Chapter 80

After leaving the forest area, the three spirits that assisted Tenjou Hikari and his group in traveling could no longer continue to follow Tenjou Hikari and the others.

Between different zones, the relationship between spirits and spirits was not that friendly.

Zones like the healing zone where you can find Aromage mages for healing as long as you don't cause destruction are relatively rare in the critical point.

Therefore, they could only wait for Tenjou Hikari and the others outside the area.

But this didn't matter, because when walking normally to the junction of the areas, you could take Kaiba Corp's train to other areas.

Tenjou Hikari didn't let them wait here for long, telling them to go directly back to the Knight zone. The few of them boarded Kaiba Corp's train.

"Recently, the area here needs to be renovated, a few students can stay in the stronghold for a period of time." When Tenjou Hikari and the others wanted to go to other areas, Kaiba Corp's people stopped them and told them they could stay near Kaiba Corp's station.

Kaiba Corp provides free dormitories for students, and even has spare classrooms, allowing students to review here.

Even, duelists can completely wait at the station for those duelists who have "marks" to arrive, and then challenge them to directly seize the marks, saving the time needed for the journey.

The competition lasts for half a year, so Kaiba Corp has made various corresponding preparations.

At the station, there are even large duel fields prepared.

Moreover, the competition lasts for half a year, and Tenjou Hikari doesn't need to be in a hurry. After thinking for a while, discussing with the two companions, he stopped at the Forest Station, taking time to review the curriculum, and by the way, teaching Serena alchemy.

For things like alchemy, Serena was also completely confused.

Because of Professor Thelonious Viper's passing, Duel Academy no longer teaches students alchemy, but Tenjou Hikari feels that if Serena wants to learn from him, learning alchemy is quite necessary.

After all, in this world, "alchemy" is a kind of "external manifestation of Fusion."

Judai, who has extreme alchemy talent, can use Fusion to create all kinds of brand new heroes, and Tenjou Hikari can also use alchemy to directionally manufacture some low-level monsters he needs.

Serena didn't have the idea of changing her deck. She actually didn't want to take the "Fusion path" that firmly, but she was currently in a state of not knowing what to do, so it could be said to be the easiest time to learn other types of things.

Teach simply, if she is interested, continue to teach, if she is not interested, Tenjou Hikari will not force her.

After all, things like alchemy still require a lot of talent.

However, unexpectedly, Serena seemed to really have some talent.

Just, unlike Judai's natural alchemy talent, or Tenjou Hikari's integrated talent, Serena's talent was not that "strong," but a kind of bridging and coordination.

Soul is incomplete, huh.

Tenjou Hikari observed Serena, and what Tierra told him flashed in his mind.

Serena tinkered with several experiments, knocked on a metal strip, and after it emitted a fluorescent green light, she showed a surprised expression, then looked at Tenjou Hikari excitedly, trying her best to hold things in her hands, trembling and excited.

Tenjou Hikari applauded and praised, very approving of her performance.

Of course, her "incomplete soul" was not the situation of Dinosaur Ryuzaki, but that her own soul was less than other humans.

Although the "intensity" far exceeded her peers, the "quantity" appeared very small.

Tenjou Hikari knew it.

In the original work, Serena was the clone of "Ray" split in the Fusion Dimension.

As someone who could split human souls and even split worlds through cards in the original work, her own talent naturally didn't need to be doubted.

It's just that she might need to make up for it slowly, unable to be as efficient as Tenjou Hikari or Judai.

In this way, teaching Serena alchemy was really a very correct idea.

Serena, who had originally lost her direction and only had "seniors of the Fusion Department" and "dueling" left, finally became interested in brand new things again.

"Why can these two things glow when mixed together, Master?"

Serena, who had never seen such interesting experiments from childhood to adulthood, and was either wandering or learning dueling in a confinement room, suddenly saw the amazing phenomenon in front of her, was full of thirst for knowledge, and showed the innocence and curiosity that she should have at this age.

"Ha... alchemy, is it amazing?"

Tenjou Hikari laughed while explaining the principles to her, just like when Professor Thelonious Viper taught him.

And while teaching her, Tenjou Hikari was also taking time to think about his own studies.

After completing the "Dimension Gate" and "improving the Dimension Gate," Tenjou Hikari naturally couldn't put down alchemy, but continued to study the "Emerald Tablet," never forgetting the goal of finding the "Magician's Domain."

And during this period of time, Tenjou Hikari also successively cracked two "puzzles" and contacted two other old friends of Professor Thelonious Viper.

Although it wasn't Aleister, it was a good thing anyway.

Just—

Recently, Tenjou Hikari's research was stuck again.

Because, his research topic this time could be said to be the greatest difficulty so far, and to a certain extent, it was even more difficult than controlling Super Polymerization.

The basic process of alchemy is crushing and re-creation, purification and deepening.

Crushing and re-creation, Tenjou Hikari had already walked perfectly, and purification and deepening, in dueling, Tenjou Hikari could also do it.

But what Tenjou Hikari wanted to do most was...

On that side, Serena started tinkering with distillation experiments again, and Tenjou Hikari took this opportunity to dig into his pocket and took out two cards.

Armityle the Chaos Phantasm and Raviel, Lord of Phantasms.

Unlike Armityle, which had completely solidified, Raviel's card appeared quite fragmented, and there was no vitality on the whole card.

Perhaps because the Fusion Army failed, Akaba Leo had no way to feed the main body of the Three Phantasms for a short time, and the state of this copied card was also not very good.

Of course—this didn't matter to Tenjou Hikari.

Tenjou Hikari hadn't forgotten until now that this Armityle was born from the fusion of "Uria, Lord of Searing Flames," "Hamon, Lord of Striking Thunder," and the "Fusion Parasite" Serena drew.

That card had special significance!

Yes.

No mistake!

Tenjou Hikari's next topic was—crushing, re-creation, purification, deepening... an ultimate Fusion card.

Compared to other experiments and attempts, all the relevant content of this alchemy topic was Tenjou Hikari's first contact.

Because for Tenjou Hikari's alchemy, all Fusion monsters were already "gold"!

He hadn't even successfully made a Fusion monster card himself!

Ha...

So, this behavior was almost equivalent to manufacturing the [Philosopher's Stone]!

As a result, he became a new-school alchemist who "neglects the fundamentals," doesn't care about gold, and pursues the "Philosopher's Stone" in the mouth of Wan Rong.

He shook his head and put the card away.

This project was simply too difficult.

His current alchemy knowledge, application, and actual performance had completely reached the extreme in all aspects, and he could even use the Emerald Tablet to change his appearance with special alchemy ability, basically there was no room for improvement.

In other words, he could only break through from other aspects like observing the D-Wheel before.

For example, teaching others, or seeing what other people's Fusion looked like.