"Are you really going to the other world?"
When Kira came out from where Paradox was being held, Mokuba looked at him with some concern.
"Yeah, what that guy said should be true," Kira replied. "If we want to prevent the destruction of both worlds, then from that starting point, his goal should be aligned with ours."
"But even so..."
Mokuba still felt uneasy.
Kira smiled, "There’s nothing to worry about. It’s not my first time, after all. Haven’t I been to other dimensions before?"
"But this time is different," Mokuba shook his head. "Have you forgotten what we talked about before? Even though you said you’ve been to other dimensions, in essence, they were still within our world.
If the world were like a card, all you did before was move from the front to the back of the card. But this time, you’re going to a completely unknown world. You might never find your way back."
"It’ll be fine," Kira interrupted him.
Mokuba was stunned.
Then he saw Kira give him a reassuring smile and say, "I’ve got it under control."
Mokuba: "..."
His concern was understandable. He only knew Paradox came from a completely parallel dimension, but knew nothing about that world at all. No one knew what Kira would encounter over there, what kind of situation it would be—everything was uncertain.
But Kira wasn’t that worried, because he more or less had an idea. From Paradox’s description, it seemed that the dimension he came from was the "main timeline" of Yu-Gi-Oh. Paradox called Kira an anomaly who shouldn’t exist, which probably meant that in the original anime world, there was no such transmigrator as him.
Of course, this was only speculation. Paradox also said that the history of that world had been seriously disrupted, and maybe Kira himself was the source of that anomaly. So, Kira thought he should only use the original plot as a reference and shouldn’t rely on it too much—he had to be prepared for deviations from the canon at any time.
Seeing that Kira had made up his mind, Mokuba didn’t say anything more. He just said, "Alright, I hope you know what you’re doing."
But since Kira said it would be fine, Mokuba did feel somewhat reassured. It was as if Kira’s words had some natural magic to them—when he said there was nothing to worry about, you couldn’t help but believe him.
"By the way... are you bringing that guy along?"
Mokuba looked toward the direction where Paradox was imprisoned.
"Maybe, but not right now. I still have some preparations to do," Kira narrowed his eyes. "You have to stock up on enough ammo before any expedition."
First, he visited the card warehouses of KaibaCorp and Industrial Illusion. Kira made another round, sweeping up every card that might be useful.
Last time, he used an Angel-themed deck against Paradox, and back then, he had already collected more than half of the Angels he needed. With another round of supplementation, another world-championship-level deck was basically completed.
Agent Angels.
One of the core cards was "Archlord Kristya," which Kira had already used before. If there are exactly four Fairy-type monsters in the graveyard, Kristya can be special summoned without tribute, and as long as Kristya is on the field, both sides are locked out of special summoning.



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