#407 - Great magic (in the monthly ticket activity, please give me a monthly ticket)

Burns' death was quite tragic.

Generally speaking, Tenjo Hikari has no interest in such excessive punishment, but it seems that in dark duels, "Thousand-Eyes Restrict" does indeed have a very terrifying presence.

As the first BOSS-level monster in the Yu-Gi-Oh! series, it seems to have some special qualities.

After Burns died, those Fusion Army soldiers didn't beg for mercy like those Fusion Army soldiers Tenjo Hikari had encountered in the past, nor did they have the Fusion Army's usual attitude of "It doesn't matter if I lose the duel, I'll continue to rob," they just shouted that their Fusion Army would definitely send stronger soldiers in the future, that they would definitely grasp Tenjo Hikari's weaknesses, and that they would definitely make Tenjo Hikari pay a bloody price, and so on.

Tenjo Hikari wasn't interested. He was thinking of taking these people away and sending them to Kaiba Corporation, but Tierra had already taken action, tearing them into pieces in an instant.

Tenjo Hikari frowned, but didn't say anything.

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Tenjo Hikari wouldn't say anything about these die-hard Fusion fanatics dying.

Tierra also used puppet strings to grab Burns' remains, and from his body, she pulled out a spherical soul, holding a "No." card in her hand, playing with it and looking at it.

As before, whether it was Mad Box or Dragon Blood Ghost, Tenjo Hikari had no interest in holding them.

On the one hand, he had to resist the erosion of the No., and on the other hand, Tenjo Hikari wouldn't use them usually, so he might as well leave them with Tierra.

Compared to Tenjo Hikari, leaving them with Tierra might be more useful.

After dealing with these matters, Tierra didn't waste any time, bringing some high-level Frightfur spirits in front of her and directly asking them what the situation was.

She could see that the little bear was just a child and didn't know the specific situation.

As the "savior" and "god" who had rescued them from their crisis, even if Tierra didn't show world-destroying power, this alone was enough for the Frightfur spirits to be willing to talk to her, not to mention this identity.

And it was because of this that Tenjo Hikari completely understood the specific situation of Frightfur.

The Frightfur clan is a special race, divided into two groups, "angels" and "demons," living together, which are the Fluffal and Edge Imp types of spirits. The two groups learn, cooperate, and train together, and then evolve into "Frightfur," which is their "combined form."

This is a very long process, requiring a long period of accumulation and effort to succeed.

Especially because of the split of the Spirit World, the crisis they, as newly born spirits, face is more dangerous compared to other forces. The high-level Frightfur spirits were worried about the future, and in an accident, they signed a cooperation agreement with the Fusion Army.

They would enhance the power of the Edge Imps and then assist them in cultivating stronger and more excellent spirits. In return, they would help the Fusion Army fight.

Normally, this is a very ordinary contract, similar to Tenjo Hikari's cooperation with the Magical Scientists, but as the cooperation continued, they naturally came into contact with some of the Fusion Army's situation, knowing that they were not "good people," knowing that they were using various sciences, spirits, and cards to either enslave, destroy, or control spirits, and knowing that they would kill human comrades for profit.

However—

After the Frightfurs learned about this, they didn't give up on the cooperation, but treated it as a normal thing, silently watching everything.

But unexpectedly, in the end, they also became the "abandoned" party.

"I see. Ordinary, nothing more," Tierra said after listening, not very interested.

Betrayal, war, enslavement, indifference, and then being swept into the war, these things were too common in her eyes, not interesting at all.

"How many participants are left?"

Sawtooth Lion lowered his head: "I'm the only one left."

Tierra casually glanced at the surrounding environment, observing the entire dimension through her own eyes, and after careful calculation, learned that there were only about fifty spirits left in this dimension.

"Then, be prepared to face the pursuit of the victims' families, be prepared for revenge, and then—express your sincere sincerity, and never do this kind of thing again."

Sawtooth Lion knelt in front of Tierra, not daring to raise his head, hesitatingly.

"If you have anything to say, say it."

"Great God, Edge Imps must do evil, and Fluffals need to harmonize, only in this way can the two become one. There are not many spirits left in our clan, and if we encounter attacks from other races or that unknown force that destroyed the Spirit World, we will be completely unable to protect ourselves…"

"Foolish, to protect the clan and then become more violent, more twisted, will only lead to a smaller population in your clan, and then a more urgent need for external forces to supplement it. At that time, it will only be a vicious cycle, not protection at all."

"Also—" Tierra raised her hand slightly, and beside her, Fluffal Bear moved on its own, rotating upwards in the air, panicking.

"It sincerely acknowledges me as its god, so I am willing to protect you out of love. So—

Listen to my [oracle], I will not explain, and do not refute, understand?"

Tierra looked at Frightfur Sawtooth Lion, her eyes burning with a strange blue flame. With just a light stare, Sawtooth Lion collapsed directly, his whole body shaking like a sieve, covering his head in terror, and shouting non-stop: "Understood, understood!"

And in his heart, he was terrified.

Although he had escaped the control of the Fusion Army humans, this unknown, terrifying existence in a spirit's skin didn't seem to be an easy person to talk to!

"As for saying that demons want to harm people, angels want to help, and then cooperate with each other—although I quite like this idea—but it obviously has no real meaning."

Tierra was very confident when she said this.

In the year or so since she woke up, she had seen many spirit evolutions, and there was one thing she was very sure of.

That is, the evolution of spirits definitely has nothing to do with the behavior of the spirits, but only with two things.

First, energy. Second, belief.

In other words, whether it is a demon like Dark World or an angel like Lightsworn, what they do may be different, but what they want to do to evolve is always the same.

Do what you firmly believe in, and then improve your strength.

"As for the evolution, don't worry, I already know what to do."

"Re, really! ?"

Sawtooth Lion exclaimed, and some ordinary lower-level spirits also cheered, especially the little bear, who was already dancing in celebration.

Is this god so powerful! ? He can even control spirit evolution! ?

"Hey—Tenjo Hikari, come over here—"

"These spirits need you to explain Fusion!"

Great Divine Art · Calling Tenjo Hikari.

Tenjo Hikari couldn't help but laugh a few times.