Who Let Him Play Yu-Gi-Oh! novel Chapter 1157

Chapter 1157: Chapter 1157: The Atmosphere Destroyer

The Momentum Express trembled, as if the world itself was shuddering.

Then Kira noticed the metal walls rippled like water, rusty cold wind rushing from the vents, and the ceiling lights went out one by one, their covers melting like wax and evaporating into blue motes in midair.

Metal traces on the floor rotated counterclockwise, reinforcing bars shrieking in the concrete. Even the clouds outside seemed frozen, as if the whole space was falling apart like a torn-up jigsaw.

Clark’s face was one of despair.

"No! Don’t!"

He seemed to realize something, screaming as he clawed at the air.

Visions flashed before his eyes—countless shadowss. He even saw himself, three minutes ago, at the control panel unlocking the code for Goodwin. That three-minutes-ago version began to dissolve from the feet up as if an invisible eraser had wiped it out.

Then it started happening to his current self.

As a timekeeper for the machine—even if only a grunt—Clark understood too well what was happening.

He was being erased!

Not killed, not executed—someone was manipulating history, erasing him from the stream of time!

"No...save me! Save me! Aaaahhh—!"

He vanished right before Kira’s eyes.

And then so did the entire building.

It happened in an instant. Everything—the time machine, control panels, walls, the entire structure—was erased from existence, leaving nothing but a void in front of Kira. Not even debris remained, as if the whole building and everyone in it had been atomized... no, possibly less than atomized.

Because the building was now erased from history itself—the Momentum Express never existed.

"As expected of Iliaster’s power. Unable to stop me, they just erased the whole base." Kira muttered.

Even though he had just been inside, he seemed unaffected by the timeline change.

Maybe because he didn’t belong to this time or this dimension to begin with, so he was immune to changes in this world’s history.

Or maybe, simply because he was now strong enough, or carried enough "transcendent" entities with him.

In the anime, history rewrites seemed powerful enough to erase anyone, but actually weren’t omnipotent.

Those with the Crimson Dragon’s protection, or those with the divine powers of Odin, Thor, and Loki among Team Ragnarok, weren’t affected by history changes.

In Yu-Gi-Oh, those with enough card power could ignore all conceptual or causality-based attacks—cards are the one true measure.

As the saying goes: All kings must resolve their blood debts with cards. The only way to defeat a true strongman is to duel—not with flashy tricks.

Just then, the sound of Duel Runners approached.

Kira turned. Yusei and Jack, whom he had parted from not long ago, rolled up on their Duel Runners to the edge of the huge pit.

"Goodwin?" Jack frowned.

Yusei got off and asked, "Wasn’t there a building here? Did you do this, Goodwin?"

Yusei was shocked. He’d never been here before, but he knew of the Momentum Express—yet now the gigantic building was gone, not even a trace left. How could he not be suspicious?

Kira looked at them, "Why are you here?"

"The dragon mark responded, guiding us in this direction," Yusei replied, touching his arm where his mark was.

"Was it because you were fighting here?"

When a Signer duels, the others’ marks light up—like a human radar.

Their marks brought them here, and seeing Goodwin, another confirmation that he’s a Signer.

But Kira knew it wasn’t because of him. The Crimson Dragon’s power directed them here as this was the center of the recent timeline alteration.

With Crimson Dragon’s protection, Yusei and Jack weren’t affected by the erased history, so they remembered there’d been a building here.

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