Kaiba, do you believe in destiny?
Does it matter?
Ancient Egyptians thought that the true path of one's life is predetermined because history repeats itself throughout the ages in a neverending circle. They would say it was not your choice to come here for it was destined for the two of us would meet.
Look, all that nonsense may interest you, but I didn't come here for Egyptian history 101. I came here because you said it will be worth my while, but it looks like you're wasting my time. If there's a point to all of this, let's get to it already, I have a company to run. You said you have a exclusive offer for me.
[Back to when Ishizu is talking to Kaiba on the phone]
I know everything about Duel Monsters and there is nothing like Exodia. So quit the charade and tell me what's going on.
All in good time, Kaiba. Duel Monsters is based upon a 5000-year-old game, it was played by Ancient Egyptians for power and was extremely dangerous.
Who cares?
Maximillion Pegasus did, he fell in love with the game and decided to reinvented for modern times.
What's your point?
I get it, unbeknownst to most duelists. Pegasus created a series of all powerful cards that were never released to the public. It was no surprise that he kept the best monsters for himself.
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