Who Let Him Play Yu-Gi-Oh! novel Chapter 1128

Chapter 1128: Chapter 1128: The Fate of the Dragon Mark

Sector Security.

Fudo Yusei was led by two security officers up to the highest floor. From a distance, he could make out "Director Goodwin" already waiting by the rooftop entrance.

"You’ve done well," Goodwin greeted.

Yusei smiled faintly at the two officers escorting him.

"I’ll take it from here."

The two officers saluted, then turned to leave.

Yusei approached, rolling up his sleeve to reveal the Dragon Mark on his arm. "You called me here for this, didn’t you?"

Goodwin glanced at his arm—sure enough, the heated battles of the Fortune Cup had accelerated its awakening. Now, Yusei’s Dragon Mark was permanently visible.

"That’s right," Goodwin nodded. "A legend spanning five thousand years—the Crimson Dragon. You’ve already seen a fraction of that power for yourself."

Yusei stayed silent.

As a science enthusiast who had scraped together a Ener-D out of junk in Satellite, he’d always dismissed the supernatural. Much like Kaiba Seto in the DM era, Yusei believed in science.

Of course, nowadays, just like later Kaiba, he had witnessed supernatural phenomena with his own eyes time and again. So many things science couldn’t explain had forced him to accept a new reality beyond the realm of the known.

The Crimson Dragon’s power had appeared during his duel with Jack—and even pulled them into another dimension. Their fight was clearly influenced by those otherworldly forces—the "Solid Vision" had turned into real pain, and the "Crash King" was still lying in the ICU.

Not to mention the appearance that night of the Dark Signers and Earthbound Immortal. Such realities meant Yusei could no longer reject these paradigm-shifting truths.

"Signers and Dark Signers have battled on this land more than once throughout history," Goodwin said. "The Dark Signers are the destined enemies of the Signers—those who possess the soul of the Netherworld.

All of them were once dead, but their powerful obsessions were exploited by the King of the Netherworld, returning them to the living as walking corpses, bound to fight against the Signers.

Whenever the gate to the Netherworld opens, Signers and Dark Signers clash, with the entire world hanging in the balance."

"With the world at stake?"

Yusei was shocked.

"That’s right," said Goodwin. "Five thousand years ago, a great battle like this took place. Our predecessors, the ’People of the Stars,’ wielded the power of the Crimson Dragon’s five incarnated dragons and fought the evil gods over the Netherworld’s gate.

After a fierce struggle, the Crimson Dragon prevailed. The evil gods were sealed beneath the land of Nazca, and the Netherworld’s gate was closed."

"Five thousand years..." Yusei repeated.

"But if it’s been quiet for five millennia, why are the evil gods and Dark Signers awakening now?"

"Because of the Ener-D," Goodwin replied.

"The Ener-D?"

"That’s right. You know—the Ener-D in the city isn’t the first in human history. The very first one is deep within Satellite, in what is now considered a forbidden zone.

It’s a wondrous machine that can produce endless positive energy—an infinite source of power, absolutely irresistible. Seventeen years ago, when the control systems weren’t perfect, the research division forcibly activated the prototype engine.

That greed ended in tragedy.

The engine, which should have rotated forward, went in reverse instead, causing the so-called ’Zero Reverse’ calamity. The united city of New Domino was torn in two: the present city and what became the Satellite."

Yusei was silent.

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