In Tenjo Hikari's memory, a lot of knowledge suddenly appeared out of nowhere.
LV 12 Gladiator Beast "Emperor," Gladiator Beast Claudius, the true "Commander" of the Gladiator Beasts—but in the Gladiator Beast Dimension, Tenjo Hikari had not seen or heard of anything other than the "Legion Commander."
So, is the information I've seen real?
It probably is.
Tenjo Hikari found a quiet place, focused on thinking about the previous questions, and even reviewed the footage, carefully looking for the reasons.
Why did I suddenly gain information about Gladiator Beast cards? Was it just because I happened to return from the Gladiator Beast Dimension and learned this information while watching "Ecole de Zone"?
Could it be.
When I return from other dimensions, I can also gain some information related to those dimensions?
After thinking about this, Tenjo Hikari left the Great Cosmic Workshop, arrived at the Mage Domain, and then once again returned to the Great Cosmic Workshop to watch that footage.
Then—
There it is!
When Tenjo Hikari rewatched the footage, he indeed acquired some special information from it.
Some information about Spellcaster-Type Monsters and about "Red-Eyes Dark Dragoon."
They appeared out of nowhere in Tenjo Hikari's mind.
And after researching this information, Tenjo Hikari confirmed two things.
First, the footage is not a "complete future"; it contains a wealth of other information, even from the past.
Second, the footage is not "complete" because the information Tenjo Hikari obtained on the second viewing clearly had some omissions.
Not only that, perhaps because Tenjo Hikari left from a dimension like the Mage Domain, a gathering place for the highest-level mages, he also collected a lot of "Magic" information—various spells and special abilities that Spellcaster-Type Spirits often train in!
All these unusable abilities mixed into Tenjo's head, causing a headache.
Based on these aspects, Tenjo Hikari judged that probably, Ecole de Zone automatically records all the "cards" or "spirit" information.
Just like a photocopier.
Then, further, Tenjo Hikari guessed that the reason people lose themselves upon entering Ecole de Zone might very well be because they are filled with "too much memory"!
Just as The Supreme King told Judai, although The Supreme King and Judai are essentially the same person, their experiences and the volume of their memories are vastly different. If Judai were to immediately possess all of The Supreme King's memories, would he still be "The Supreme King" or "Judai"?
When a person's "knowledge" far exceeds their will and memory, can their behavior patterns and mind still function normally?
So, it's because of this, humans are very susceptible to madness?
Conversely, because the Spirit is an entire entity, with at most additional "cards" within, even if driven mad under the Red Light, they might still directly acquire a "card."
Though a card carries a lot of information, it is still just a card unless a special situation arises—for example, if a spirit acquires a card unrelated to its essence, race, or attribute, one far beyond its acceptance level. In such cases, the "card" might replace the "spirit."
For example, the original "Breaker the Magical Warrior" ends up being stuffed with a Rank 6 Cyber Dragon Infinity, with energies and information hundreds or thousands of times its own. It would be directly assimilated into the Cyber Dragon Infinity's body, forgetting its existence, thinking it has always been "Cyber Dragon Infinity"?
Makes sense.
Tenjo Hikari pondered.
This could also explain why those spirits dare to risk madness to seek the gift of the Red Light.
Because spirits pursuing grace are far safer than humans.
After thinking it all through, Tenjo Hikari slowly came to understand.
He realized why he had such a prolonged headache when exposed to the "Red Light" last time.
It's likely... he wasn't simply experiencing a headache or fainting; he truly accepted tremendous information, more than he could process. It was solely because of this experience that he found accepting the "influence of lesser beings" less severe.
In other words, going to "Ecole de Zone" might not be that dangerous.
Of course, as much as he said that, Tenjo Hikari didn't act rashly. That previous instinct wasn't unfounded; it could very well indicate the opposite.
The information and knowledge from Ecole de Zone wouldn't be harmful to him, but the spirits inhabiting it might indeed pose a threat to him.
Thus, it's not somewhere he can go on a whim.
One needs either a way to protect oneself or some "qualification" to allow himself to proceed to "Ecole de Zone"?
Thinking about it this way, after all, it still can't be a direct rush to seek the greatest information from Ecole de Zone but rather should slowly explore several dimensions affected by the Red Light.
Sigh—
He's actually a little anxious, as the Vampire Kingdom is on the verge of collapse, and he wants to help his friends find a solution quickly.
But now it seems, he mustn't act too hastily.