Who Let Him Play Yu-Gi-Oh! novel Chapter 243

Chapter 243: Chapter 243: The President’s Goal [Bonus]

The vast blue sky stretched endlessly. The White Dragon’s body reflected the sunlight, like a silver sword slicing through the peaceful clouds, leaving a long white trail behind.

From a distance, it looked exactly like a White Dragon soaring through the skies. Anyone unfamiliar might really believe a spirit had appeared. But that wasn’t the case—this was Seto Kaiba, the company president, who had built a jet plane almost perfectly replicating the appearance of the White Dragon.

Over the years, President Kaiba had devoted himself to making the White Dragon the symbol of both his company and himself. This was reflected in every aspect of his life, and of course, his personal vehicle was no exception.

The Blue-Eyes Jet was a super jet built at great cost by Seto Kaiba, representing the pinnacle of this world’s technology. Its engines were so quiet for the cabin passengers that it was nearly silent. Passengers could barely feel the engine’s operation—they might even start to believe they were riding an actual White Dragon.

But its speed surpassed the limits of today’s fighter jets, and it could easily perform maneuvers regular jets couldn’t. When it soared into the sky, it was like an unsheathed sword, every takeoff carrying the momentum of slaying an enemy general.

Such high performance came with high demands—it’s said that piloting it was exceedingly difficult. But Kaiba never allowed anyone else to touch his ride anyway. Everyone knew: whenever the Blue-Eyes White Dragon Jet took to the skies, the pilot could only be Seto Kaiba himself.

It might seem unbelievable for a company president to be a better pilot than ace flyers, but when it comes to Kaiba, it somehow doesn’t sound that strange.

After all, it’s common knowledge that Kaiba’s physical abilities are superhuman.

Before boarding, Kira couldn’t help but take a few more glances at the White Dragon Jet’s shape. He’d only seen it from afar on TV before—seeing it up close in real life, it really did look like a White Dragon sleeping.

As he boarded, he half-joked to Kaiba, "Why not print this plane as a card too? I think it has potential. Maybe it’d really catch on."

Kaiba raised an eyebrow at that. He didn’t say anything, but it was clear he took the suggestion to heart.

Maybe after this trip, it wouldn’t be long before "Blue-Eyes Jet Dragon" would be born.

Kira’s lab was now up and running, producing results and frequently sending members to top academic conferences. Kira himself had established collaborations with several of Kaiba’s research teams, so Kaiba had heard plenty about Kira’s legendary academic prowess.

According to team leaders, this kid might be a natural-born duelist, with abnormally strong spiritual vision and unprecedented affinity for spirits. He could often offer a single offhand comment that would point stuck teams in the right direction, leading to major breakthroughs.

With such a strong impression from the experts, Kaiba thought over Kira’s casual suggestion and found it genuinely interesting, so he made a mental note to develop it later.

His Blue-Eyes brand always combined science and mysticism. So, even though the Blue-Eyes White Dragon was a dragon spirit from three thousand years ago, many of its incarnations bore signs of modern technology.

The jet took off, gently parting the clouds into elegant ripples, which then quickly closed up again, like nature’s skin trembling under the White Dragon’s touch.

Kaiba personally served as a pilot, while Mokuba entertained Kira in the dining cabin. The onboard restaurant had a top-tier chef team, offering customized food and drinks.

"Kazehane City?" Kira asked. "Are you sure the enemy’s base is there?"

He’d represent the academy in a match next week, but Mokuba said this trip would only take two days at most. So Kira decided to tag along with Mokuba to the neighboring city.

He could make sure the enemies threatening him were handled, and maybe pick up a new deck or two.

"Pretty much," Mokuba replied, eating a large chocolate sundae.

"We asked some local friends to investigate, and it seems they found something. But online communication isn’t safe, so we’ll meet in person after landing."

He paused, then said seriously, "If our guess is right, this is an old grudge we didn’t settle before. But it doesn’t matter. This time, we’ll end it."

"You sound like you already know who the enemy is," Kira said.

"Can’t be sure, but we’ll know soon enough." Mokuba smiled and shrugged. "Doesn’t matter—whoever it is, my brother will take care of it."

He clearly didn’t want to dwell on the topic. Kira went along and changed the subject: "Are the local friends KaibaCorp branch staff?"

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