Who Let Him Play Yu-Gi-Oh! novel Chapter 513

Chapter 513: Chapter 513: The God of Dueling

"NANDATO (what did you say)?!"

The pharaoh’s face changed. Looking again at the android, he couldn’t help but suck in a breath.

A monster that completely seals Traps?

He seemed to realize at once how serious this was.

It wasn’t just a matter of locking his Mirror Force. His Continuous Trap "The First Sarcophagus" couldn’t activate either—meaning the Second and Third couldn’t hit the field, and there’d be no summoning his ace, "Spirit of the Pharaoh."

His three-thousand-year, three-axe combo—this might be the first time in the so-called God of Dueling’s life that before the fight even began, his Spirit of the Pharaoh was nailed under the coffin lid, sentenced to death before it could appear.

"Jinzo continues its attack," Kira said. "Psychic wave."

Maybe because it so rarely gets the spotlight, Jinzo finally got to puff its chest out. It thrust a palm; the telekinetic blast wrapped in lightning ripped into the set monster.

The raging wave flipped the card: a two-winged angel with a halo, arms crossed defensively before it.

"The destroyed monster is ’Shining Angel,’" the pharaoh said gravely. "When Shining Angel is destroyed by battle, Special Summon from the Deck a LIGHT monster with 1500 or less ATK in Attack Position.

I Special Summon a second Shining Angel!"

[Shining Angel, ATK 1400]

"A floater," Kira nodded.

"I activate the Equip Spell ’Amplifier,’ equipping it to ’Jinzo.’ While this card is equipped, my own Trap restriction is lifted—Jinzo’s Trap lock applies only to you."

The pharaoh: "..."

Kira slowly fanned out three more cards.

"Then I set three. Turn end."

Staring at Jinzo’s domineering, Trap-suppressing field, the pharaoh brooded.

The gall—locking down my Traps.

But once the Traps were sealed, his three-axe routine was dead. Under the golden mask, the God of Dueling’s eyes grew heavy; facing Jinzo, he felt he’d never encountered such danger.

If this draw didn’t open things up, he might actually get crushed under a single card. For a man dubbed the God of Dueling, that’d be a joke of a death.

"My turn. Draw!"

He drew—and a sharp light flashed in his eyes.

There it is.

"I activate the Spell Card ’Tribute to the Doomed,’" the pharaoh declared. "Discard 1 card; destroy 1 monster on the field!

Vanish—Jinzo!"

He pitched a card; spectral bindings shot from the Spell, wrapping Jinzo head to toe, mummifying it—then boom, it burst apart.

Jinzo: "..."

Couldn’t escape being cannon fodder after all.

As the dejected Jinzo faded out, his buddy Caius drifted up behind, needling him: "Yo, back so soon?"

Jinzo: "Urusai~!."

"With that, the Trap lock is gone!" the pharaoh clenched a fist. "That monster gave me some trouble—I will commend you for that—but if you think that alone can halt my duel, you are naïve!

I activate the Continuous Trap ’The First Sarcophagus’—"

Then he felt the hitch.

The First Sarcophagus still didn’t activate.

"Why?!"

He stared at his field.

The Trap-sealing Jinzo was definitely gone—so why can’t I—hm?

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