Okay, I lied. I didn't reveal the villain in this chapter either. He'll show up soon, I promise! Now them, time to answer some reviews before we get started! Let's see here…

SilverDragon-Purity: I wholeheartedly agree. That guy was such a jerk; I'm glad they could take him down. The villain for this fic, however, may surprise you. Or maybe it won't. We'll see.

XxDawnxRiderxX: Actually, I was planning on something along the lines of that! Let's see what I can whip up…

The Danvers Girls: Read on, and you shall see! n.n

Disclaimer: Yu-Gi-Oh! is owned by Kazuki Takahashi. Kingdom Hearts is owned by Tetsuya Nomura and all that.

Duel Disks and Keyblades

By FlikFreak

Chapter Ten: Welcome to my Chamber

Sora's mind felt numb for a moment, and his senses went dead briefly before he could regain himself. In a moment of horror, he feared that the world was vanishing, but instead, he felt that it was still in one piece…but he was somewhere different now. He could feel it.

The first of his senses that returned – other than his sixth sense that he had developed over the years battling heartless and nobodies – was the one that told him that this place was rather cold. It reminded him of the first time he had set foot in the night-fallen Traverse Town after his home had been destroyed. For some reason, there was an odd weight on his back, like someone had stuck a heavy backpack on him. Sora eventually regained himself completely, listening intently for the sound of people, animals, wildlife, or anything else that he could recognize. The only sound he could hear was the mysterious humming that he recognized from a cave or a stone corridor. As he cracked open his eyes, however, he was finally able to make out where he was.

The place was enormous, filled with stairways, doors and passages. He had been stuck in a never-ending labyrinth, made entirely of some form of stone. It was amazing enough that Sora was even able to see; there were no lanterns or torches. The light to view the surroundings was just there.

Exhausted, Sora felt himself drifting off when the weight on his back vanished. A soft, high-pitched purr of sorts reached his ears and something – something incredibly fluffy – pushed up against his cheek. Reluctantly, Sora sat up, rubbing his eyes and groaning in protest. Wherever he was, he wasn't alone, but at least whatever was there hadn't killed him. Why it had chosen to sit on his back was beyond him. Mumbling to himself, he turned to the one whom had awakened him.

The creature looked far from threatening. It was basically a big, brown furball about the size of Sora's own head (though with all that fur, its actual body was probably smaller). It had four little green legs, each with a set of yellow claws, and two big, curious eyes peeked out from underneath the mass of fur. It was probably the most adorable thing Sora had seen since he first saw a moogle in Traverse Town.

"Well," Sora said upon looking at it. "At least you're not a heartless."

The beast in question bobbed up and down in the air, squealing happily. Sora chuckled at its antics and patted it on the head. "Think you can tell me where we are?" He asked. The creature just blinked quietly, and Sora propped up one knee. "I guess not," he said. "But I know I'm not supposed to be here. Think you can show me the way out?"

In response, the creature purred and bounced into the air, heading down a nearby corridor. Sora scrambled to his feet and ran after it. "H-Hey, wait up!"

Yugi stared on as Sora lay peacefully on the couch. The curator of the museum was friends with his grandfather, and had allowed them to use one of the empty offices for helping their new friend. The boy was still trembling, but it had ebbed quite a bit, as had his heart rate, but he had still not awoken. Jounouchi was down getting some water, while Anzu sat by the couch the way she always did, but did not speak. Yami still seemed a bit distracted, but was able to tell Yugi what was going on.

I've sent Dark Magician to seek out the problem, the spirit told him. Apparently someone's trespassed into the puzzle.

Again? Yugi responded. You don't think it's Shadi, do you?

Yami shook his head. No. He goes into our soul rooms, not directly to the puzzle. What bothers me is Dark Magician Girl and Kuriboh are nowhere to be found.

Yugi blinked momentarily. Why not?

I'm not entirely sure, Yami replied. Kuriboh was already gone by the time I found out what the problem was…you know him, he could practically summon himself if he really wanted to…but Dark Magician Girl seemed worried when I told her what happened. Before I came back to speak with you, she mentioned Kuriboh and left right away. I assume she's going to go find him.

Will she make it? Yugi asked. He had been somewhat fond of the Dark Magician Girl ever since he was first introduced to her

I'd be surprised if she didn't, the spirit responded. Regardless, I'd suggest you stay out here and keep an eye on Sora rather than coming in and helping. I don't think it would do for your friend to wake up and find that you're unconscious as well.

You have a good point…

This creature – whatever it was – was incredibly fast for its size. Sora had broken into a sprint at one point just to keep up with it, but he was still thankful that it knew the way out this place, wherever it was. The keyblade master had developed a sort of sense for knowing when he was supposed to be leaving somewhere, and he was pretty sure that now was one of those times. As they rounded a corner, however, the creature came to an abrupt halt and squealed, rushing behind Sora in fright. Concerned, Sora turned around and cocked his head. "What's the matter?" He asked, stroking its fur. It only shuddered, hovering in the air, hiding behind Sora.

Deciding that it would be easier to see for himself, Sora turned around to see a person confronting him with a furious glare. The man wore an odd violet suit that seemed to be a mixture of a set of robes and a suit of armor. The man's hair barely showed through the helm he wore, and dark, jade eyes glared fiercely at him. In his hand was a jade-colored staff, in which rested an emerald gem that Sora knew had to possess some terrible power. Overall, this man looked angry, but Sora decided not to jump to conclusions. "Who are you?" he asked.

The man's eyes narrowed. "I would ask the same of you," he demanded. "You should not be here."

"What are you talking about?" Sora answered. "I don't even know where here is! I was trying to find the way out, but-"

"You are a trespasser," the man interrupted, eyes narrowing. "A trespasser in the realm of my master. I cannot forgive those that do such dishonorable deeds." He raised his staff. "I will banish you here and now!"

I'm giving you three guesses who that is and the first two don't count. Yes, this chapter might have been rather confusing, but it'll clear up. And no, I can't write anything Yugioh-related without putting Kuriboh in there. He's just so unbearably cute! n.n