There's Absolutely No Problem With The Magic Cards I Made! Chapter 45 - Dekan's Holy Magic

"He looks like he's doing it decently, but he made a serious common sense mistake. The scroll he chose indicates that he wants to create a purification-type spell card, but no purification-type spell card would involve demon blood. Also, the Holy Flame of Purification should be used for offensive holy attribute cards. It seems like he's just an amateur."

The examiner couldn't help but sharply critique Dekan's card-making process.

"The materials he chose are only enough to make one magic card; there won't be any follow-up attempts."

"This card has been on the verge of exploding since a while ago. It makes me a bit scared just by looking at it."

"When this card explodes later, we should be ready with fire extinguishing and rescue measures."

"Wait, can any of you understand the magic script he wrote?"

"...It doesn't seem like human-tongue magic script. These symbols correspond to syllables that humans would probably find difficult to chant."

"Is it a language of dragons or elves?"

"I don't know! I've never seen a card maker with such an exotic magical language."

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Dekan entered a state of complete absorption, as if he had momentarily forgotten the human language. His mind was filled only with the thoughts his master had conveyed to him.

Even though this was his first attempt at creating a tier 3 spell card, for some reason, he felt great.

As if he didn't need to think, his consciousness guided his hands effortlessly. He knew exactly how to proceed with each step.

After an unknown amount of time, a faint smile finally appeared on Dekan's lips.

It was done.

And it turned out quite well!

"My master didn't deceive me."

Dekan finally completed all the inscriptions. His cautious and slow movements suddenly accelerated, becoming smooth and fluid, completing the sealing process in less than two minutes.

In the moment the mist dispersed.

An orange light instantly illuminated the entire hall!

One of the candidates nearby was distracted by it and made a critical operational error, ending his final attempt.

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