There's Absolutely No Problem With The Magic Cards I Made! Chapter 38 - Dekan’s Profound Pain

As if gradually emerging from the shadows, two figures slowly took shape around the corner of the corridor, becoming clearer and clearer.

One of them, a terrifying giant figure, was none other than Faceless surrounded by four masks.

His companion was a small, frail man.

"Hehehe..."

Sinister laughter echoed through the hallway.

They officially encountered Dekan and Cornelia in the corridor.

Dekan and Cornelia had no intention of continuing to flee; they were prepared to fight them to the end.

"You can spare the girl, just kill the boy."

"Understood."

After a brief exchange, Faceless did not choose to act immediately.

Instead, it was the frail man who raised his hand.

Several cards appeared in his palm, and then his other hand brushed over each card one by one, triggering them all.

Suddenly, black mist and shadows pervaded the corridor and the ground seemed to turn into a poisonous swamp.

Accompanied by eerie winds, Dekan and Cornelia felt their bodies becoming extremely uncomfortable, even their breathing became heavy.

What followed was a darkening of their vision and a stinging pain from their internal organs to their skin.

These cards were clearly of the poison and curse type.

Their offensive power wasn't strong, but they had a long reach, and the skills were precise in their targeting.

Dekan and Cornelia not only felt their attributes decreasing, but they were also subjected to continuous damage.

However, soon the expression of the caster began to change for the worse.

He felt an indescribable agony coursing through his body, making him momentarily unstable.

He couldn't understand the principle behind it.

It was as if he had also been cursed at the same time.

"Damn it! I’ve lived for all these years and someone actually dares to curse me!"

Dekan was infuriated and summoned the Ruined Poet without hesitation.

Instantly, the 6-fold pain feedback turned into 60-fold.

The caster felt as if his body was pierced by countless sharp swords, and his eyes, already protruding, widened like copper be

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