often be taken as the standard.

The professors’ explanation for this is also very simple:

——The person who wrote the textbook has never won the Duel King title.

Yeah, Duel King, that makes everything different.

It was as if all of a sudden, he was no longer just a simple student in the academy.

When he walks around campus or goes to the cafeteria, he will naturally become the focus of attention. Teachers and leaders will stand up and greet him when they see him, students will look at him with restrained awe, and the pretty senior schoolmates will automatically attract him like a magnet on both sides of the seats in the library, and even the aunt who serves food will sometimes show respect when she sees him.

When he got up and took a walk outside, all the details seemed to remind him that he could no longer be a simple student.

You Xuan thought to himself that he certainly couldn't say that he didn't enjoy it, as that would be hypocritical. But he still hoped that this wouldn't affect his normal learning opportunities.

In his first semester at Duel Academy, he still felt that he had gained a lot and made great progress. The title of Duel King did not mean that he had no room for improvement. The study and research tasks for this semester were still very tight. He still had a lot to learn, and he did not want the teachers and professors to be afraid to teach him like ordinary students because of his shining title.

But there are benefits. All teachers basically assume that he does not need to attend classes, do homework or complete any learning content. And regardless of whether he attends or participates in teaching, he only needs to take the final exam, and all grades are assumed to be full marks.

Even if he was willing to communicate, he would probably be able to save himself the exam part.

And it won't set a bad example for others. First of all, Youxuan's character as a crazy student in the first semester has already been established. He is not like Judai who never attends classes but is a natural poker player.

Secondly, even other students naturally thought it was normal for this person to not be bound by classroom rules.

Are you kidding? What does it mean to be a duel king? There are only two such people in the history of duels.

It's only natural that he can do whatever he wants.

Or even to say, many people find it incredible that this person, who has reached such a high level, sometimes still attends classes and studies normally like other people.

You Xuan is now free to choose only the courses that interest him and that he wants to take, and he also has more freedom in terms of time than before.

It is worth mentioning that even though almost no one attended the alchemy class less than halfway through the first semester, he still maintained perfect attendance and did not skip a single class.

After finishing his class assignment, You Xuan glanced out the window.

Just at that moment, he seemed to catch a glimpse of a dark shadow flashing by out of the corner of his eye.

Like a bat.

But when I looked more closely, there was nothing outside the window.

You Xuan frowned slightly.

Camilla the Bat?

Camilla, the vampire among the Seven Stars, is good at manipulating bats as his apostles and using them as his eyes to gather intelligence.

In the animation, she used bats to spy on the deck construction of all duelists holding the Seven-Star Keys before the battle, so that she could know both herself and the enemy.

To be honest, You Xuan was not that disgusted by this practice. Although many duelists in this world seemed to think that this was cheating, in the card-playing environment that You Xuan was accustomed to, intelligence was also a factor in winning or losing.

Having intelligence on your opponent and having no intelligence on your opponent are two completely different games, and it is a factor that can greatly affect the chances of winning for both sides.

There shouldn't be bats in broad daylight. It's very likely that this is the Apostle of the Seven Stars.

You Xuan frowned when he thought of this.

According to the original work, Camilla should be the second of the seven stars to appear. However, now that Yami Fubuki, who was supposed to be the first, has been killed by You Xuan, it is not impossible for her to replace her as the first.

In the original work, the principal gave the seven keys that sealed the three phantom demons to seven reliable teachers and students, and then the Seven Stars came to snatch these keys. But now the principal has not explained these.

So are they heading straight for the principal?

No, that's not necessarily the case. At the end of this season, when the final boss Kagemaru appeared, it was also explained that the so-called seal key was just a cover. The real energy that unlocked the seal of the phantom demon was actually the energy generated by the dark duel between Nanaho and the duelists. The key or something was completely irrelevant.

You Xuan turned his head away, pretending nothing had happened, as if he didn't notice the bat peeping at him, but he had already started thinking in his heart.

Then he changed his mind and whispered softly, "Silence."

The Silent Magician flew out silently, holding the staff in both hands, and stood beside him, waiting to be ordered.

You Xuan waved his hand and gestured. Mo Chen was stunned for a moment, then leaned down, put his little head next to him, and his long silver hair in spirit form fell on his desk and penetrated through the desk.

You Xuan moved closer and whispered a few words in her ear in a low voice.

Most of the students around were concentrating on solving problems seriously. Even if someone looked over here, ordinary people would not be able to see the elf in spirit form and would only see him talking to himself.

The Silent Magician listened to his instructions carefully, nodding seriously from time to time, with a serious expression on his face.

Finally, after You Xuan finished her instructions, she immediately walked through the wall and exited the classroom, and no one knew where she went.

After giving the order, You Xuan rested his chin on his hand again, sat on the desk and seemed to be thinking, with the corners of his mouth slightly raised.

Vampire Camilla is good at spying before the game, collecting intelligence on opponents, and conducting intelligence warfare.

But if you know this feature in advance, you can use it in reverse.

Moreover, You Xuan didn't need to conduct any prior investigation, as he already had a general idea of ​​the card decks used by Camilla, or the entire Seven Stars.

You Xuan smiled slightly.

Make some preparations in advance, and then wait for a vampire with a predestined relationship to take the bait voluntarily.