Four Egyptian Gods vs. The Great Leviathan

The Great Leviathan.

That was the name of the black dragon.

It was also an evil god.

Like Zorc Necrophades, who represented absolute darkness—so long as darkness existed in this world, he was invincible.

The Great Leviathan, meanwhile, represented evil thoughts. So long as people in this world continued to harbor evil thoughts, it possessed an immortal body.

In other words, even if it was defeated, it could not be killed.

Because humanity's evil thoughts would breed it anew and allow it to grow back.

Like a dragon's placenta gestating within the Earth, it could awaken anywhere on the planet at any time.

What was more, Yugi Mutou and the others had no way of dealing with this ten-thousand-meter giant dragon.

Because ordinary duel monsters—or rather, card spirits—could not inflict any damage on it at all.

Dark Magician used Dark Magic.

Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon unleashed its Neutron Blast.

Even Jonouchi's Red-Eyes Black Dragon used Red-Eyes Black Dragon's Inferno Fire Blast, striking at The Great Leviathan in the sky.

The Great Leviathan swam through the clouds overhead as though no one else existed, not paying these ants the slightest heed.

The more than one hundred Ace Monsters on Akasaka's side were useless as well. None of his cards housed card spirits, so they could not deal any damage whatsoever.

Virtual projections without card spirits were truly nothing more than virtual projections. Their damage was practically zero.

The only one who could likely inflict damage was the Dark Magician Girl beside Akasaka.

Because she was the only card spirit at Akasaka's side.

At most, she could barely fire some kind of wave from her wand into the air, but it was useless.

The strength gap was far too great.

A five-foot-one Dark Magician Girl fighting a black dragon over ten thousand meters