Date: 4 May, 2006
Type story: gen-fic, drabble, one-shot, character vignette.
Fandom: Yu-Gi-Oh!
Warnings: possible OOCness, angst, spoilers up ahead?
A/N:
This little ficlet is the result of watching one too many Duellist Kingdom episodes, and me being way too obsessed with the wonderful enigma A.K.A Seto Kaiba. – glomps him-
Anyway, you can consider this a sort of consolation present. I feel bad, because I haven't updated lots of fics in a long while. Writer's block seriously doesn't rock my socks……
Besides, right now I'm just way too busy with school to really write anything. Finals and graduation can do that to you. Oh, and not too mention preparing for a year abroad in the U.S can swallow up a lot of spare time as well. Gomen, minna, don't hate me, please?
"Conquer"
Written by: XvXChaosMagicianGirlXvX
I've always believed this game revolves around sheer power. But now I'm not so sure. What if there is actually a grain of truth – no matter how small - in Yugi's words?
The heart of the cards…..
The whole concept just sounds so incredibly ridiculous. How could it be true? If I lend any sort of credibility to his theory, it would completely shatter the solid belief I once placed in my own philosophy.
I wonder if what Yugi really meant to say, was, that if you don't have faith in your deck, you'll never truly win. You could have the most powerful deck in the world; your victory would still be an empty one, because you didn't put your heart in it.
Ironically enough, he wasn't fully correct in assuming that I do not have any faith at all in my deck or that I don't put my heart in my cards. I place my faith in three particular cards in my deck and my dragons each symbolise a piece of my heart.
Why do I continue to doubt myself so? Ever since that duel with Yugi Motou, I haven't been myself. It's like I lost a part of myself that day. It isn't like me to be so confused.
No matter, I will somehow find the answers I seek. I've never been a quitter and I won't start now. No matter what, I refuse to give up. I won't back down from this challenge, I'll conquer it.
A/N:
Hmm, I don't know whether to label this as utter crap or as a nice-try-but-it-could- have-been- executed- better. Meh, just leave a review on your way out. Spork me or praise me, your move!
CMG, signing out!
Disclaimer: Yesh, I like so own Yu-Gi-Oh! XD