[The duel itself is nothing special, a quiet back and forth of monsters, spells and traps. Their decks aren't well matched, either to work together or in opposition, and Bakura knows that his opponent isn't fully on top of his game right now (even if Atem would never admit it!). But they've also no other cards here save what they had on their persons, so there's nothing to swap out to build new decks.

He hums quietly at the question, setting two cards face down and ending his turn. He could be snide and dismissive, but decides against it. With his luck it would send Atem back into his self pity cycle, and he doesn't want to deal with that.]

Not as much as I'd like. They're very closed-lipped, which doesn't surprise me but does make information gathering hard.

[He'd probably have to really cooperate with them to learn more, and Bakura's not going to enter a deal like that until he has more information on the other party. He'd already bargained his soul away once; he's not necessarily ready to do it again.]