Chapter 95. Dekan’s Special-Grade Review

Dekan fell silent again for a while.

He was thinking about how he would have handled this Shadow World.

It seemed that he could have enslaved both the Hero and the Demon King…

But that would require the full team of Sleeping Dragon, Fledgling Phoenix, Water Mirror, and Profound Sword.

Dekan alone was far from enough.

“Does the Resurrection Church have some way to snipe Morion when matching for a Shadow World?” Dekan asked again.

Dekan’s first encounter with the Resurrection Church in a Shadow World was purely a coincidence.

The second time was a coincidence with a bit of inevitability.

At that time, he had hypnotized himself into being a villain and was matched into a confrontational Shadow World.

And one “villain” was not enough; the Shadow World would inevitably match him with other people who wanted to destroy the world.

So, the other people he was matched with were naturally members of the Resurrection Church.

But Morion’s high frequency of encountering Resurrection Church members in Shadow Worlds was not normal!

There must be some secret to it.

Dekan not only wanted to learn from the Resurrection Church how to encounter Morion.

He also wanted to be like Morion and encounter these money-delivering boys from the Resurrection Church every time.

It could be said that most of Dekan’s current cash had come from the members of the Resurrection Church.

Urola nodded slightly and said:

“Morion’s time for challenging Shadow Worlds is fixed. He will go to conquer a Shadow World at 7 AM on the first day of every even-numbered month.”

“…”

So it was that simple.

The taunt level was maxed out.

Morion was basically playing with his cards face up—

If you have the ability, come and kill me. I’ll give you the chance.

The Resurrection Church naturally could not tolerate this.

Probably at 7 AM on every even-numbered month, a large group of around 5th-rank Resurrection Church members would be poised and ready, waiting to run into Morion.

There would always be a few who succeeded.

And in the luckiest case, it was possible that everyone except Morion was a member of the Resurrection Church.

What a magnificent gold mine that would be.

Dekan couldn’t imagine it.

According to this information, the next time Morion would challenge a Shadow World was in more than a month.

It was currently December 23rd, so Morion’s next challenge would be on February 1st.

This happened to coincide with the preliminary estimated time for Dekan and Cornelia’s next challenge.

As long as Dekan and Cornelia also matched at 7 AM on February 1st, there was a probability of encountering Morion.

With the Cat Teacher, their team’s ranks were three, four, and five, so they had a chance to match into a 5th-rank Shadow World.

Dekan nodded with satisfaction.

Although this method was not 100% guaranteed to encounter Morion.

But with a few more tries, they would eventually meet.

And in terms of attracting great benefactors, Dekan’s luck had always been good.

He believed in the fate between him and Morion.

“Good, Urola. Is there any other important information recently?”

Dekan didn’t rush to leave and turned another page of his book.

Since he was already here, he might as well ask a few more questions.

Urola thought for a moment, seemed to remember something very important, and quickly replied:

“The Resurrection Church will be making a move on Tristine Magic Academy soon, but I have no way of knowing the specific details.”

Dekan’s brows furrowed slightly.

Was there really some dirt?

Why was the Resurrection Church targeting Tristine Magic Academy?

That school was located in Tristine City, known as the City of Magic.

Although it was not as good as the Royal Capital’s Heavenlit Academy, it also had its outstanding points.

Their education placed extreme importance on the application of magic.

If Heavenlit was a comprehensive academy, then that place was a magic-specialized academy.

At the same time, this school’s magic card-making major was also very impressive.

A great magician trained by Tristine Magic Academy was very likely to also be an excellent card maker.

The strongest teacher in the academy was the pinnacle of card makers in the entire Norton Kingdom—

The only Special-Grade Card Maker in the Norton Kingdom.

And her rank was as high as the 8th rank.

Although Tristine City did not have the absolute security and stability of the Royal Capital, it should not be a place where the Resurrection Church dared to make a move in broad daylight.

“How do you know?” Dekan asked.

“A while ago, my superior in the Resurrection Church instructed us to pass on information to members from other regions. I tried to peek at the information, but without being discovered, I could only learn that it was a plot related to the Tristine Magic Academy.”

Urola explained.

“You did very well.”

Dekan was very satisfied with her professional ability.

While completing the organization’s tasks, she would also use her brain to think about how to help the organization.

Unfortunately, although the information was important, it didn’t really concern Dekan.

Even if this information had a chance to expose the highest-ranking commander of the Resurrection Church in the Royal Capital.

In fact, even if Dekan made the information public, no one would believe it.

If he really spread the news regardless of everything.

Either the Resurrection Church would change its plans temporarily.

Or the Resurrection Church would continue to execute the plan, and when something happened to Tristine Academy, it would be Dekan’s turn to be suspected.

And the worst-case scenario was—

Dekan told the information to someone, and that person happened to be a high-ranking official of the Resurrection Church in the Royal Capital.

Then both Dekan and Urola would be finished.

So Dekan decided to just watch this time and do nothing.

“Very good. You will have a promotion opportunity soon, both in the Resurrection Church and in our Happy Church. Also, this month’s salary has been sent to your home.”

Dekan placed the bookmark on the current page, closed the book, stood up, and left the bench without looking back.

In terms of monetary transactions, he could not have direct contact with Urola or leave a transfer record in the bank.

He didn’t want to be caught with any evidence.

So Dekan had already entrusted his little transporter to deliver the salary to Urola’s home.

“Thank you, Lord Dekan.”

Urola said gratefully as she looked at the lake.

…

When Dekan leisurely returned to his dormitory door.

Before he could open his own door, the classmate living next door popped out.

“Dekan! Professor Anno is looking for you. He asked me to tell you to go to his office as soon as possible.”

Dekan’s neighbor seemed to have been waiting here for Dekan to return.

“Oh, thanks.”

Dekan pulled out his key, said a brief goodbye to his neighbor, and left the dormitory, heading towards the school building.

Professor Anno looking for him on a weekend must mean something important.

Soon, Dekan arrived at the familiar office door and knocked.

“Knock, knock.”

“Please come in.”

After pushing open the office door, a strange yet familiar figure came into Dekan’s sight.

Besides Professor Anno, President Relun of the Royal Capital’s Card Makers’ Association was also in the office.

The 7th-rank, First-Grade Card Maker who had taken great care of Dekan.

“Professor Anno, and… President Relun, good afternoon.”

President Relun was sitting on the sofa, seemingly having been chatting with Professor Anno.

“Long time no see, Dekan.”

When Relun looked up and saw Dekan, a gentle smile appeared on his face again.

“I am indebted to you for your care last time.”

Dekan said politely.

The moment Dekan saw Relun, he understood that the person who was really looking for him was not Professor Anno, but President Relun.

It seemed there was progress in the Special-Grade Card Maker’s review!

If you find any errors ( broken links, non-standard content, etc.. ), Please let us know < report chapter > so we can fix it as soon as possible.