Malik Ishtar (
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EGYPTIAN WHEELIES
[Malik had found something while looking through the East Wing. Just what that "something" was becomes apparent when an engine roars to life, and the skid of tires on tiled flooring echoes through the halls.
Sure...sure, he could just walk his new bike outside...but where was the fun in that?! This wasn't an ATV, and it likely wasn't going to fair well in the spotty terrain outdoors...
So he's just going to take a few smooth-riding laps in the halls before he goes to test it outside.
When somebody gets in his way, he rears the bike back onto one wheel, skidding a few feet on the floor before the front tire slams back down and he comes to a stop.]
What, are you trying to get yourself killed?
Sure...sure, he could just walk his new bike outside...but where was the fun in that?! This wasn't an ATV, and it likely wasn't going to fair well in the spotty terrain outdoors...
So he's just going to take a few smooth-riding laps in the halls before he goes to test it outside.
When somebody gets in his way, he rears the bike back onto one wheel, skidding a few feet on the floor before the front tire slams back down and he comes to a stop.]
What, are you trying to get yourself killed?
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[Spreading his fifteen cards in his hand like a fan, he sets the rest aside with an amused look on his face.]
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Ra was in his hand...hmm. He closes his eyes momentarily in a silent apology to the God for the misuse it's about to undergo, but hey...he needed to win! He just didn't want to get smitten.]
You can go first. [Malik would much rather see if Bakura has a technique before he goes, so without another word he sets one card face down.]
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[Strategy is more important than force in a game like this. He eyes the card thoughtfully for a moment before drawing one of his own, holding it between two fingers.
Then, in one smooth movement, he throws the card in his hand. It strikes the edge of the other card with a surprising force, lifting it - and flipping it over.
A look of amusement on his face, he stoops to retrieve them.]
I win.
[Sixteen cards to Malik's fourteen. Heheh... He'll just set a card down for Malik to try now.]
Your turn.
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Drawing a card, Malik attempts to copy that same technique...with failure.]
Tch...! Your turn. [He slaps the card that had just failed him onto the ground.]
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[He demonstrates again, though this time there's less success. The force isn't enough, and even the wind it creates only lifts the card up halfway before it sinks back down.]
It looks like luck isn't on my side this time... Your turn.
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Bracing his card again, Malik attempts to flip Bakura's card by slapping his own against the hard floor. A small gust of wind causes the card to flutter in place before inevitable skidding backwards to hit Bakura's knee.]
...Your turn. [He tosses his card down again.]
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He had to win, after all. There was much more at stake if he lost-!]
Here-!
[The card lifts, looking for a moment like it's going to flop down again - and falls over, revealing its face to him.]
Heheh...! Your turn, Malik! Hurry, hurry! You need to catch up, after all!
[Reverse card set.]
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I'm just getting warmed up.
[Trying his second method again, Malik slaps his card down from an angle this time. Hopefully if the bottom hit the ground first with the top snapping down afterwards, that will create enough pick-up to flip Bakura's card.
His hopes are answered.] Yes!
[He swipes the card and then tosses his own carelessly to the floor.] Looks like your bragging ends here, Partner.
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[His voice is taunting even so. So Malik figured out one of the tricks of the throws... he'll have to calculate a little harder to offset that.
This time, he puts all of his force into the throw, hard enough that the card is thrown aside... and continues to lie face down where it lands.]
...tch.
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[Malik picks his card back up, eying Bakura's. Now that he knew the trick...he saw no reason to change methods.
Just like the turn before, Malik makes sure the bottom touches the floor first and that the top flicks down.
Another victory for him, and he is smug about it.]
Fifteen and fifteen. It looks like we're back to square-one.
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[His lips twitch into a cruel smirk. If Malik thinks he's won just because of a couple of lucky plays, he's wrong...]
The game's not over yet!
[This time, the card overturns easily and he adds it to his collection, setting his next card down coolly.]
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[Malik plays his card, but this time Bakura's only toys with the idea of flipping over before settling back down.]
Tch...!
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[Yes! Lady luck is holding her end of the bargain. Seventeen cards in his hand again... this time he wants to try to keep them.]
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[Malik flips over Bakura's card and gathers it into his hand, his own confident brimming.] ...And the rest of you will slowly crack until your confidence shatters all on its own.
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He doesn't even need to summon it, it seems... unless this is all just coincidence.]
Hehe... Of course! You don't have it in you to hit it hard enough, right?
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[Even again...this game was going to take forever at this rate. Luckily, Malik wins back his card on his next turn, setting him back to fourteen.]
Your turn~
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[It was going to take too long. There'd be more risk with a lower ante, but less wasted time...
He loses this one. How annoying!]
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[A lower ante was risky, even if he'd gotten the hang of a solid technique...]
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[Malik narrows his eyes at his next card, tossing it to the floor.]
But fine, I'll humour you and agree--if only because it'll make my victory that much more satisfying.
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[He has confidence in himself more than anything. After all... he has to win.]
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[He enjoyed this...the stakes weren't high, but the tension was. It was invigorating!]
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[One more card to the call-! It overturned slowly, teetering on the verge of flipping, before finally revealing its face. He heaves a barely audible sigh of relief, setting down his next card.]
Just try it! You'll never defeat me.
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What he really needed was the other man to miss so he had a chance to try and jump ahead, instead of just staving himself off from falling any farther behind.]
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[His next throw is a little off, barely making the flip.]
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