There's Absolutely No Problem With The Magic Cards I Made! Chapter 100 - Dekan Really Didn’t Think He Was Someone Dangerous

Well, the next steps were straightforward.

As long as he took down the man in the suit, the magic airship would be completely safe.

In fact, dealing with a prepared enemy like the man in the suit was quite challenging for Dekan if he wanted to defeat him head-on.

However, when it came to sneakily dealing with the man in the suit, Dekan had quite a few methods.

For example, now.

Dekan planned to stay inside the cockpit and send off the man in the suit as if attending a funeral.

The man in the suit was probably on the verge of a mental breakdown due to the influence of [Captain Durrkan] and [Deputy Commander-Captain Durrkan].

As long as Dekan gave him another push.

Stripping away his sanity completely…

He would become a toy that Dekan could play with at will.

As for the final card to destroy the man in the suit's sanity.

Dekan happened to have it.

That was the large-scale mental disturbance spell card—

[Rampant Desires]!

It could cause desires in everyone's hearts to skyrocket from a distance without needing to lock onto a target!

At this moment, the man in the suit's strongest desire was nothing more than wanting to destroy [Captain Durrkan].

If that desire was amplified a bit more…

The man in the suit would become completely insane!

His already limited sanity would no longer be available to control his actions!

So, Dekan lightly tapped the card surface, triggering [Rampant Desires] with a range sufficient to cover the entire cabin.

"Come, follow your most genuine desires..."

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Inside the cabin.

It felt like the air became extremely oppressive as if a storm was about to arrive.

Even the light leaking in from the cabin windows seemed dim.

Everything and everyone except the man in the suit came to a standstill.

After the hijacking experience, the passengers were still in shock, uneasy and restless.

Many passengers had faces as pale as paper, lips turning purple, and tightly closed eyes.

It seemed like they were waiting for the outcome, afraid to face it.

Some passengers nervously stared

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