With the scorching final blow of "Elemental HERO Heat", Yuei Vu's first battle against Doma came to an end.
The Doma mook named Bourbon let out a miserable scream in the burning flames, and the LP representing his life was also reduced to 0.
As the loser appeared, The Seal of Orichalcos began to respond. The sacred green magic circle slowly rotated, began to shrink rapidly, and gathered at the bottom of Bourbon's feet.
The Orichalcos emblem on his head became more and more dazzling. He began to let out a miserable hum, and his figure became blurred in the beam of light soaring into the sky. Greenlight rushed into the deep black clouds, as if invisible hands grabbed his soul and violently pulled him out of his body.
After that, like a puppet whose string has been cut, he knelt down without a trace, and fell to the ground with a plop.
Then "The Seal of Orichalcos" card fell out of the Duel Disk and landed on the ground. Bourbon's face appeared above the hexagram on the card, representing his sealed soul.
After the duel was over, Yuei Vu glanced sideways at the overlooking point in the shadows on the second floor, which was empty at the moment.
Doma's Three Swordsmen quietly left the building before the duel was over.
…
Alister, Rafael, and Valon were riding a sci-fi-style motorcycle in the streets under the night sky. In the blink of an eye, the branch of the Industrial Illusions was far behind.
"Masked HERO…" Valon said lightly, "It's a series I've never heard of."
"Pegasus specially designed a new series for this Duel King." Rafael said, "It seems that even with our Doma's intelligence network, there are some flaws."
"Are you okay with your subordinates?" Valon asked, tilting his head, "Your powerful subordinate named Gurimo also lost in the duel with Yugi Muto, and now Bourbon also lost to this Yuei Vu… They should all be your strongest subordinates, right?"
Rafael said indifferently: "It doesn't matter. They are indeed compatible with Orichalcos's power, but they are not irreplaceable. After testing out the two Duel Kings, their mission is considered complete."
"Hmph, there is nothing to worry about." Alister said disdainfully, "It doesn't matter even if that Yuei Vu has a new card. No matter how powerful the card is, it can't surpass the power of Orichalcos."
His implication was: Wasn't it just printing a few new cards?
Was there anyone who could not print their own cards?
In terms of printing cards, Doma was second to no one. The cards they made themselves were more and more like fake cards.
For example, the Trap Card called "Soldier Revolt" used by Alister in the duel with President Kaiba in the animation. It could send all the cards in the opponent's hand to the graveyard, and then remove all the cards controlled by the opponent on the field. (Although the activation conditions were a bit harsh)
For a card designer whose brain has never been kicked by a donkey, he probably wouldn't be able to come up with such an effect…
The reason Doma was better than Ghouls and Noah was that the cards they use were all real cards.
The cards that Noah wrote in the virtual world were just pure data, just like his set of "Deck Master" rules, they could only bully people in the computer world.
But Doma's cards were different. Each of the cards they make has the unique spirituality of duel monster cards, and they all contained mysterious powers beyond the scope of contemporary science. (President Kaiba, the believer of science, disagreed)
The reason why the cards printed by Doma were so powerful was that they did hold that level of power.
Under the rules of the duel monster card game, the strength of the dark power would be directly reflected in the corresponding card effect.
For example, Holactie the Creator God of Light, the supreme being in the Yu-Gi-Oh worldview, who appeared in the finale of the DM, was the ultimate god. Correspondingly, the effect of the card embodied by her supreme divine power was "The player that Special Summons this card wins the Duel."
The stronger the power, the stronger the effect of the embodied card. From this point of view, the pile of OP cards printed by the Doma organization itself was precisely proof of their strong power.
But it was also because of this that Yuei Vu seemed worthy of fear in their eyes.
First, he used the unheard-of "Elemental HERO" series, and now an unknown force called "Masked HERO"…
Yuei Vu, who called these powerful heroes to a duel one after another, also became an unpredictable opponent in the eyes of Doma's Three Swordsmen at this time.
The Three Swordsmen never talked with each other all the way. Valon twisted the handlebar and took the lead in stepping on the gas pedal, and the three motorcycles pierced through the long night and disappeared at the other end of the street.
…
At this time, Yuei Vu was squatting down to check the wretched guy lying on the ground with his soul pulled out, his tongue sticking out with a broken expression on his face.
He noticed that the small pendant on Bourbon's neck seemed to have broken after the duel.
That seemed to be Orichalcos's amulet. Although The Seal of Orichalcos could give any ordinary person the strength to rival the top powerhouse, it was still accompanied by risks.
People who didn't have amulets and extraordinary powers also had the risk of being backlashed if they rashly used The Seal of Orichalcos.
And the "The Seal of Orichalcos" that Bourbon used had already sealed his own soul inside.
Doma's Three Swordsmen ran away before the duel was over, presumably because he felt that this Bourbon was insignificant, so they didn't even bother to recover the card that sealed his soul.
Yuei Vu guessed that a big organization like Doma probably didn't lack such cannon fodder.
It's just that the performance of the animation plot made Yuei Vu have some illusions about Doma's organization.
In fact, the Doma organization has existed for thousands of years, and it could even influence the politics of major powers and remotely control the military. It was quite powerful after all, but the tip of the iceberg shown in the animation was easy to give people the illusion.
After all, in the animation, except for the miscellaneous fish Gurimo who ran to the front of Yugi and gave away the head in seconds, only Rafael, Valon and Alister were active in the entire Orichalcos chapter from beginning to end.
Among them, Valon was not so much interested in Doma's great ideals as he wanted to pick up girls. He fought Jonouchi all the time, with the sole purpose of chasing Kujaku Mai.
Although Valon didn't catch up with Sister Mai in the end, when he clashed with Jonouchi, they deepened and cherished each other in the friction, and finally formed a revolutionary friendship. These two love rivals even had a tendency to kick Sister Mai away and have fun by themselves…
The second swordsman Alister also didn't seem to be particularly interested in Doma's ideals. He was more focused on the president of Kaiba, and wanted to fight with the president for revenge. In the end, he and Kaiba had a decisive battle on the plane that was about to crash. Alister was able to delay the time and die together with Kaiba, but he was also whitewashed by the president's Talk no Jutsu and let go of the opportunity to reduce the number of the enemy…
The third swordsman Rafael must be the most loyal one among the Three Swordsmen, and even once completed the feat of "taking Yami Yugi's first blood".
However, in the end, he was also whitewashed by Yami Yugi's Talk no Jutsu, and in the end, he even wanted to go back and vindicate his boss Dartz.
To sum up, judging from the characters that appeared in the animation, it seemed that in Doma, there were only miscellaneous fish, cannon fodder, those who wanted to pick up girls, those who were not firm, and those who turned against their master.
Originally, Rafael was the only one who worked diligently and followed the boss, but in the end, he was whitewashed and even wanted to go to preach with the boss. It was like Gin was awakened by a certain elementary school student, and then turned to go back to the boss and say: Boss, I think he is right, let's get rid of the Black Organization…