Who Let Him Play Yu-Gi-Oh! novel Chapter 281

Chapter 281 - 280: Is That Really True?

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This year's Duel Academy exhibition match was far more watched than any before.

Mainly because of the Princeton Corporation's involvement—they'd used their resources and money to get the duel broadcast on TV. Their hype campaign had also raised expectations for the match.

So, a lot of people were watching live.

But whether they were ordinary duelists there to learn, bored office workers killing time, or professional duelists harshly judging the new class, they all quickly got hooked—

—Because it was really fun to watch.

Especially this Fujiki Kira—everyone remembered his name.

How could they not? His plays were hilarious. When he handed over three ugly tokens, and then suddenly locked Chazz out with Cyber Blader, the viewers went wild.

But Chazz, managing to topdeck his way to a comeback, also won respect. Even pros were shocked.

Are Duel Academy students really this good now?

And this year's reps are all first-years?

Either one of them could go pro right now!

Even the TV staff were having a blast, pointing at the screen and chatting. The whole studio was full of laughter.

Until Kira gave Ojama King 6000 DEF, and Chazz watched his 4000 ATK dragon crash into it in despair...

"Wow, 6000 DEF King!" a staffer cheered.

"Hahaha, this kid's funny—beat a Dragon deck with nothing but Ojamas!"

Just then, the manager's angry voice rang out: "What are you laughing at! CUT! CUT!!"

The sponsor's about to lose and you're all laughing? Don't you want your jobs?

So, right before the Dragon's breath hit the Ojama King, all TV screens cut to static. In a blink, a pretty host appeared, smiling sweetly:

"Let's take a quick break for the weather! Today and tomorrow: clear skies!"

"..."

"What!?"

The whole country exploded.

They cut it at the most critical moment!?

But of course, everyone knew the result. Cutting the broadcast made it obvious. The only point was to spare the sponsor's dignity.

"..."

Chazz fell to his knees, stunned.

He lost. Again.

Strangely, when his LP hit zero, he found he wasn't as disappointed as he expected.

It felt... natural.

Why?

Had his subconscious already accepted, "I can't beat this guy"?

Realizing this, Chazz felt even worse.

Worse than losing, is being used to losing.

"It was a good duel, Chazz," Kira smiled, putting away his Duel Disk. "Coming back from the northern school, you've really improved."

Chazz: "..."

Improved?

He knelt, looking up at Kira, who seemed even taller and more unreachable under the arena lights.

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