Yugioh ZEXAL: A New Utopia (Plot up!)

[CorvusSchnee]

Now Fate was glad he had followed Regina from a distance. There it was, the white rider he had seen in his vision. So they were indeed after the green-haired girl. Oh had she taken her first step into a dangerous world today, but he could at least adjust the future this once. He did have need to intervene in ths case, so it was not like he was breaking the rule set in place by his ancestor(or ancestress if one preferred that title). Silently he approached, standing on a nearby fence wih his eyes set on the target. "It is rude to just wait outside someone's house, waiting for them to come out. Not to mention very creepy. One migbt be inclined to call you a stalker, White Rider. Of course, if you need someting to pass the time, I think I am adequate enough to provide some entertainment. A duel perhaps?"

[InfectedHau]

The white rider's face was inscrutiable behind her visor, but it was clear that she was weighing her options. A duel was loud and flashy, especially with the technology available to her. On the other hand, it might help draw out Regina, and she was to duel as much as possible anyway.
"Very well." The rider's voice was warped and modulated, she couldn't risk her identity being leaked. Starting up her motorcycle again, she sped out into the street, skidding to a stop at one end. A duel disk popped from the center console, and she slipped it over her arm. There was no flash of an activating duel gazer, though that could be attributed to the opaque visor.

[CorvusSchnee]

So long as Fate had this person's attention, the girl was safe from whatever White Rider wanted her for. Of course, this mystery individual was not the only one with a unique Duel Gazer. Fate pulled out something that looked like an opera mask, or at least half of one, and put it on. This was followed by the activation of a simple white duel disk. "As a gentleman, it is only fair that I allow you the first turn. However, as a protector, I feel the need to go first. The choice is yours to make. Shall I play my part as a protector or will my gentlemanly ways best me in this matter?"

[InfectedHau]

"I'll go first." The white rider drew her hand, then another card. Beneath her helmet, she smiled. It was almost appropriate. "I summon T.G Cyber Magician from my hand in attack mode (lvl 1/atk 0/def 0)." A small, heavily robed figure arose on the rider's side of the field, his face almost invisible beneath his large horned helmet.

[CorvusSchnee]

"Using his ability, you will Synchro Summon a monster. Yours is a deck designed to special summon swiftly. A deck easily countered by the right cards." Such a dangerous opponent for him to face, but every movement could be foreseen by one who had the future sight. Even if he could not see White Rider's face, he could still see their future beneath that visor.

[InfectedHau]

"Observant," the rider noted. He knew what her deck was about, now it was time to play the part. "Using Cyber Magician's ability, I tune it with the level four T.G. Rush Rhino in my hand." Cyber Magician began to glow, transforming into a glowing green ring. Rush Rhino appeared from her hand, transparent, four bright stars running through the orange outlines of its body. "I Synchro Summon T.G Hyper Librarian in Attack Mode (lvl 5/atk 2400/def 1800)." A beam of green light erupted in the midst of the green rings, and a tall, robed man appeared, a tablet with a red and gold symbol on it held in one hand. "I then activate the spell card TGX300. The attack of each monster I control is increased by three hundred for each T.G. monster I control. With that, I end my turn."
The white rider's bike turned itself on, the engine whining as it began to rev itself up.

[CorvusSchnee]

[cener]"Draw." Fate had said it was easy enough to shut down his opponent's deck, and here was the proof. "I start by activating the spell Foolish Burial. This allows me to send one monster from my deck to my graveyard, and I will send Djinn Releaser of Rituals." A grave appeared on the field, freshly dug for a monster that looked like a fat genie wearing a purple leotard. "After this, I will start the path to your downfall. I activate the spell Prediction Ritual. By sending monsters to the grave whose levels are equal to or greater than 9 from my hand or field, I can ritual summon. Normally, I would be unable to. However, that is where Djinn Releaser of Rituals comes in. By banishing him, he can become part of the ritual. I will also send Prediction Princesses Astromorrigan and Petalelf from my hand to the grave." A coffin that was sealed appeared before Fate, a coffin that contained the ace of this deck.[/center]

[wolfrunner]

Regina had managed to fish out the twin cards when a pair of footsteps echoed behind her approaching steadily. Narrowing her eyes, the green haired teen picked up the cards from the table and strood over to the new arrival before holding them right up in the figure's face. "I picked these up after a duel with a new guy at school today. I thought I was the only one that you and Uncle Astral gave one of the Numbers to, but there is no way this guy could have gotten these two. I know you gave him these cards dad and now I want answers.", Regina said not looking away from the male figure before her,"What's going on?"

The figure, a tall man with a tanned complexion stood in front of the teen having been the one that walked into the kitchen answering Regina's call. The man's eyes matched the female duelist's own, though his hair was in a spiked up style black with a few red locks sticking upwards at the front. Yuma really hadn't changed all that much from his younger years aside from trading his skinny teen physique for that of a mature male adult. "Easy Nibbles. How can I explain anything with you all wound up like this?", Yuma replied placing a firm but gentle hand on his daughter shoulder to direct her to the kitchen table, the twin Numbers in his hands. The man didn't seem particularly thrilled about the situation, in fact he was all but, though he remained physically calm. Astral had been right.....as usual. He had warned Yuma that the young duelist would be less then pleased when she discovered that 37 as not the only monster redistributed. But the man had decided to keep things from the girl until the time was right to explain things to her. Out of an old habit, Yuma took the odd gold pendent around his neck tight in his hand as he sttled down with the green haired teen.

[InfectedHau]

"And as long as whatever you summon is on the field," the rider said, "I won't be able to special summon." A shrewd tactic, but it wasn't like it really mattered. This duel was just fuel for the fire, after all, a diversion while waiting for Regina to emerge.

[CorvusSchnee]

"Precisely. Now, behold the greatest princess of them all, she who foresees the future. Rise, Prediction Princess Tarotrei." The three monsters that had been used as sacrifices stood around the coffin, their energies slowly building until the seal finally gave way. Finally, the lid opened and out came a tall woman dressed in the robes of an oracle with a crown adorning her head. "With her now on the field, I set one card facedon and go to my end phase. It is here that I shall activate her first effect, which allows me to special summon one flip monster from my hand or graveyard to the field in facedown defense position. I will bring back the Prediction Princess Petalelf and the turn will be yours."