Monkey see, Monkey duel! (Rob-Ki Duel/Open)

[Ki Kumori]

With a casual stride he walked into the Arena. Gemstone in hand as he sighed quietly to himself, being followed by his lustful Duel spirit Reficule. 'Oui ghuf, ouin kuehk du kad nicdo' she teased swirling around him as she rubbed his still shoulders. Ki shot a glare to her that could cut stone, "What do you mean?" he replied as he walked toward the middle of the Dueling arena. Ki didn't have a personalized duel disk so he took one of the ones from a near by rack.


'Frah'c dra mycd desa oui tiamat? Ed'c ymsucd mega oui yjuet ed. Ur so munt, oui haat du bumecr ouin cgemmc!' she began to yell at him, in which Ki simply replied with flipping the bird at her. "I am just simply seeing if anything happens with the Jewel and see if it truly reacts to when I'm dueling. It's your job to keep me in check if my own discipline fails." his tone of voice was cold but honest, in which Reficule simply rolled her eyes and nodded reluctantly. Ki simply slipped the disk along his arm and began to shuffle his deck. Despite the fact the duel Arena was empty during this time of night.

[Darkoda Arclade]

Darkoda wandered about the Arena, enjoying the solitude of the location. Granted, there were better places to go to not run into anyone, but he wasn't particularly looking to avoid people, simply exploring the campus again. He absently fingered the pinkish-red gemstone in his pocket, still not particularly sure about its purpose; all the research he managed to gather the will to perform showed was that whatever the gem did, it involved duels, and something bad happening to the loser, which was pretty much typical of all things involving magic.

Still can't figure out the mystery of the gems? You're hopeless, you know that?

Darkoda did his best to send a mental glare at his freeloading phantom, choosing not to rise to her bait this time; he wouldn't make any progress that way, and he really had no means of solving that problem right now. It was a fortunate thing that he chose to pay attention to his surroundings instead of the voice in his head though, it would have been quite humiliating if he didn't notice the white haired kid standing at the middle of the Arena. Walking around to his side, he observed the kid; quite serious looking, seemed far too cold for a teenager, which was directly contrasted by him having Reficule as a duel spirit. For now, he should greet the kid and at least get a decent read on him.

"Well, fancy meeting someone else out so late." He said calmly.

[Ki Kumori]

His eyes shot to the male voice in which he narrowed them a bit to look over him. He didn't seem to look like a threat so he continued to fix his duel disk to make it secure. Ki immediately placed the jewel he owned in his pocket with a quiet sigh, "Same could be said for you." he replied, his arms at his sides as he just awaited for the male to approach him.

The busty nurse just eyes the man and his duel spirit as she floated on top of Ki's shoulder. 'Muug yhudran vasyma tiam cbened, yht yhudran kio fru muugc paddan dryh oui.' she teased as she began to ruffle Ki's hair. He didn't even humor her, and continued to gaze at the male watching his movements before he thought to himself. 'Maybe I shouldn't use my deck, just in case.' With that he switched decks within the duel disk with a skillful flow within his movements, doing so in a fluid motion before returning his gaze back to the Obelisk peer.

[Robert Zanrou]

Robert had decided to look around the arena once again. After all, he was in the spirit to see arenas after all of that training with Laquari. He had gotten slightly better, and managed to avoid further bruising from the blows that ensued. For the past month he had taken much physical abuse. However, this abuse would harden him and allow him to become a true fighter.

After strolling a bit of the way, he saw two males. Both of them were in Obelisk Blue, the highest and most prestigious dorm in the Academia. Robert had dueled some Obelisk students before, two males and one female. His first was Craig Bennedict, someone who was angry at him. Robert had attempted to help resolve his anger with a duel. Robert had come out victorious with the power of Mist Wurm and the Ojama Five. Craig was still angry, however.

Then he had dueled Emma Gale, the cousin of Headmaster Gale. During the class, she had noticed he ran Ojama Country, and laughed about it, doubting how he even got into Ra Yellow. He had then dueled her in the courtyard, and had flaunted the power of Ojama Country brutally. However, she took it much better than Craig did, even becoming a friendly rival of his. They even dueled a second time, where she was using a Nephthys deck. Once again, Robert had the power of the Ojamas on his side.

Then there was Matt Hirama, a boy who had recently graduated. First duel he had lost, but the boy seemed friendly. Then they dueled a second time after the fall of the Jack of Shadows. This was also when Vice Headmaster Dunavant had helped him resolve his nightmares. The second duel worked out in his favor, as if the Gladiators had bonded with him. However, Matt seemed troubled at the time by outside sources.

Along with his duel with Alfonse Shain, he had one more win against a duelist his rank or higher to gain a duel with his current dorm head, Professor Jame Grant. If he were to duel either one of these two, then he'd have the access to the audience with the good professor. But the question at hand was if he would want to move on just yet.

He had met so many friends in Ra Yellow. One of those friends of his was Aika, his current crush. However, it was unknown to him whether or not Aika would reciprocate these feelings. But if he had to move on, then he could always find ways to meet up with her.

Robert then approached the two boys, donning his yellow uniform. He had then spoken to the boys, his British accent was a smooth, clear one. "Hello there, I take it you got your . . . whatever the hell those things are. . . as well." Clearly he was referring to the trinkets of course, but he had little to no understanding of what they were.

[Darkoda Arclade]

A slight smile formed on Darkoda's face when he saw the speed that the other Obelisk student reacted with. Just what happened to him to make him react to others so quickly? It might be something worth investigating later on.

The first matter was figuring out just what that nurse was speaking though. All he was hearing was pure gibberish, but from the way she was acting around the guy, it was probably worthwhile.

You would likely want to know. He heard a voice whisper in his ear. It would make it much easier for you to figure out how to see me. Too bad I won't tell you, but here's a hint. Ihmega oui, cra ech'd tahca yht vekinat uid E's y tiam cbened.

She faded to the back of his mind again, although she made sure that he could hear her laughter. It was entirely likely that she told him something important there, conveniently in a language that he can't speak. I hate you, you know that?

Back to the kid, time for introductions. "Anyway, I'm Darkoda Arclade, I'm somewhat new here. Who are you?"

He turned his head at the third person to come here, a Ra Yellow student with another one of those gems. "It's getting to be a party here... and it seems that every duelist got one of those gems. So, who are you?"

[Ki Kumori]

(I apologize for my recent inactivity. Had irl obligations that needed attended too.)

Ki's eyes averted to the second duelist before returning to the first. He didn't respond to either of them however he simply just reached into his pocket and took out the gemstone revealing it unto the both of them before he sighed. "Looks like we do." he said as an answer to confirm both of their assumptions before returning the gem to his blazer. He kept watch on both of them as he took a quick scan through his deck before sliding back into the Duel Disk. Reficule began to giggle a bit at the male's and the duel spirits before she flew to one of the bleachers and sat down. Ki's eyes shifted to her but then shook his head slightly before returning his composed gaze to his peers.