There's Absolutely No Problem With The Magic Cards I Made! Chapter 133 - Dekan's Winter Wonderland

Time always flies unnoticed. Under the gradually setting sun, the sky outside the city of Tristin became more magnificent and stable, with white clouds appearing denser and purer. It exuded a tranquil and peaceful fairy-tale atmosphere.

Outside the city of Tristin, Dekan sat not far in front of the Destruction Demon Lord. He lowered his head slightly, calmly closing his eyes. When he occasionally raised his head and slowly opened his eyes, his gaze turned towards the Destruction Demon Lord. His pupils seemed as deep as the night sky, shining brightly like a cluster of stars.

No one knew what he was thinking. And not far from him, the Ice Princess leaned on her chain staff. Since a professional healing and medical team had arrived, Croix no longer needed to give her painful healing therapy.

Now the professional team could not only provide normal treatment but also offer pain relievers and, most importantly, mana-recovery potions. In the real world, many things didn't necessarily have to rely entirely on magic cards. Potions were also convenient to use.

The Ice Princess still couldn't get over what had happened today. However, she appeared especially cold and noble. Holding the staff and with a group of priests applying healing on her, it seemed to have created a halo that made her look particularly solemn and sacred, adding a touch of dreamlike color to the beauty.

From a distance, the Ice Princess looked like a living statue of a legendary hero. Dekan, the Ice Princess, and the colossal beast that was the Destruction Demon Lord seemed to have frozen time and left behind a magnificent epic painting under the sunset.

Although the crisis seemed to have been resolved, the Ice Princess still felt her heartbeat slightly faster than before. Although the thrilling battle had taken place two hours ago, she felt like it had occurred just minutes ago. Every detail had been deeply imprinted and was occasionally rippling in her mind, sending chills down her spine.

It was really dangerous. One could say that if it weren't

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