There's Absolutely No Problem With The Magic Cards I Made! Chapter 30 - Dekan's First Performance

Before the demon teacher could finish his opening statement, Dekan had already walked to a seat on the opposite side of the stage and sat on it nonchalantly.

"Let's start the performance."

He resembled a judge, propping his chin up with one hand and leaning back in the chair.

His behavior left the students of the Demon Choir puzzled.

What made Dekan's arrogance even more pronounced was that he turned the chair around, facing away from the choir.

The music teacher fell silent for a moment and then said, "Fine, let's begin."

If this student was so cocky that he wouldn't even allow the introduction, then there was no need to explain the rules. After all, participation in the classroom was voluntary. When the kill mechanism was triggered, they would follow the rules accordingly.

The music teacher smirked and turned to the students of the choir, starting to play a large instrument in front of him.

The instrument looked like a piano and sounded like one, so Dekan decided it was a piano. It had a slightly peculiar tone. But to Dekan, the tone was never the most important aspect of a piano. What he cared about was its structure -- it was perfect to convert into a barbecue grill for the pool party.

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Amidst the accompaniment, the Demon Choir began their synchronized singing. The style of their performance was noisy and entrancing, with a hint of decadence, like the murmurs of the fallen and the sighs of the judges, carrying an indescribable charm, as if they intended to immerse and bewilder the listeners.

Not even five minutes had passed before they completed their first rendition.

Dekan didn't react at all until they finished singing.

He didn't even show any intention of applauding.

Instead, he expressed some dissatisfaction, saying, "Unfortunately, I can't turn around for you with this chair."

Dekan sighed and stood up.

"This is how the song goes. I'll teach it to you once, so listen carefully."

As he spoke, Dekan walked toward the stage.

This made the music teacher and the students of the Demon Choir furious.

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