He knew Manjome would definitely review it, so there was no need to say much. He just joked that the current Manjome showed no sign of being a noble son of a big corporation, with dark circles so scary that they were casually brushed off by Manjome.
Then he said, "In a few days, I'll be returning to the corporation."
Suddenly speaking of this at this time, Tenjo Hikari instantly understood his meaning.
"Ah, so you really want to settle things with your brothers, don't you?"
"Hmm—because of the Fusion Army matters, they've received quite a bit of criticism within the corporation. My recent performance has made the family quite satisfied, so there's a chance to measure up against them."
As he spoke, he took a list from the drawer: "You should know it, right? [Representative Duel]."
"Is it that kind of duel between big corporations?" Tenjo Hikari nodded.
He and Dinosaur Lyuzaki are representatives of Fengguang Company, and as representative duelists of Fengguang Company, when dueling between different companies to promote or decide strategies by "winning or losing," they get involved in the duels.
"Generally speaking, a company will have just one main representative, while others are secondary duelists. In Fengguang Company, Mr. Dinosaur is the Chief, while you're the next in line. Meanwhile, some large corporations may have several.
They provided a list for the representative duel."
He picked up the list, and explained to Tenjo Hikari.
According to the trends and developments in this world, aside from business and economics, there also needs to be a representative duel.
Among them, as a contender within the corporation, "Manjome Jun" needs to duel his two brothers. Considering both brothers are novices, a special "2V1" duel is allowed, with Manjome Jun facing both his brothers alone.
Regarding this, Tenjo Hikari didn't make any comments.
Even though Manjome's two brothers, after joining the Union Hangar, realized there's a difference between true duelists and people just making noise, they began to seriously study and research dueling. But ultimately, they are newcomers, so even in a 2V1, Tenjo Hikari felt Manjome might not be at a loss.
Next is the Agent Duel.
Two in total: one 1v1 and one 2V2. This is exactly the trend of the world — because in most Spirit Worlds 2V2 is more popular for observing the bond and adaptability between duelists, 2V2 has gradually become popular here.
"For the 1v1 duel, I found Senior Fubuki to help." Manjome mentioned.
The relationship between Manjome and Tenjouin Fubuki is quite good; in the original series, Manjome once learned from Fubuki, making Fubuki his mentor in love. Although that didn't happen in this world, Manjome and Fubuki are equally close.
Therefore, Manjome seeking Fubuki as an agent isn't surprising.
After all, Fubuki not only has a good image but also strong skills. If not for a stroke of bad luck prematurely encountering Caesar, many believe in the GX Tournament, Fubuki could absolutely reach the final four.
In any case, Fubuki is definitely an excellent choice.
"For the 2V2, are you interested in teaming up with Judai for a duel?" Manjome rubbed his temples, looking somewhat troubled.
Previously for his goal, he already sought out Judai for involvement in a duel, but he didn't know when Tenjo Hikari would return to the academy, so he hadn't decided on the last contestant.
If Tenjo Hikari hadn't returned, he might still have to find Marufuji Shou.
After all, Marufuji Shou has been performing exceptionally well recently, already promoted to Yellow Academy, and Marufuji Shou and Judai's cooperation in the Critical Point Dimension performance is also evident. Plus, the two have participated in several team duels, making it a nice option.
The only issue is that he doesn't have that close of a relationship with Marufuji Shou, so suddenly asking him feels a bit off.
Luckily, Tenjo Hikari is back, so everything is sorted.
Because even though his relationship with Marufuji Shou isn't very close, his bond with Tenjo Hikari is quite strong, and Tenjo Hikari can team up with anyone without trouble.
"When is it?" Tenjo Hikari directly asked.
He naturally wouldn't decline such a competition. On one hand, teaming up with Judai for doubles is interesting for him; on the other hand, in such a global corporate duel, the opponents certainly aren't nobodies, perhaps he might obtain some oddly powerful cards.
Tenjo Hikari is quite intrigued by this.
Manjome glanced at his phone: "Seven days... Eight days, perhaps?"
He felt his head somewhat unclear, likely needing a good sleep.
Tenjo Hikari nodded.
That's pretty good.
"And the opponents?"
"Don't know — what, are you scared?"
"Ha, you are; if you don't get some sleep, be careful those rookie brothers of yours might team up to defeat you."
Manjome yawned and gestured to see him off, and Tenjo Hikari didn't mind much, said goodbye, and left directly.
After Tenjo Hikari left, Manjome breathed a sigh of relief and stretched heavily.
During these half months, before Tenjo Hikari returned, he worried whether Tenjo Hikari might be trapped in S Dimension, and whether to abandon familial matters to find Tenjo Hikari. But since Tenjo Hikari returned, everything is safe.
He looked at the items in his hand, finally feeling reassured.
"Yo! Hikari, back? Did you find anything interesting in S Dimension?" Just coming out of Manjome's room, Tenjo Hikari saw Judai wandering in the Fusion Department, seemingly poised to find someone for a duel.