Who Let Him Play Yu-Gi-Oh! novel Chapter 28

Chapter 28 - 28: We’re So Silent, We’re Too Strong

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A stadium shaped like a Blue-Eyes White Dragon, with countless small mirrored glass pieces forming scale-like patterns, reflecting a rainbow of light. Crowds came and went outside, the atmosphere lively yet tense.

This was the site of Duel Academy's annual practical entrance exams.

The student exam was split into written and practical parts—only those who passed the written could take the practical. The practical exam ticket number was based on written exam rankings, and the difficulty of the opponent was based on your rank.

The final admission score was a combination of both. Duel Academy is an elite school—strength is emphasized in all aspects of life and study. Dorms are assigned based on grades; honor students get luxurious dorms and better food and services.

Of course, there are also differences in credit rewards, priority in purchasing rare cards, discounts, etc.

There are three dorm levels, named after the three Egyptian Gods from Duel Monsters. The top dorm is "Obelisk Blue," followed by "Ra Yellow," and the lowest, looked down on by all, is "Slifer Red."

Every time Kira saw these settings, he thought it was totally Kaiba Seto's doing.

After all, in Battle City, Kaiba had Obelisk, while Slifer belonged to his rival, Dark Yugi.

So, you can imagine, when Kaiba was dividing the dorms, he must have been gritting his teeth: "That damn Yugi, after beating me, just left without a word. Put Yugi's dorm—no, Slifer dorm—at the very bottom!!!"

Minion: "Yes, President!"

"..."

The written exam scores were released a day before. As expected, Kira easily took first place—exam ticket 001.

When Kira got this ticket, he recalled:

Wasn't there a character who got first place in the original TV show? Did I take his spot?

Oh, it was Bastion Misawa. But it doesn't matter; he was just a good student, and deleting him wouldn't affect the plot. At least he didn't drag Jaden down, which already made him rare among those who can slack off more GX teammates.

Kira arrived at the exam entrance. All examinees had to sign in before entering.

Sitting at the door was one of Duel Academy's teachers, nurse Fonda Fontaine, wearing an Obelisk Blue vest and skirt, her crossed white legs exuding a certain allure.

She was the type that makes you, when recalling your childhood, suddenly realize "she's so grown-up!" and wonder "Why did I only notice the cards as a kid?!"

But Kira felt nothing—his mind was only on which deck to use and how to play in the upcoming exam.

A true duelist is focused and undistracted.

"Name?"

"Fujiki Kira."

"Exam ticket number?"

"001."

"So you're this year's number one? Impressive."

Teacher Fonda smiled warmly.

It seemed seeing a somewhat handsome boy put her in a better mood.