Who Let Him Play Yu-Gi-Oh! novel Chapter 679

Chapter 679: Chapter 679: Excavation

Industrial Illusions, Headquarters.

The helicopter descended as if riding a gale. KaibaCorp veteran Roland jumped out first, standing like a guardian.

Seto Kaiba’s brother Mokuba, dressed in a white suit, followed down.

"Sorry, sorry, kept you waiting. Got held up on the way."

Mokuba smiled as he shook hands with Yako Tenma.

"No worries, I just got here myself," Yako smiled lightly and made small talk. "President Kaiba is truly a busy man. I suppose you’re working on some new important card design again?"

"Uh, not really."

Mokuba scratched his head.

In truth, recently his brother seemed to be researching something about dimensional crossing again. Mokuba figured maybe his brother felt the current realm had gotten too grim under the influence of a certain new Duel King, and thought the underworld duels were actually brighter, so his itch to duel flared up and he wanted to go down to find his old rival again...

"Shall we go in and talk?" Yako gestured politely.

"No, let’s wait a moment. The Duel King is on his way—he told me he’s almost here," Mokuba said.

"Oh?" Yako grew interested. "He’s coming too? How long?"

"About... ten seconds?"

As the words fell, everyone looked up to see a burning tail-flame in the sky.

A wingsuit glider—the dazzling fire traced a blazing arc. Kira dove, adjusted his angle, dropped straight down, landed in a crouch on the helipad, stirring up a transparent whirlwind.

"Kira!"

Mokuba greeted him first, grinning.

"You’ve been busy too—haven’t seen you in a while."

"Had some things going on... but it should be handled soon."

Kira smiled, then shook hands with Yako as well.

"I heard KaibaCorp and Industrial Illusions are collaborating on an important series deck study?"

Walking into the building with them, Kira asked.

"Yes, several projects," Mokuba smiled. "There are a few in-development decks you might find interesting—Yako, why not show him?"

Yako smiled, took a tablet from his assistant, and handed it to Kira.

Kira flipped through casually. There were indeed some decks he hadn’t seen on the market. Compared to his past-life memories, most were half-finished—only a few cards existed; most weren’t there yet.

Still, some caught his interest.

One surprising example: a "Genex" archetype.

In his memory, that should be a 5D’s-era deck because it focused on Synchro. No spells or traps—the entire deck was monsters, with Synchro at the core, gaining effects based on the attributes of Synchro materials.

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