All Yu-Gi-Oh properties are not mine.
He dashed across the road, quiet innocently, running across the street across to our mansion of safety. Today was quiet wild, seeing Mokuba defeat Joey; I've got to admit to the dog, not having monster cards for the few last fatal turns didn't help him out at all.
Nearing our haven, I looked to the sky, it was a beautiful day, the sun was shinning and the birds were tweeting in random directions. It was my idea of a perfect day. I glanced at my brother, he smiled back at me, one house away from our den of protection.
"He's so young, genuine and happy…" I smirked back at him, waving my hand.
And it struck me, I was lucky in my lifetime… My brother was healthy and fit and so was I. We were both alright, just so lucky.
I saw him trip up just before our sanctuary's gates, he started to cry and held his grazed knee in pain. I ran across the road closely swerving around the nearing car, shouting my brother's name. He looked at me with a mixed expression of amazement and fear. I stepped up to him and picked him up, holding him in my arms, protecting him with my castle's walls.
The action I took just then described my struggle in Duellist's Kingdom, sacrificing whatever I had to save my brother, even my soul. But that time I failed due to his loathsome cheating.
I realised I had come a long way from my youth. I had grown up and faced my demons, Pegasus, Noah and even my Grand Father.
"Are you alright big brother?"
I thought on this, pausing to think of the answer. Surprisingly, Yugi, who was on the opposite side of the road, stared at my actions to Mokuba, my reckless behaviour of getting to him, whatever the cost.
He waved at me, I waved back… just to be friendly.
I walked to the front door of our mansion, thinking o Yugi and his friends. I'd have to admit, whenever something happened, right or wrong, they were usually there, helping those who were in danger, even me at times.
I reached for the golden door handle and open the door to our grand hallway.
"I'm ok Mokuba" I answered back to his question.