Book 1 - YGO DM : reunited and better than before

Prolog

This unstoppable feeling of warmth surrounds me in all its glory, surrounded by emotions stronger than ever. At the same time, however, I also noticed how pain and insecurity rushed through me. I never thought that these feelings could be so painful with all sorts of memories and emotions popping up in a split second. I've lived through practically everything from the second I was born to my sacrifice when I was saved 3,000 years in the mystery, and even all the adventures I had with my friends, and especially all the happy thoughts about ... Yugi.

I'm kind of trying to remember why I'm here, but it doesn't seem clear to me. All I remember is that the palace has had a tense atmosphere in the air for a long time. And none of the residents of the palace knew exactly where it came from, they just knew that this would not be a good sign if it existed any longer. You could clearly see people's discomfort. The only thing the court could do about it was reassure them that everything would be fine so no one would feel scared. But they knew better that it wouldn't last long. They needed to prevent anyone from noticing which they thought was the best way not to scare people. The council decided to act to choose certain people who would keep an eye on everything in the name of hope. But the people presented did not want to take this big risk. After a while their attempts were in vain. I felt like it was all my fault.

This all started immediately after an indefinite amount of time, but in the world of the living it would be estimated at six months. It had started after we Yamis returned, back to the afterlife. In the beginning each of us three enjoyed the long-awaited time in the realm of the dead with everyone. I met my former friends and family that I had back then to see it the way it was. I had spent most of the time with Mana and Mahad myself if I had to do my more extensive deeds. I was also very skilled in my duties as Pharaoh, but over time you clearly noticed the strange change in the atmosphere and it became more and more tense. Which, as Pharaoh, made me dissatisfied with the responsibilities I have. However, sometimes I decided to leave the palace to go to one of the villages. The palace guards got more uncomfortable from time to time, but that didn't stop me.

I couldn't hold back this behavior in this situation, but I had my reasons and were good reasons. If I didn't do this almost every day, I would definitely regret it later because my promise is anchored in my pride and I would never break it. So the next day I went again with a considerable request to the person who, in my opinion, would not so easily accept, but would look contemptuously. We didn't like each other, but after all these years of life we could try something to be nice if we didn't still have a chance to ignore each other. At this point, I was asked to go to the great hall of the gods. Which I regard with great respect, but my attention was on something else that I had to go outside of the village for ... the thief. Yes, exactly, I've started to accept the thief since we got back and tried to understand his warrant of the story. We talked a lot with each other in a very secret place of the palace where I made sure that none of the guards ever saw you there. My promise to take care of the guardian and the thief met with contempt and doubts of the Egyptian empire. But against my orders to let them rest here as they please, they just hit walls at every discussion. However, I gave them their chance to make amends after seeing their respective sides of the good in their personalities.

Furthermore, I can only remember standing with Akefia and Mariku in the hall of the gods. The special thing was that they didn't see me as Pharaoh, Akefia as thief or Mariku as gravekeeper, no, in this case they only saw us as Yamis. I was surprised by the gods, as usual they called me Pharaoh but to be seen as Yami was very surprising, but when the gods explained this part they talked about the so called "light and darkness" system or the "Hikari Yami" principle . Everything you mentioned was no stranger to me, and yet it has been said that there are still some things that can lead to a great fate both to darkness and to light if it is separated and each appearance leads to further unrevelation that the world is still unclear. Immediately afterwards my vision blurred and I could only see this brilliant white light, which is as bright as it was when I lost the ceremonial duel against Yugi and was allowed to go into the afterlife.