When Tenjo Hikari was researching the specific coordinates, he already heard the hurried voices returning downstairs.
It seems John didn't see the final outcome, so it's still a bit of a pity.
Although he didn't see Yuki Judai, it looks like the result is good.
Hmm—
Previously, before Judai's duel with Yubel, he discussed it with his friends.
This was his first time doing something similar to coaxing a girl, so he wasn't experienced and asked his friends.
This sort of thing could be directly asked of Tenjouin Fubuki, but Fubuki clearly needed to rest, so he didn't disturb him and just chattered with a few friends, Hikari occasionally hearing part of the contents, felt there wasn't anything strange, so he didn't mind.
After all, he needed to focus on conducting experiments.
To carry out the relevant experiments, this important duel was such a pity that Hikari couldn't rush to the scene to watch.
After all, in the original work, Yuki Judai and Yubel's 'Super Polymerization' into a state of dual souls and soul fusion is a famous scene in Yu Gi Oh history, not being able to watch a live version is quite a pity.
Judai naturally took the time to ask for Hikari's advice, Hikari thought how could he give advice on such things, so he could only talk about sincerity.
After all, sincerity is the greatest weapon.
Compared to these things, Tenjo Hikari thinks it's better to understand Yubel's deck more thoroughly.
In this world, dueling is the foundation of everything; as long as there is a collision of souls between duelists, they can understand each other's thoughts. For someone like Judai, who wants to understand and acknowledge Yubel, being sincere in a duel is surely more powerful.
Coincidentally, because of Tenjo Hikari's enhanced 'Super Polymerization' powers, some 'special' types of cards started to emerge gradually, and it was just such, Hikari happened to present a 'Eternal Beloved' card to boost Judai's confidence: look, brother truly has a Yubel series card, I'm telling you the Yubel intel is accurate.
Even if there wasn't any evidence, Judai wouldn't doubt Hikari, of course, he quickly memorized all Yubel-related card effects, but Judai did not take the card, instead silently remembering the effect, expressing his understanding.
It seems Judai succeeded in winning.
Honestly, the result was quite good.
Although Tenjo Hikari doesn't have much affection for Yubel, the good news is Yubel hasn't done too many outrageous things, at least not to the students - there might have been originally, but they were mostly prevented by Hikari.
At least so far, Tenjo Hikari has no particular feelings about Yubel. Just like the Marufuji Shou he's familiar with now is the 'Integration Department Representative' Marufuji Shou, not the animated Marufuji Shou, he wouldn't define people so easily.
Also, because in this world, Yubel isn't nearly as unforgivable as in the original work, at least in this incident, the extent to which she acted was just taking Kagurazaka's body and knocking out Shou and Kenzan. So when Judai's friends followed him to watch the duel, it was mostly out of a curious fascination.
"What what? Judai's knight from a past life?" "The elder brother's love-hate entanglement?" "Betting life? Today's kids really are..." "Such excitement—it's the Supreme King's story, is it?"
Yubel herself didn't actually severely harm them, which is also why Judai was so quick to accept Yubel's guardianship and willing to "save" her.
She ultimately didn't commit any unforgivable mistakes.
Of course.
That's the talk.
Tenjo Hikari believes, neither he nor Judai would have forgotten that day.
Even if others might not understand or remember clearly, they certainly would remember this event.
That is the day when Judai and Mitsuzawa Daichi traveled to the Other Dimension, the spirits suddenly rioted and attacked, then Mitsuzawa Daichi protected Judai and got hurt for him.
Tracing this incident back, it must be Yubel's fault, even if due to the 'Light of Destruction', Yubel became more irritable, Tenjo Hikari couldn't forget this matter.
After all, it serves as Tenjo Hikari's first cautionary warning to be cautious of 'Yubel'.
And this incident, too, was another turning point for Judai's change in mentality.
After Yuki Judai returned to Duel Academy, things basically went as Tenjo Hikari had guessed.
Judai first apologized to all the students, saying that Yubel's issues were his issues, Yubel made many mistakes, and he would apologize alongside her.
This matter truly wasn't Judai's fault; once he expressed this, many students quickly shook their heads, hastily saying it wasn't related to him. As for Shou and Kenzan…they hadn't even seen the drama yet, so of course they wouldn't blame him.
Yubel still maintained a standoffish demeanor, arms crossed, unless Judai spoke, she wouldn't even appear, hiding in Judai's deck.
Well, it was different than Tenjo Hikari had imagined, but resolving it was certainly a good thing.
Later on, Judai also chatted with Tenjo Hikari, it was then that Hikari discovered Yubel was also causing trouble in the Spirit World.
Rather than being unable to act against humans, being struck down and unable to rise again, Yubel had been causing 'bloodshed' in the Spirit Realm, even absorbing the Divine Soldier of the Dark World.