There's Absolutely No Problem With The Magic Cards I Made! Chapter 85 - Dekan and Cornelia's Youthful Energy

"Speaking of vampires, are they edible?" Dekan suddenly thought of something and asked.

"Meow, they’re too wild to be eaten, right? So disgusting, meow!" Teacher Cat replied.

"In that case, forget about ensuring the quality of the corpse; you can slaughter it as you please."

"Alright."

Listening to their conversation, Viscount Augustine's eyes filled with rage. Alas, he was powerless.

He was a noble vampire! Humans were meant to be his meals!

Since when did a noble vampire started being treated as... a damn wild game? Had these humans gone mad, or had the whole world gone insane during the years he was sealed?

"You! If you dare, fight me fair and square!"

Viscount Augustine struggled to crawl closer to Dekan, as if he wanted to get nearer and kill him with a single blow.

"Hehehe, alright. Then let's have a fair one-sided slaughter next!" Dekan smiled, and Cornelia, who was standing beside him, took out a hammer.

This silver-colored warhammer now had a faint golden glow.

[Holy Battlehammer of Terror]

[Category: Equipment Card]

[Rarity: Blue Uncommon]

[Tier: 3]

[Effect: When struck by this weapon, it inflicts 1.5 times the sensation of pain. If used against enemies of the Evil faction, the pain effect is doubled.]

[Note: Boundless beneficence!]

Dekan crafted this in the afternoon for Cornelia in the Shadow World.

He disassembled Cornelia's "Battlehammer of Terror" and Teacher Cat's "Purification" card to create this piece of equipment.

Teacher Cat's most significant role was to serve as an item inventory.

Because it was tier 5, it could carry a total of 50 tiers worth of cards.

A complete portable card-making toolset consisted of ten individual items, each corresponding to a tier 1 equipment card.

Therefore, a battlefield cardmaker needed to occupy a total of ten card slots to carry a card-making toolset into the Shadow Worlds.

Dekan was not only a detestable support, he was also a battlefield cardmaker. However, at lower tiers, it was more cost-effective to secure the team's combat power rather

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