There's Absolutely No Problem With The Magic Cards I Made! Chapter 46 - Dekan's Anger Towards The Resurgence Church

Watching Alice's fleeing figure, Theresia wanted to chase after her but felt that doing so would only make her more embarrassed.

However, not chasing after her might mean that she and Alice wouldn't talk to her for a long time in the future.

She helplessly glanced at Dekan.

The smile on Dekan's face seemed to say, "my bad."

"Haaa."

Theresia sighed deeply.

This guy is becoming more and more inhumane.

When she first met him in that border town shop, she thought he was quite normal...

Normal?

Oh, come on, that Goblin Sheriff was obviously not something a normal person would make.

It seemed like Dekan could sense Theresia's dilemma. He called out to her, "Theresia, you should go find Princess Alice. I probably won't be able to leave here for a while."

It seemed that the chief examiner had something important to discuss with him.

He also felt that Alice needed a little comfort.

He had indeed been a bit too harsh.

Actually, Dekan hadn't initially intended to make an epic card.

He had originally just wanted to try his best to make a tier 3 rare quality card. He would’ve considered it a success if that happened.

After all, he had spent so much on the registration fee. Even if it didn't make the electric meter turn backward, he couldn't afford to lose out on the cost.

But as he worked on it, he got carried away.

It wouldn't be surprising if the card exploded at any moment during the production process.

After all, every step of it was defying and rewriting the holy attribute.

Unfortunately, luck was on his side.

Not only did it not explode, it even successfully reached epic quality.

What? You say it was just luck from the start?

What are you talking about? I don't understand.

"Okay then, I’ll see you at school!"

Theresia waved to Dekan and quickly walked away.

She had to save Alice's devastated heart.

...

The exam had already ended.

Now, several examiners had gathered around Dekan.

The moment Dekan created the orange card, the other examinees who had been struggling couldn't withstand the dazzli

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