Thread: Yu-gi-oh 5Ds: Rise of Darkness and Corruption (Athene/ImaginaryMuse & Razgriz)

Hotsuma Sosuke Oboro He supposed the car would have been nice but trying to remove the RFID tracker out without killing the motor for good? That would have taken a lot of time and resources they couldn't afford to waste with the upcoming surge of recruits. Something he told her as they looked through the decks the officers dropped so kindly for them. One was a Dragon Lockdown deck from the looks of it, the other some kind of Zombie deck. Overall, nothing either of them could use, so they were given to some of the younger Duel-happy residents to try out. Sure, Sosuke taking the time to ask about an opponent's past was a bit unusual, but his curiosity got the better of him here. Truth be told, Synchro Monsters were hard to come by for people of Satellite, for obvious reasons. They were the pride of New Domino's elite Duelists, and who wanted them associated with the low-lifes of this god-forsaken hellhole? Not the Tops or Sector, that was for sure. So you did the ante rule too, huh? Nice, always fun to see those self-righteous hypocrites knocked down a peg or ten. he replied, smiling after he told him what went down. Truth be told, I stole a lot of my cards. Sector warehouses, Sector officers, card shops in New Domino, punk kids from the Tops, you name it. Sure, I won a few of mine from Duels, so I know how you feel about sore losers. A lot of times, though, I took the cards I wanted after some dickwad decided to mouth off to me and needed a bloody nose to remind him to check his mouth. He then grinned as Yukio told him about the deck he made if he was the leader of Yomi, then there was little doubt his deck had to be something formidable to keep them safe. You probably wouldn't know it, but I'm still fairly new to Dueling itself. A lot of it I learned the hard way My first deck was complete shit, the next one barely better than that...I had to lose a lot of cards and duels, which meant more often than not having to punch and kick my way of Sector traps that tried to arrest me. He'd definitely been around the block with Sector, many times not even by choice...And he got the feeling Yukio did too, hence his forming this little hideaway for the 'criminals' of Satellite. Chuckling a little as he put his sunglasses into a coat pocket, he then replied Like I said though, that was a nickname they gave me. I only act that way around Sector because...Well, it's Sector. You wanna know what I think made them call me that, though? The way he smiled indicated it was story time, and this was one he loved to tell, There was this one kid in the Tops that ran a Fiend Deck, apparently some hotshot that was trying to get into the big Dueling Circuit over there since being in Sector wasn't exciting enough. Trying to intimidate me with the usual BS about me being Satellite trash. I don't really know what it was he centered it around, but it was strong as fuck and I didn't even touch his life-points after he got me down to under 1000. He then got his own deck out again and after some searching, pulled out three cards Negate Attack, Brain Jacker and Bad Reactions to Simochi. I usually just keep these cards as search discard fodder, and now I've sidedecked them, but this combo was what actually won me that Duel. Anyway, I pull it off by some act of God and what does he do? He and two of his buddies jump me, saying I cheated. So after I beat them down, I got what I needed and bugged it here to Satellite. Next thing I know, my ugly mug's all over the news apparently I broke the arm of an assemblyman's son or something, I don't remember exactly who he was. But it seemed to earn me one hell of a reputation, and when the father comes on for a press statement, he says these exact words 'I call on the good people of Sector to stop this Satellite fiend before he hurts anyone else'. Of course, I could never say anything to contest his words...But yeah, the little shit deserved it and I'd do it again. And since he called me a fiend, I figured what better deck to run than the one his brat tried to beat me with? Better of course, but a Fiend Deck all the same. Letting out a small sigh, Anyway...Sorry to talk your ear off, but I honestly was just curious, even if Warrior decks are as common as you say. Besides, the reason I don't act that way to you is because you get it. You know the Tops is full of liars and cheats, and Sector's nothing more than Rex Goodwin's wet dream of class warfare. I made the deal I did with you because I'm sick of seeing people here, who have to fight to survive without those clowns sticking their noses in our business, getting abused by his goon squads. And to be truthful? It felt good to find someone on the same page as me. Makes the good fight a little easier to bear, don't you think?