Marco and Ace pursue a man of strange fashion who has caused chaos to break loose in their crew. They reach the underground caverns below an island. In their pursuit of age-old tunnels, Ace is victimized by Ivankov's powers. As the villain escapes, Marco is paralyzed at the sight of a female...Ace?

WHO LIKES TO HEAR JOKES OR READ ONE-SHOTS ABOUT PUZZLESHIPPING?! Well I hope you do because here is YOU lucky day!!! Hey, its not like I'm peering into some personal business or something... DUH! So yeah, I'm in for requests for One-shots (and Jokes sometimes) and leave them at the comments! (REQUESTS ARE NOW CLOSED CONSIDERING THIS BOOK IS NOW FINISHED!!) Thanks! Yayz, Jiggin' OUT! :) DISCLAIMER: YU-GI-OH DOES NOT BELONG TO ME! IT BELONGS TO KAZUKI TAKAHASHI (which I think I spelt his name wrong)!!!

Will Yugi be able to recapture the heart of the arrogant pharaoh or be forced to watch his downfall? Disclaimer: All publicly recognizable characters, settings, etc. are the property of their respective owners. The original characters and plot are the property of the author of this story. The author is in no way associated with the owners, creators, or producers of any previously copyrighted material. No copyright infringement is intended.

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Yugi is a college student who just graduated from Medical school with the highest scores in class. He is accepted by a five star rated hospital in Domino, where he is assigned apprenticeship to Dr. Yami Sennen, who specializes in Head, neck, chest, and abdominal trauma, all 4 stages. He takes Yugi in and starts to work with him, getting him used to the atmosphere of almost never knowing when your patient could die on you or you could make any mistake at any time. But when one is hurt badly, can the other be left "In Safe Hands"?