Chapter 764

Although there are many students in the second grade who have been trained as knights, as a sub-dragon species that relies on its hind legs to stand upright, the Terror Beasts are extremely powerful, have a bad temper, and are not generally difficult to ride.

Duolong was swept away by a tail.

Robert had just climbed onto the back of a terrifying beast when he was thrown off.

Werther gained the favor of a terrifying beast, but was immediately threatened by another terrifying beast, which scared him almost out of his mind.

"I heard Professor Wesley say that the two terrifying beasts are lovers, hahaha——"

Diana's laughter was healing.

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Chapter 558 Agumon? Evolve! evolution! (10k)

Although what Diana said was interesting, it was actually quite dangerous for this situation to occur in the "Knight Class".

But seeing as she didn't mention this, maybe those terrifying beasts are proficient in "click to stop", or even deliberately simulate the "difficulty".

After all, the IQ of sub-dragon species is usually not low.

But when it comes to “riding training”…

Duck was really interested.

After he rode "Blue Eyes White Dragon" before returning to school, he never tried it again.

Although the space of St. Marian College is spacious enough, "riding" is expressly prohibited in the school regulations.

Unless you obtain temporary permission from professors or join a "riding club", you can start "riding" training in a venue dedicated to the club.

Among dueling competitions, there is a competition mode called "Mounted Duel", which has become very popular recently and is on the rise.

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After Diana finished speaking, Dak handed her a cup of black tea and walked towards the sofa where Gu Huoniao and Variety Monster were.

Gu Huoniao was very sensitive to his scent, and she had been touching him with her fleshy little hands since he entered the door.

When Dak walked in front of him, she struggled to climb out of Variety's arms and yelled "Wow" at Dak.

Dak's heart trembled violently, and he bent down, imitating the appearance of the parents of newlyweds, and clumsily held Gu Huoniao into his arms.

Guhuoniao immediately calmed down, clenched his fingers into fists, lay in Dak's arms and rubbed his face against his chest.

It would be completely impossible to put her down after that.

Dark had no choice but to sit down on the sofa, take the spoon from Agumon's hand, and feed her apple puree bit by bit.

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This hug lasted for two or three hours, and it was not until the bird put on its feathers again and fell asleep peacefully that Duck was finally freed.

After that, he left the club classroom, went back to the dormitory after eating, and then dived into the experiment.

The problem about the "curse cage" has been basically solved, and the next step is the formal experimental session!

He purchased a total of three "curse cage" materials, but because the remaining materials can be used interchangeably, the chance of trial and error is actually greater than two.

But of course the magister cannot always think about "trial and error" before starting to refine.

"One shot into the soul" is the attitude a magister should have.

Dak calmed down and began to make the "curse cage".

"Spell Cage" theoretically belongs to a category of magic cards, but in fact, in duels, it has always been regarded as a magic elf card.

Using the "Spell Cage", you can temporarily seal demons, golems and other simulated life forms and use them as magic elf cards.

Its refining method is also compatible with the dual refining method of magic elf cards and magic cards.

The first half needs to be like refining a magic elf card to create a life base, and the second half needs to be like refining a magic spell card to depict a magic spell.

During the process of preparing the potion, Dak's attention quickly focused and he quickly entered the state.

The first time it was made, it didn't go as smoothly as expected.

A slight error in the amount of materials led to the failure of the entire experiment.

However, Dak quickly adjusted his state and perfectly avoided the mistakes of the last time during the second refinement, and finally successfully crafted a new "curse cage".

This success was completely within grasp, and Dak was not too surprised.

After he pondered for a while, he took advantage of his hands to get warm and started the third refinement experiment.

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The whole afternoon passed quickly, and Dak had two new "cursed cages" in his hands!

"Two curse cages, one is used to seal Agumon, and the other is reserved for backup."

Duck couldn't help but feel happy.

The days of caution and hard work finally paid off.

No matter which kind of pseudo-life is sealed in the "cursed cage", it will be regarded as a card with the same name in the Magic Duel, and only three of them can be placed.

Now that the three cards are together, there is still one empty spot.

Dak turned his eyes slightly, thinking about whether there was still a chance to obtain different familiars.

"The "branch card" and "club card" in the college are unique. Unless the club is dissolved and re-established, you may be able to get a new "club card". However, the original "club card" may also be withdrawn. Too reliable.”

"Well, maybe I should change my mind and use the third "Spell Cage" to seal the golem instead of the familiar?"

Duck couldn't help but touch his chin, thinking.

"It just so happens that I have an elective "alchemy class" this year, so let's aim to refine a "similar-level" golem!"

As an alchemical product, golems have always had two sets of grading methods.

One set is graded based on the golem's attack, defense, speed, flexibility, durability and other combat power factors.

The other set is based on the similarity between the golem and real life.

In an era when the concept of "realism" had not yet been expanded, the grading of golems was not delicate enough and was only divided into five levels, namely: ① [Imitation Level]: A poor imitation.

②【Similarity Level】: It has a certain degree of similarity with real life.

③[Simulation Level]: Partially similar to real life, with simulated thinking circuits, and an intelligence level of 2.5.

④【Simulation level】: The structure is almost the same as that of real life. The difference from real life is almost invisible. The intelligence level exceeds 3.

⑤【Real Level】: This is real life.

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To give a few more well-known examples, the patrol golems in the academy are level 3 "mimicry".

The marionette made of living metal is the "simulation level" of level 4.

As for the "real level" golem of level 5...

Dark has always suspected that the feathered serpent, the guardian demon in the tower of the House of Lords, is a "real-level" demon.

Of course he was just doubtful, not convinced.

The level 4 "realistic level" golem is a golem that can only be made by a master-level alchemist.

Of course, Dark would not be so arrogant as to think that he could master master-level alchemy simply by studying for a year.

Therefore, he only set the target at the "similarity level" of level ③.

If you can successfully refine a "similar-level" golem, it can be regarded as an achievement in alchemy.

"But if this is the goal, relying solely on in-class learning may not be enough."

Dak calmed down and became clearer about his plans for this semester.

Then he packed up the remnants of the experiment, fed the cat juice to the cat, took the things needed for the "astrology class", and left the tower.

Tonight's "astrology class" was after 7:30 in the evening, and it was only 4:30 in the afternoon. He still had a long time to rest.

By the time he arrived at the club classroom, Rose had already finished her "medical class" and was fighting with her homework in the living room with Deanna.

Katrina moved a lounge chair and placed it in the circular corridor, enjoying the high scenery and reading a book, very peacefully.

Britney seemed to have something to do and was not in the club classroom.

"How is Sister Carian's teaching?" Dak walked into the club classroom and asked casually.

"Not bad." Rose raised her head and said, "Many seniors have signed up for medical school, saying they want to study medicine and save people."

"Just studying medicine can't save people." Dark sat down on the edge and turned around to look for Agumon.

Rose couldn't help but put down her pen and asked curiously: "How to say?"

Dak faced her, pointed to his temples, and said with a smile: "Human beings are composed of three parts: soul, body and consciousness. Ordinary medical skills can heal the body, and extraordinary medical skills can repair the soul, but consciousness and thinking are not needed Medical skills.”

Rose frowned slightly, but said: "But Sister Carrie Ann told us that consciousness and thinking can also be saved by medical skills. Psychological medicine was born for this."

Duck shook his head: "You will understand later."

Then he saw Agumon walking out with a diaper and walked over.

After changing Agumon's new diaper with Agumon, Dark nodded Agumon's head and led it gently to the open space between the six classrooms.

Agumon seemed to have had a premonition, with excitement in his eyes.

As the only familiar in Dark's hands, Agumon and Impmon communicate quite frequently.

Although most of the time it was the little demon beast chirping and showing off, it was just listening, but it did know a lot.

It is a Digimon born to fight.

This is not a harmless familiar!

The "cursed cage" will give it new life!

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"Are you ready?"

Dark pulled out a "Spell Cage" from the card pack and asked Agumon.

Agumon sniffed subconsciously. Although he didn't smell any information from the magic card, he still nodded his head vigorously.

At the same time, little cute heads emerged from various passages, with bright eyes.

Obviously, the magic elves had expected it when Dak came to the club classroom, and they immediately picked the right moment and gathered around to watch.

Dark didn't care if anyone saw it. After Agumon nodded, he clicked the "curse cage" on Agumon's head, and the wooden cage above the card surface glowed faintly.

"In the name of Dark Dimon, the Magic Summons!"

An instant start.

Dark could clearly feel that a large amount of magic power was being sucked into the magic card, obviously shrouding Agumon.

Agumon's eyes widened, showing no fear, and then he felt the wooden floor rising under his feet, pushing it up.

Then the railings were inserted straight down, filling the surrounding area in a blink of an eye, and a wooden cover was quickly sealed on top.

A wooden cage was thus formed.

Duck backed away slightly.

Golden magical characters appeared on every surface of the wooden cage, flowing upward, and finally merged into a huge "curse" character on the top.

Agumon subconsciously raised his head and saw the word "curse" being pressed down from top to bottom.

Almost instantly, the wooden cage and the Agumon trapped in it were flattened by the word "curse" and turned into a piece of paper with the word "curse" written on it.

Then the word "curse" suddenly turned into light and penetrated into the "curse cage" magic card in Dark's hand.

Duck looked down and saw a small khaki dinosaur on top of the card, inside the wooden cage.

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"Is this the curse cage?"

After turning around in the "curse cage", Agumon turned back to look at the owner outside the card.

Dark stretched out his finger habitually, trying to poke its belly, but he only poked the hard wooden cage.