Not for the same reason you did. When Fujioka-sensei said that about the solider monsters, she wasn't talking about a hologram. These duel disks can outright summon, so the restraints were set like that to make sure that people couldn't try to free restrained prisoners.
Ahaha... I'm glad! You seem to be picking this up quickly!
Anyway, I'll fill you in on anything you need to know, but first... look.
[He drags him out into another corridor, though this one is open at the sides. From here you can see the view right the way down to the ocean, and across it. There's no other land in sight, the water stretching out into the horizon.]
[Judai leans forward a little, taking in the sight in surprising silence. It's beautiful, actually... the look of the island, and the ocean, is a lot like Duel Academia's. The look on his face, delighted as it is, fades to something thoughtful and surprisingly quiet.
Shou, Asuka, Tyranno... and Johan, especially. Being reminded of home reminds him of all of them. How does this time travel thing work? When he goes back, will it be after this long, or will it be like he just got dropped back in where he was originally grabbed from?
He lifts his hand without thinking to move to pet something on his shoulder, pauses, then glances down at it. ...That's right. Without his deck, or at least the card staying near... Winged Kuriboh can't actually manifest. Even with Sora next to him, all of a sudden, he feels weirdly alone.]
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[He adjusts his jacket a bit, taking the duel disk off his arm to fiddle with it.]
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[He watches, linking his hands behind his head.]
You can just stick that in your pocket if you find it awkward.
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[He glances up from it, shaking his head a bit with a grin.]
Nah, I'm figuring it out. It's a phone too, right? That's what it looks like.
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[He takes his own out, showing him how to get to the phone screen.]
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[He picks it up pretty easy -- hands on, he can do well at -- and fiddles around with the customization some.]
Gimme your number.
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Just call me and I'll be able to pick you up and add you.
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[Easy enough to put it in, annnnnd call!]
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Disciple #3.]
There we go!
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[Blink.]
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[He's not really ashamed of it, after all. It means he never really has to worry about being overly tired because he didn't have somewhere to sleep.]
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[Sora sounds outright curious as he leads him towards the outer section of the school. He did promise to show him the view.]
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[Because he's used to being the only one with those kind of powers.]
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[Well, that's... definitely worrying.]
Alright. I'll remember that.
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Anyway, I'll fill you in on anything you need to know, but first... look.
[He drags him out into another corridor, though this one is open at the sides. From here you can see the view right the way down to the ocean, and across it. There's no other land in sight, the water stretching out into the horizon.]
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[Judai leans forward a little, taking in the sight in surprising silence. It's beautiful, actually... the look of the island, and the ocean, is a lot like Duel Academia's. The look on his face, delighted as it is, fades to something thoughtful and surprisingly quiet.
Shou, Asuka, Tyranno... and Johan, especially. Being reminded of home reminds him of all of them. How does this time travel thing work? When he goes back, will it be after this long, or will it be like he just got dropped back in where he was originally grabbed from?
He lifts his hand without thinking to move to pet something on his shoulder, pauses, then glances down at it. ...That's right. Without his deck, or at least the card staying near... Winged Kuriboh can't actually manifest. Even with Sora next to him, all of a sudden, he feels weirdly alone.]
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[Sora sounds a little worried. Judai lapsing into silence like that is a troublesome thing.]
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