Something's wrong with how I'm watching anime.

He took out his newly bought phone and downloaded the PiliPili app.

After installation, the application opened and everything appeared normal.

But Kazama didn't breathe a sigh of relief. Instead, he closed his eyes and meditated for a while before throwing his phone into the bottom drawer under his desk and locking it.

After doing all this, Kazama opened the PiliPili app on his new phone once again.

This time, the application has changed.

The homepage disappeared, leaving only the vertical column of the list of shows I was following.

"Tsk..."

Kazama clicked his tongue softly, then opened the drawer and took out the old phone. Sure enough, the crackling sound on it returned to normal.

"Uniqueness?"

Muttering softly, Kazama directly uninstalled all the working software.

Then he closed his eyes again, gave himself a mental suggestion, and threw the new phone into the drawer just like the old one.

Then, Kazama stared intently at the screen of the old phone.

Kazama didn't have to wait long before an app in pink... no, a deeper, bright red that was different from the original color, popped up on his phone.

"It's not a problem with the phone. Superficially, it seems to be a problem with the app, but the deeper root cause is definitely not a problem with the app."

Kazama took out a piece of white paper, wanting to write something on it, but he couldn't put pen to paper for a long time. Finally, he crumpled the paper into a ball and threw it into the wastebasket.

Kazama took his phone and walked out of the room, then placed it in front of Cerberus.

"This is?"

"This is a mobile phone, a modern communication device that can also connect to the internet to browse various messages."

"Do you see the app in the upper right corner of the screen?"

"You mean this pink app?"

"That's right, open it and take a look..."

Kerberos opened the software as Kazama had instructed.

Then I was able to enter the homepage smoothly.

Kazama's pupils contracted, and he fell silent. After a long while, he muttered to himself:

"What is this? Is it clinging to me?"

"Being a simp will only lead to a terrible end..."

"What simp?" Kerberos asked after hearing Kazama's words.

"nothing..."

Kazama shook his head.

"This phone is yours to keep. You can use it when you're at home."

"Then, at night, I will start trying to capture the Clow Cards."

............

That night.

Inside the park, Kazama strolled along the path with a shoulder bag on his back.

Emerald Lake Park.

This is the largest municipal park in the area.

As for why it's called that, the reason is simple: it's built around a lake and can be considered a small wetland park.

It's not far from the neighborhood where Kazama Yu lives; it's about a 20-minute walk.

Kazama Yu usually takes a stroll around here after dinner every day.

Most people head south because the lake is on the other side.

Kazama, on the other hand, headed towards the denser part of the forest. As he ventured deeper, he encountered fewer and fewer people along the way.

When he reached a certain corner, Kazama did not continue along the path, but suddenly turned and disappeared into the bushes.

After passing through bushes, climbing a steep slope, and then through a grove of trees, Kazama arrived at a spacious clearing in the middle.

Looking at the dense forest around him, Kazama patted his satchel.

"You can come out now."

Then a golden-haired doll slowly floated out of the bag.

"This is the place. From now on, we'll try to capture the Clow Cards here every day."

Kazama explained to Cerberus.

"This is considered a relatively secluded spot in the park. Even when people are taking an evening stroll to digest their food, very few people come here."

"Moreover, this place isn't on the road, but inside a small grove of trees, so it offers good cover."

“I have been observing this place for a long time. Apart from me, I don’t think anyone else has discovered this flat land and would come here.”

Listening to Kazama's words, Cerberus flew around the open space once and then nodded.

"Indeed, the seclusion here is quite good."

"If we add a spell to 'dispel mortals,' it can basically become a safe place to test magic."

"However, the best option is to build a 'workshop'."

"Without a professional workshop, it would be very difficult to learn Chloride's alchemy."

"Workshop...you mean the magician's 'laboratory'?"

"And what is alchemy...? Do you know it?"

"The so-called workshop should be what you understand as a laboratory, a professional field used to create various magical realisms."

"As for alchemy... Clow Reed is called a great magician, not only to praise his magical skills, but also because he is one of the best in the world in the fields of alchemy and divination."

"I don't know alchemy, but the Clow Cards can help you understand a part of the charm of this art."

"What are the Clow Cards? Essentially, they are the components of Clow Reed's magic, representing his highest achievements in the three major fields of magic, alchemy, and divination."

Indeed, the Clow Cards are essentially products of alchemy, and the power and ability contained in each card represent the various spells mastered by Clow Reed.

The Clow Cards are one of the most powerful tools for divination, possessing prophetic power.

In a sense, it is a condensation of Clow Reed's skills and abilities.

As a tool for 'inheritance', the Clow Cards can be considered a top-level textbook.

Although it's not like Kuro-ri teaches you step-by-step, you can indeed learn independently by reading textbooks.

If one were to choose an object to step into the extraordinary, mysterious, magical world, there would be none more suitable than the Clow Cards.

"There's no rush with the workshop matters. After all, this is only the first day since we obtained the Book of Seals," Kazama said to Cerberus.

"Moreover, I have never experienced real magic."

"That's true. Well then, let's experience it now."

Cerberus clapped his hands, and the Book of Seals appeared in his hands.

Kazama took out the key, and with the appearance of a pale golden light, the Book of Seals was opened, revealing the stack of cards inside.

At the very top is one of the four basic advanced elemental cards: the Wind card.

“The Clow Cards can also be considered a kind of alchemical life. Although they are not as complete as ours, each card does indeed house a magical spirit with its own preferences and nature.”

"Because of their different natures, the difficulty of mastering them also varies."

"The cards with good tempers and gentle personalities are the easiest to win over."

"Take the first one, for example, the 'wind'."

"Wind is a gentle and kind fellow, with a pretty good temper. It's also one of the high-level elemental basic cards, making it a great starting card for you."

"Besides, your surname is Feng, so maybe you really are destined to be with this child..."

Chapter Seven's policy can be summed up in one word.

Wind sign.

Cards from the original Cardcaptor Sakura manga demonstrate great versatility.

Even in the later stages of the story, when Kinomoto Sakura had mastered most of the cards, this card still had a respectable appearance rate.

Because of her high appearance rate, Sister Feng has been jokingly called a workaholic.

In fact, there's a reason why wind cards appear frequently.

Because of the powerful and unique binding ability exhibited by the wind cards.

The wind can form tentacles to entangle and bind various objects. This ability relies on the high position of the four basic element cards and can also be effective on most Clow Cards.

This makes it easier for users to recycle Clow Cards.

Simply put, it's a god-tier card for control-type characters.

As for the Wind Card's offensive capabilities, they were not shown in the original work, but that doesn't mean they don't exist; they just need to be developed.

It's important to understand that storms and hurricanes, these terrifying natural disasters, are essentially caused by 'wind'.

In addition, the Wind Card is indeed very good-natured; even if Cerberus didn't say anything, Kazama would prioritize drawing this card.

Kazama pulled the Wind Token from the sealed book and held it in his hand.

This was his first real experience with Clow Cards.

The cards felt incredibly smooth in my hand; I had no idea what kind of material they were made of.

This texture has a guiding effect, causing Kazama to subconsciously infuse it with the magic he had just grasped.

With the infusion of magic, the wind card was activated.

A golden magic circle appeared beneath Kazama's feet, accompanied by a swirling tide of wind.