My anime-style card deck is fine!

Why is the Silver Privilege called a "privilege"?

That is naturally a special authority that only silver-level beings can possess, and as the true form of that authority, the four superior summons are naturally not ordinary things.

Unlike Amon's previous incarnation, this incarnation is about fusion, overload, synchronization, and connection!

Although it shares the same name as the summoning method in a game from his previous life, and is even too similar—so similar that Amon thought a 'predecessor' had transmigrated to this world before him.

I even tried very hard to read through history books, but I couldn't find any clues...

Back to topic.

The so-called four superior summons can actually be most aptly described using the concepts of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division!

A deck of cards is a set of math problems.

Each card represents a number, and these four superior summons represent four different calculation methods, each encompassing unique arithmetic operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

Each calculation method is independent of the others.

Even having just one type of deck will significantly increase the complexity of the deck. Adding several more types will turn the "deck" problem into a complete mess!

If it cannot be solved, it will affect the card box, which in turn will affect the card master's mental state!

Therefore, although a four-star card master can learn multiple summoning methods at the same time, if they really want to change the summoning method, it will cause a major change in the way the deck operates!

In more extreme cases, it could even lead to a complete overhaul of the deck!

The following lesson will focus on the deck's resilience and emphasizes that you should not arbitrarily change or increase the number of summoning methods.

History has made ample evidence of the price of arrogance for all those who refuse to heed advice.

“Of course, except for Amon.”

An arrogant fellow appeared, and the professor looked at Amon: "If anyone could have seven or eight decks like Amon and want to try different summoning methods, I would have no objection at all."

"However, I must warn you, Amon."

"Although you can hold multiple summoning methods at the same time, you can only hold them at the same time, not all at once—you have a lot of cards in your deck, which is your advantage."

"However, remember not to add more summoning methods indiscriminately."

"—Only this, please promise me, because I don't want to see my students in the hospital."

Chapter 239: Amon: "I want to fuse with your deck!"

Amon, who was called out, looked speechless.

Fortunately, the old professor didn't dwell on it and let Amon off the hook, continuing his lecture.

Do I look like the kind of ungrateful person?

Amon felt he was innocent.

Although I do have a cheat code, its presence is extremely weak. Aside from reducing the difficulty of card production, improving the quality, increasing the speed of card production, and raising the success rate of card production, it doesn't do anything else.

The ability to bear loads is a test of the card driver's own skills.

Ammon isn't so ignorant of his own limitations.

"picture."

Looking at this guy who had just graduated from junior high school and then went off to have fun in the ultimate college entrance exam, skipping straight to university, Da Di nodded affirmatively and repeated, "Sounds like him!"

This guy even added an emphasis.

Amon was even more speechless.

I'll skip the details of the lesson; I can't make up the author.

After emphasizing the relevant matters, the content about fusion became rather dry, consisting mainly of some usage details and principles—as the first superior summoning method discovered by humans.

It holds a prominent position among the four superior summons.

Its fusion principle leans towards addition, which is a way of summoning by combining the powers of two or more cards to gain new power.

There are two specific types.

One type is the simplified fusion initiated by the card master. The advantage is that it does not require a fusion card, but the disadvantage is that it can usually only fuse two cards and cannot extend to the graveyard or deck. It can only be used in the hand and field.

The second method is to activate it through a Fusion Card!

There are all sorts of ways to perform this kind of fusion summoning, from basic field fusion and hand fusion to deck fusion, graveyard fusion, and even banished fusion.

It is extremely similar to a certain game from Amon's previous life!

In fact, the other summoning methods are similar, but the reason they are called the four superior summoning methods is because all four of them can affect the card master himself!

Just like the [Synchro] mentioned earlier, Synchro allows the card master to enhance minions by Synchroizing with them—but conversely, it can also allow minions to enhance the card master's power!

The same applies to [Fusion], which allows the power of minions to be fused into the card master's body.

The ability to grant card players minion abilities!

Simply put, Synchro Summoning can enhance a card player's offense and defense, while Fusion Summoning can grant additional effects.

The reason why Synchro Summoning is more popular is simply because it is more convenient – ​​since the cards that are Synchro Summoned by the card master are usually their signature cards, which can be summoned whenever they want, making the summoning process convenient and easy.

Unlike Fusion, which requires two minions, Card Fusion requires searching for the Fusion card.

Synchronization and Fusion tend to favor the card master.

In contrast, Xyz and Link are more suited to minions.

For example, Overcharge can transform a card player into a minion.

Links, on the other hand, can spread the card master's own reality, allowing minions to appear in the real world on a large scale.

Regardless of which of these four summoning methods, they can all give Silver Card Masters real destructive power, allowing them to leap from ordinary Bronze level to battlefield weapons capable of taking on thousands of enemies, the backbone of the nation, and an armed force that can deter other countries!

—To gain [real] destructive power.

This is the [Silver Privilege]!

Aside from the advantages of privileges, there are actually no significant differences or advantages between the four superior summons and ordinary superior summons; the only difference is the special way they are summoned.

Fusion requires creating a fusion card, homology requires constructing homomorphs, overscaling requires setting up an overscaling channel, and linking requires debugging link circuits...

In short, each has its own troubles.

During duels, it is actually the ordinary superior summons that are more favored by duelists.

The course was halfway through.

Because there is only one class a day, and the card master has excellent physical and mental qualities, the class time is no longer forty minutes, but a full two hours.

After this class, the next day will be free time for the students.

Of course, this is only the rule of the Duel Academy. The Card Academy on the other hand is much worse off—fortunately, Amon of the Card Academy has now gotten rid of the overly heavy academic burden.

"Chirp~" He took a sip of tea. Although he was in good physical condition, his mouth was still dry...

The old professor glanced at the students below the stage.

He immediately realized that these little brats had completely lost interest in studying, which was perfect for him to take a break: "Next, let's have two students come up and demonstrate the specifics of the [Fusion] Summoning."

That being said, there were only two Silver Card Masters among the students present.

After all, he's only a freshman.

"Dadi, Amon, could you please come up here for a moment?" The old professor, unsurprisingly, called on the two of them, and all the students in the class turned to look at them.

His eyes were full of expectation.

“Go up.” Dadi stood up without hesitation.

Amon did not refuse; with a smile on his face, he walked onto the stage with the earth.

"Because this is a lesson on [fusion], this duel does not allow the use of any summoning methods other than fusion," the old professor emphasized again, never forgetting his original intention.

This time it's aimed at the earth.

This guy used to attend classes at the Linkage Institute, and Old Man Zhou came to him to brag about it for quite a while.

— I hope I can perform well.

The old professor remained calm, taking a good look at the student that Old Zhou had mentioned, and saw that he was indeed quite impressive.

"Also, this is a classroom, and the use of Silver Privileges is not allowed."

The old professor emphasized it again.

Once Amon and Daichi were standing on either side of the stage, the old professor leisurely walked down to the audience and found an empty seat: "You are both seasoned duelists. Get ready and let's begin."

For a moment...

The atmosphere suddenly changed!

Dadi's eyes suddenly turned serious: "Amon, although it's just a teaching demonstration, I don't intend to treat it as an ordinary sparring match."

"What a coincidence, me too." Amon also put on a smile.

The mental energy between the two was almost tangible, and the breezes stirred up by the mental energy echoed throughout the classroom.

He just told us not to cause trouble...

The old professor raised his hand to fix his hat on his head: "Forget it, anyway, if they cause damage, I won't be the one responsible for compensation, so let them do what they want."

He took a leisurely sip of tea.

—After all, this is youth.

"DUEL!" x2

A clash of mental powers, the duel begins!

The advantage of card masters lies in their ability to engage in duels anytime, anywhere, and there are even absurd claims such as duelists' eye contact being the signal to start a battle.

However, the fact that many people actually believe this suggests that the statement has some credibility.

"Okay, let's play a new deck this time."

Amon pulls a deck out of his pocket, pops out the deck in his mind, and then loads the new deck into it—this method is unique to Amon's decks because Amon has so many decks.

The Pokémon system alone has a whopping eighteen groups at the most basic level!

There are also partner-themed Eevee and Pikachu decks...