"So... you use this thing to travel between dimensions?"
Yuma's eyes widened as he stared oddly at the vehicle before him known as a "D-Wheel."
No, wasn't this obviously just a motorcycle?
Kira said, "What? Got a problem with it?"
"No, I wouldn't say I have a problem..." Yuma's expression remained somewhat strange.
How should he put it?
When he had first heard they were traveling between dimensions, he had expected some high-tech vehicle brimming with futuristic appeal and every man's dream.
Something like the spaceships commonly seen in movies, or at the very least some heavy transport device with a distinctly futuristic feel.
But no matter how he looked at it, he had never expected a motorcycle to be waiting for him.
"Looking down on motorcycles?" Kira grinned. "Then you're the one in the wrong. For duelists like us, motorcycles are the number-one vehicle in the multiverse."
Yuma was baffled. "Is that so?"
"Of course. They're far better than spaceships or anything like that." Kira spoke with conviction. "Didn't you know? Truly powerful duelists can ride at faster-than-light speeds. Whether you want to travel through time to the past, glimpse the future, or break through dimensional barriers to reach other worlds, it can all be done."
Astral was surprised. "Yuma, are motorcycles really such incredible tools?"
Yuma broke into a cold sweat. "No, I think normal motorcycles aren't supposed to be this mystical."
But Astral seemed to have already fallen into thought. "Come to think of it, I felt this before too. Your sister Akari doesn't seem like an ordinary person."
"No, she's just an ordinary person who likes riding motorcycles." Yuma sighed.
Akari Tsukumo was Yuma's older sister, a freelance reporter and a pretty but tough, cool girl who loved motorcycles. She was strict with Yuma's upbringing and