Who Let Him Play Yu-Gi-Oh! novel Chapter 625

Chương 625: Chapter 625: Do Aliens Duel Too?

Society of Light Headquarters.

"Defeated?"

Sartorius, as usual, sat in the dazzlingly bright hall, fiddling with tarot cards, but for once, a frown creased his brow.

In front of him was a computer, connected by remote communication. On the other end was his sister, Sarina.

"Yes," Sarina said calmly.

"I sent both Thunder and Frost. From what I gather, the two of them fought against one opponent, but still lost.

Both have been defeated, and their Monarch cards are missing—presumably seized by the enemy."

Sartorius's frown deepened, and he was silent for a moment.

"Brother," Sarina said evenly.

"Your prophecy..."

"Just a small hiccup, nothing worth worrying about," Sartorius cut her off brusquely.

But soon his expression returned to its usual calm.

"Like I said before, Revolver is just a minor character. He doesn't affect the Society's plans much. Let's revisit this later." 3

"...Yes, Brother."

Sarina fell silent.

But what she didn't say was this:

A hiccup?

Her brother's prophecies had always been perfect, never missing once—when had there ever been a "small hiccup"?

Thunder and Frost were elite, but from Sartorius's perspective, they were still small fry. Their defeat itself proved nothing, nor did it prove their opponent was strong enough to trouble Sartorius.

But what was truly worrying was that the prophecy failed.

Revolver had not been defeated as predicted.

"Let's put this aside. Revolver can be dealt with later. More importantly..."

Sartorius flipped over a tarot card, narrowed his eyes, and said gloomily:

"Our real enemy is about to arrive."

…

A shooting star tore through the sky, splitting the night with a blazing tail.

The mountains and forests beneath were lit up by the intense light, trees standing out sharply in the glare. The air rumbled, first like distant thunder, then like the stampede of a thousand horses.

The animals in the forest scattered in panic. The light in the sky collided with the darkness below. A meteor, wreathed in flames, swept through the forest, sending dust and rocks flying in a towering plume.

A massive sphere of light flickered in the crater left behind, faint golden light illuminating the swirling dust.

Some time later, searchlights swept through the forest.

Planes marked with the KC logo landed one after another. Staff set up cordons, locked down the area, and built a camp.

Mokuba himself arrived at the camp in a hazmat suit, listening to experts explain the meteorite that had fallen from the sky.

"A miracle! This is a miracle from the heavens!"

The expert pointed excitedly at the complex readouts on the monitor.

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