Who Let Him Play Yu-Gi-Oh! novel Chapter 447

Chapter 447: Chapter 446: Duel King (Bonus)

Duel Academy.

The sunset cast golden rays over the boundless sea, painting a magnificent picture in blue and red-gold. The helicopter drifted through the brilliant skyline, approaching the carefully paved helipad on the coast.

The helicopter landed. Chancellor Sheppard stepped out, the sunset gleaming off his shiny bald head, the hem of his uniform whipping in the rotor’s wind.

Immediately, a sweat-soaked, greedy face came rushing up.

"Chancellor! Chancellor, something huge happened, noné!"

Crowler ran up, hands on his knees, panting hard—he’d clearly sprinted all the way to meet the Chancellor.

Everyone knew Chancellor Sheppard was always out on business trips—whenever something happened at the Academy, he was away. He’d just finished some urgent business, only to be intercepted by Crowler right off the chopper.

"So flustered—this isn’t like you, Professor Crowler."

Sheppard smiled calmly, every bit the master.

"What happened?"

"It’s—it’s Duel City! The finals of Duel City happened today, noné!" Crowler struggled to catch his breath.

"Oh, the finals." Sheppard mused. "I remember I sent Zane to participate. I wonder how he did..."

"Zane-kun?" Crowler blinked. "Come to think of it, he made top eight, noné."

"Oh, top eight?" Sheppard’s eyes lit up, nodding in approval. "Not bad, not bad—Zane did well."

Sheppard knew his students well. Though Zane was unbeatable at the Academy, he was still just a student. To reach top eight in a tournament full of legends was impressive.

As his mentor, Sheppard was quite pleased with his protégé.

And Zane hadn’t even graduated yet, hadn’t experienced the pro dueling world—he still had lots of room to grow. The future was bright.

Sheppard was delighted, determined to reward his student when he got back.

"Yes, Truesdale did well, but that’s not the point." Crowler shook his head quickly. "More importantly—the champion! The Duel King, noné! The Academy has an enrolled Duel King! Mamma mia! This is unprecedented—"

The professor’s rambling left Sheppard confused: "Slow down—what happened? What King?"

"The Duel King! Kaiba personally entered this year’s Duel City, saying he’d challenge for the Duel King title again.

And our student won!"

Crowler shouted.

"Fujiki Kira—Kira-kun won, noné!"

Sheppard blinked, as if he hadn’t understood.

"You’re saying Kira beat Kaiba?"

"Not just that—he won the whole championship, noné! Kira-kun is now the Duel King!"

Sheppard’s eyes went wide, his expression frozen for several seconds, then his mouth dropped open, almost joining Crowler in shouting—

Mamma mia!

Our Academy actually... produced a currently enrolled Duel King?

...

At this moment, the once-quiet dojo was in an uproar.

Master Takeuchi had watched the entire final with his students, nearly needing heart medicine several times.

When it was finally over, and the invincible Divine Serpent Geh was devoured by the Lava Golem, Master Takeuchi nearly fainted.

Six months ago, he’d sensed this kid was extraordinary—he’d thought Kira would at best become a pro after graduation, maybe a star rookie, bringing some fame to the dojo.

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