But this might not be all.
Tenjo Hikari heard a burst of dragon's roar by his ear, but he didn't pay it much mind, and kept flipping through the stuff in his hands.
There might be other after-sales perks; with so much content, he had to look it over carefully.
Speaking of which, he really was short a few Psychic-Type Synchro Monsters—
He felt the dragon's roar grow clearer, and even more "friendly."
He couldn't help but let out a laugh.
Looks like… the "salary" can be considered confirmed.
Knowing he wasn't working for free, Tenjo Hikari focused even more on the audio data, and after about another two or three days, he basically finished sorting all the relevant info, and also learned about two more Fusion Assist Cards and Fusion Spell Cards that could support "Psychic-Type Fusion."
What surprised Tenjo Hikari more was that President A hadn't directly given him the destination of his next mission; maybe it was to let him take a breather, maybe he just wasn't needed yet, or maybe even He Himself didn't know exactly where the target was—after all, although His body was huge from a Spirit's perspective, to Him it might instead feel rather small, not easy to lock onto.
Anyway, after a round of intel sorting, Tenjo Hikari was fully prepared this time.
Skeleton D Horse, OK; mask for disguising his identity, OK; Synchro-related Fusion Monsters specifically for the Synchro Dimension, OK; old-model Duel Disk, OK—
Even though Tenjo Hikari figured that the moment he started a Duel he'd absolutely be recognized, you still have to do the surface work. Otherwise while the classmates over there were handling diplomatic work, he'd be sneaking over alone; that'd be hard to explain on the face of it.
After a dragon's howl that seemed to echo through the entire Dimension rang out, Tenjo Hikari felt everything around him whirling backwards at high speed, and in no time he realized he'd reappeared in the Synchro Dimension's base.
The very hideout Fudou Yusei had specially prepared back then so he could live there in peace!
Tenjo Hikari took off his helmet, looked around at the unchanged surroundings, and let out a long sigh of relief.
He'd left some Alchemy Materials here that he hadn't used up; if they could be Recycling, it was better to recycle them instead of wasting them.
Just as he was about to let the skeleton horse go wander on its own and tidy up the place a bit, the display screen in the room suddenly lit up, and the familiar big face of Fudou Yusei popped onto the screen.
Tenjo Hikari was almost scared half to death by him.
He looked at the screen.
"Yusei?"
"Sorry, Hikari, I frightened you—but good thing you came at this timing. Can you take this route to get here?" On the screen, Yusei's big head shrank down, and then a driving route map appeared.
Tenjo Hikari didn't waste words, just put his helmet back on, tapped the Duel Disk screen on the bike, and said, "Talk on the way—"
Then the D Horse started up, its wheels racing at full speed.
On the way, listening to Fudou Yusei, Tenjo Hikari finally learned… turns out today was the WRGP Cup registration day!
And just moments ago, Jack had suddenly gone missing because of the Earthbound Immortal incident; Yusei was a bit helpless, then was surprised to find Tenjo Hikari had teleported in. Even though he was an Other Dimension People, out of their prior partnership and friendship, Yusei instinctively called out to Tenjo Hikari.
Hearing this, Tenjo Hikari agreed on the spot, and couldn't help griping inwardly.
Red Dragon, Red Dragon, your timing is as precise as ever…
You really only pick the critical moments, huh!