A week later, at Domino City's docks.
Tetsuhiro and the others arrived by taxi. The moment Dark Yugi stepped out, he exclaimed, "Wow! That ship is huge!"
Joey Wheeler and Tristan Taylor looked equally like they had never seen the world.
Anzu, however, felt a little wistful. "Ah... It's a shame Miho's already gone. Otherwise, she'd definitely be showing her money-grubbing side right now. It just feels empty without her."
Bakura keenly picked up on her feelings and stepped forward to comfort her. "As long as we're all doing well, we still have our wonderful memories. Let's keep in touch with her."
"Thanks." She patted her cheeks hard and pulled herself together. Setting aside the sadness of their farewell for now, she caught up with the others alongside Bakura.
Tristan looked back. "Hurry up, you two! There are tons of people here. Don't get separated."
"Crowds? No problem." Tetsuhiro twitched his index finger, and the people around them moved aside on their own, as though pushed back by an invisible wall.
One passerby was so startled by the sight that he dropped his phone. "Is that guy some big shot?" he muttered. "Why's everyone making way for him?"
Joey's eyes widened. "That power is so cool, Teach!"
"Ah... Nothing but useless tricks."
Only the people who had been pushed aside understood what had happened. It had to be a psychic power. This was someone they couldn't afford to cross.
After everyone had their cards checked and passed through security, they familiarized themselves with their rooms before gathering on deck.
"Well? Think of this trip as a vacation," Tetsuhiro told them with a smile.
Joey waved his arms excitedly. "Thanks, Teach! If you hadn't made us train and enter the tournament, we never would've gotten to experience a luxury cruise! Too