Of course, some admired Victor's "courage" because of this.
In any case, everyone had their own thoughts.
Tonight's duel was, after all, merely a points match in the Golden Cup, and there had originally been no commentary or host.
So when Senior Judy teleported over to conduct an interview, Dark naturally refused.
Though Judy was displeased, there was nothing she could do but turn toward the initiator of the duel.
However, Victor Gaude looked far too miserable at the moment.
She had wanted to laugh—though she naturally did not—but considering that Victor Gaude was in no condition to be interviewed, she refrained from kicking him while he was down.
After all, Judy was just such a gentle person.
After putting away his Magitech Cards, Dark stepped down from the Duelist Platform.
However, he merely dismissed Granzort and did not recall his Magic Spirits.
As he descended the stairs, Milotic had already swum over. Lopunny, still immersed in the joy of battle, only snapped out of it afterward and hurried to catch up.
Fairy Animal: Little rabbit, hopping over while carrying a "stump," trailed behind them.
The three Magic Spirits followed their master and soon vanished into the entrance to the duelist passage.
Then, once no one was around, Dark Dimon was swiftly surrounded and overwhelmed by the three Magic Spirits, who suddenly accelerated.
Before leaving the duelist passage, Dark successively summoned the Magic Spirits in his deck that could be quickly summoned, letting them roam freely before heading straight toward Professor Sylph's office.
A gentle breeze curled around his ears, carrying Professor Sylph's voice to him.
Though tonight's duel had not been quite satisfying, its gains had actually been considerable.
If there was no "fourth party," then this incident, which had continued until now, had finally reached