Who Let Him Play Yu-Gi-Oh! novel Chapter 1081

Chapter 1081: Chapter 1081 – The New God Welcoming Party

The things in Sayer’s secret room proved quite valuable. First, Kira took the evidence that Goodwin was a Satellite Zone resident—not that it mattered much to him, but since his current "identity" was Goodwin’s, he figured it was best to confiscate anything that might harm him.

A minor comfort for the late Director Goodwin’s soul.

Sayer’s list of crimes would be useful as well. If exposed, the so-called Arcadia Movement would crumble overnight. Members would see Sayer’s hypocritical face, realize he never cared for them, and that he’d only ever planned to use and discard them.

But now wasn’t the time to reveal all this. Not yet.

At this moment, Kira sensed a faint tremor from a certain card case at his side.

The aura was somewhat familiar—with a strange sinister tinge. He focused, opened the case, and drew a card.

Earthbound Immortal Wiraqocha Rasca.

A trophy from Goodwin, the card had been quiet ever since. Kira barely glanced at it when he first got it, then set it aside—its silence seemed normal.

After all, Earthbound Immortals, in canon, were unique spirits. Normally dormant—even summoning them required special circumstances. Not only did you have to sacrifice two monsters according to duel rules, but Earthbound Immortals also needed souls.

Just like when Goodwin dueled Kira, calling forth this card in the shape of a stone heart that relentlessly siphoned souls from the area.

All ordinary people within range lost their souls as offerings for the Earthbound Immortal’s descent—except for the current duelists, who were protected by duel rules until their Life Points reached zero. Even gods couldn’t just disconnect them.

Yet, aside from this terrifying power, Kira felt Earthbound Immortals ranked lower in evil than many Yu-Gi-Oh! gods.

For starters, the Dark Signers were all tragic figures—killed, resurrected, and given the Immortals’ power for their grudges.

And after the end of the anime arc, all the Immortals were defeated—and all the souls they’d eaten returned unharmed, with no ill effects, nor any memory of their time inside the Immortal.

Even the Dark Signers, who should have died, just kept living on. In fact, if you had a terminal disease before, after the Immortal, you’d be completely healed—no side effects.

Due to this, Earthbound Immortals seemed almost endearingly silly among the many "evil gods" of Yu-Gi-Oh!—a rare ’good boss’ in a world full of villains.

Still, after being silent so long, the card was now surging with energy.

Kira focused on the card, consciousness drifting inside.

Within a pitch-black space, fiery lines—like burning runes—crisscrossed and formed a massive geoglyph in the void, not unlike the Nazca lines.

Suddenly, the image took shape—a pair of gigantic wings unfolded before him, blotting out the sky. The condor-like Earthbound Immortal spread its vast form, shrouded in blue-black flames.

Earthbound Immortal Wiraqocha Rasca!

It raised its head and unleashed a thunderous roar, echoing into the infinite darkness.

But Kira could hear the meaning behind the majesty:

Hungry.

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