The contents of Diwein's dark room were fairly valuable. First, Kira took the evidence that Godwin had come from the Satellite Sector. Not that he particularly cared, but since he was currently using Godwin's identity, it was better to confiscate anything unfavorable to himself.
It could also be considered a consolation to Officer Godwin's spirit in heaven.
Diwein's own crimes were equally useful. Once these things were exposed, the so-called Shangri-La Movement would immediately collapse from its roots. Every member would realize what a sanctimonious fraud Diwein was, that he had never regarded them as family and had only ever thought about how to squeeze every last bit of value out of them.
But not yet. It was not time to reveal any of this.
Just then, Kira sensed a faint tremor from one of the Card Boxes he carried.
The aura felt somewhat familiar, with a trace of sinister energy. With a thought, Kira opened the Card Box and drew out a card.
Earthbound Immortal Viracocha Rasca.
It was the Earthbound Immortal he had seized from Godwin. Ever since it had fallen into his hands, it had remained dormant without the slightest reaction.
Kira had only given the card a cursory glance at the time. He had been busy with other matters afterward and had not studied it further. Besides, he felt it was normal for an Earthbound Immortal to remain unresponsive.
The Earthbound Immortals in the original work had been special god-level spirits. They usually remained dormant, and even summoning one in a duel was no simple task.
Beyond the obvious Dueling Rules requirement of "Tributing two monsters," Earthbound Immortals also needed souls.
Just as when Godwin had dueled Kira before, an Earthbound Immortal's card took the form of a stone-like heart when summoned, continuously drawing in souls