Chapter 326

Aleister the Invoker!

Tiancheng Kō looked at the card, sat down, leaned against the chair, and fell into deep thought.

As a card from nearly ten years ago, Aleister possessed a great reputation. Even at the time point before time travel, this card appeared in some second-tier decks. When the "Abyss" series card art story began to be sold, this card even formed a deck with the Shaddoll and Dogmatika series, galloping in the mainstream environment again.

As a single card, it was mentioned in the same breath as other series!

Although theoretically, Aleister and the Chimera Rafflesia in Tiancheng Kō's hand were cards from the same era, their significance was completely different.

Because it was a card once considered to have "changed fusion."

As for the other true card that "changed fusion"... "Predaplant Verte Anaconda," it seemed that it couldn't even be found in this world at present.

Therefore, when Professor Dadesi said that this card was a fusion that transcended the era, it might not be too outrageous in this world.

Of course, decks like Tearlaments that changed Yu-Gi-Oh would be another matter.

Besides the significance of these cards, this card had even more unique significance.

For the "veterans" of the Fusion Department of Duel Academy, for Professor Chronos, for Tiancheng Kō—in short, for those of them who participated in the "Seven Stars Incident," this card possessed extraordinary significance.

As the final enemy of the Seven Stars Incident, as the terminator of the entire incident, as the "final boss" they faced, Dadesi almost wiped them all out. In the end, Tiancheng Kō turned defeat into victory through a slight oversight by Dadesi, also relying on Aleister's effect.

Aleister was Professor Dadesi's trump card. In a sense, it was the starting point of everyone's growth. Tiancheng Kō completely inherited Dadesi's alchemy and began to study the "Emerald Book" also because of it.

After that, Tiancheng Kō had been to many, many dimensions.

He wanted to collect "Aleister the Invoker," but he couldn't find it in any world.

Even in the most likely Spellbook Village, the mages there clearly told Tiancheng Kō that "Crowley" was one of the three sages who created Spellbook Village, and they couldn't contact them at all.

So, later, Tiancheng Kō understood.

Just like Black Luster Soldier in the Warrior-Type, for mages, wanting to become "Ale" was also a very challenging thing.

"Aleister" represented a super-strong Spellcaster-Type spirit.

Didn't expect Professor Chronos to be able to exchange for such a card.

Tiancheng Kō pondered.

Even such a card could be exchanged...

If the professor wanted Ancient Gear Fusion Monsters like Ultimate Golem or Chaos Golem, I'm afraid it wouldn't take a few minutes for Kaiba Corporation to find them and compensate him.

Tiancheng Kō took a deep breath.

It was time to readjust the deck.

Tiancheng Kō spent some time readjusting the deck.

In fact, Tiancheng Kō's current deck was already very "normal." Besides a large amount of fusion, there were already quite a few Gem-Knight and Shaddoll series cards, so when he dueled, he could often use a single axis to duel.

But it was different with Aleister.

He had every opportunity to barely connect the two axes with Aleister.

Moreover, he didn't need to worry at all that Aleister would be fused away by Super Polymerization.

Because...

Tiancheng Kō picked up the Emerald Book at hand, opened it slowly, searched carefully for a while, and took out a card used as a "bookmark" for protection and use from a certain page.

Earth Invoked, Invoked Mechaba.

Professor Dadesi's favorite Invoked monster, and also a card left to him by the Aleister spirit at the beginning.

And the fusion materials for most Invoked monsters were also very simple, which was "Aleister the Invoker" and monsters of specific attributes.

So he definitely didn't need to worry about Super Polymerization.

The only problem was that Tiancheng Kō now only had Earth Attribute Invoked monsters, and Tiancheng Kō just didn't have Earth Attribute El Shaddoll.

After debugging the deck for a day, Tiancheng Kō even tried to duel with Serina.

Although the attributes weren't quite right, Serina quickly understood why Tiera and Tiancheng Kō would be so excited to see Aleister.

One-card activation, no consumption, direct fusion, and can also recycle!

Even if it was just a simple sparring, Serina could feel the power of this card.

Having not used Aleister for a long time, Tiancheng Kō also had a feeling of nostalgia.

After debugging the deck, Tiancheng Kō didn't put down the Emerald Book either.

Before, because Tiancheng Kō's alchemy path had reached the top, he didn't continue to unseal the dimensional coordinates left by Professor Dadesi.

But he still remembered the letter given to him by the Spellbook Magician.

When he met the Spellbook Magician in Spellbook Village, besides reporting "safety" to Tiancheng Kō for Professor Dadesi, it also mentioned the certification card of the Spellbook Academy.

With the certification card of the Spellbook Academy, one could apply to challenge high-level mages in Spellbook Village.

Although Tiancheng Kō still hadn't met Dark Magician, it wasn't too important.

The important thing was that Tiancheng Kō had recently cracked the special entry conditions of the "Mage Domain."

That was the 【Proof of the Three Sages】.

And the so-called "Three Sages" referred to "Grand Spellbook Sage Crowley," the leader of the Spellbook Academy dimension, Aleister the Invoker; "Endymion, the Master Magician," the king of the Magical City dimension, Endymion, the Master Magician; and "Crystalis, the Master Magician," the leader of the Witchcrafter Workshop, Witchcrafter Master Verre.

These three were collectively known as the "Three Sages," spirits who created Spellbook Village, a dimension that all Spellcaster-Type spirits could go to. They three spirits possessed special authority. As long as one gathered the Proof of the Three Sages, one could forcibly open the dimensional door of the "Mage Domain"—this way, one could bypass the trouble of finding coordinates and go directly to the Mage Domain.

In short—

Just this one card.

Provided solutions to almost all the problems in Tiancheng Kō's deck, alchemy, personal goals, and friends' expectations!!

And because of this, Tiancheng Kō's original plan to slowly wander in the critical point dimension changed somewhat. He decided to change his itinerary, go to the 1-star and 2-star areas first, help Serina gather 4 seals first, ensure she passed this semester, and also ensure he gathered 8 seals by the way.

He and Serina got on the train back to the starting point. Tiancheng Kō prepared to return to the starting point, see if he could use the dimensional door at the starting point to return to the school, and then return directly to the Great Universe Workshop to plan the plan to collect the Proof of the Three Sages later. This way, he could avoid taking a detour to the Knight Zone and save time.

However, just as Tiancheng Kō and Serina were sitting on the train, waiting quietly, Tiancheng Kō noticed that a "dark cloud" was covering them in the sky.

No—

Not a dark cloud!

But demons holding weapons one by one!

(End of chapter)