The magic cards I made are absolutely flawless!

Dekan not only wanted to learn from the Resurrection Church's car crash into Morion.

He also imagined encountering the Church of Resurrection, those money-giving boys, every time he met Morion.

It can be said that most of Dekan's current cash comes from the Resurrectionists.

Ulola nodded slightly and said:

"Mollion's challenge time for the Shadow World is fixed; he will go to challenge the Shadow World at 7 a.m. on the first day of even-numbered months."

"..."

It's that simple.

The sarcasm is off the charts.

Morion essentially played his cards right out of the box.

If you're so capable, then come and kill me. I'm giving you a chance.

The resurrected church naturally could not tolerate this.

It's likely that every even-numbered month at 7 a.m., a large group of Resurrected cultists of around level five are poised to crash into Morion.

There are always a few who succeed.

In the best-case scenario, everyone except Morion might be a Resurrected cultist.

What a magnificent gold mine that would be!

Dekan could hardly imagine it.

According to this intelligence, Morion's next challenge to the Shadow World will be in a little over a month.

It is now December 23rd, and Morion's next challenge in the Shadow World will be on February 1st.

This is exactly the time that Decan Cornelia initially predicted for the next challenge.

If Dekan and Cornelia also go to matchmaking at 7 AM on February 1st, they have a chance to encounter Morion.

With Cat Teacher by their side, their team ranks are three, four, and five, giving them a chance to be matched into the fifth-tier Shadow World.

Dekan nodded in satisfaction.

Although this method doesn't guarantee you'll encounter Morion.

But you'll eventually get it if you try a few more times.

Moreover, Dekan has always been lucky in attracting great philanthropists.

He believed in the connection between himself and Morion.

"Okay, Ulola, has there been any other important intelligence recently?"

Dekan didn't leave immediately; he turned another page.

Since we're already here, we might as well ask a few more questions.

Ulola thought for a moment, then seemed to remember something very important, and quickly answered:

"The Church of Resurrection will soon be taking action against Tristan Magic Academy, but I have no idea what the specifics are."

Dekan frowned slightly.

Is there really some juicy gossip?

Why is the Church of Resurrection eyeing Tristan Magic Academy?

The school was located in Tristine City, a city known as a magical metropolis.

Although it's not as good as the Royal Capital's Hevenlit Academy, it still has its own merits.

Their education places great emphasis on the use of magic.

If Hevenlitt is a comprehensive academy, then that one is a magic-specialized academy.

At the same time, the school's magic card making program is also very impressive.

The great magicians trained at Tristan Magic Academy are likely to also be excellent card makers.

The most powerful teachers in the academy are the pinnacle of card makers in the entire Kingdom of Norton.

The only top-tier card maker in the Kingdom of Norton.

Moreover, its rank is as high as the eighth level.

Although Tristan City doesn't have the absolute security stability of the royal capital, it shouldn't be a place where the Church of Resurrection would dare to take action under the sun.

How do you know?

"Dekan asked."

“Some time ago, my superiors at the Church of Resurrection instructed us to pass on intelligence to members in other regions. I tried to spy on them, but without being detected, I only learned that it was a plot related to Tristine Magic Academy.”

Ullora explained.

"You did very well."

Dekan was very satisfied with her professional skills.

While completing tasks assigned by the organization, they also use their brains to think about how to help the organization.

Unfortunately, although the intelligence was important, it wasn't really Dekan's concern.

Even if this intelligence has the potential to expose the weakness of the Church of Resurrection's highest-ranking commander in the capital.

In reality, even if Dekan were to release the information publicly, no one would believe it.

If they really do spread the news regardless of everything.

The Church of Resurrection may change its plans at the last minute.

Either the Church of Resurrection continues its operations, or when the Tristine Academy incident occurs, it will be Dekan's turn to be suspected.

And the worst-case scenario is—

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

Dekan and Ulola will both be doomed then.

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

“Great, you’ll soon have a promotion opportunity, whether at Resurrection Church or our Happy Church. Also, this month’s salary has already 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 matters of money transactions, he cannot have direct contact with Ullora or leave transfer records at the bank.

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

So Dekan had already entrusted his little deliveryman to deliver the wages to Ullora's house.

"Thank you, Lord Dekan."

Urola looked at the lake with gratitude and said.

......

When Dekan leisurely returned to the dormitory entrance.

Before he could even open his own door, his classmate who lived next door popped out.

"Dekan! Professor Arno is looking for you. He asked me to tell you to go to his office as soon as possible."

Dekan's neighbors seem to have been waiting for him to return.

"Oh, thank you."

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

Professor Arnold would contact him over the weekend, so it must be something important.

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

"Dong dong."

"Please come in."

Upon opening the office door, a figure both unfamiliar and familiar came into Dekan's view.

In the office, besides Professor Arno, there was also President Raylen of the Royal Capital Card Makers Association.

That seventh-tier, first-class card maker who took great care of Dekan.

"Professor Arno, and... Chairman Raylen, good afternoon."

President Raylen was sitting on the sofa, seemingly having been chatting with Professor Arno.

"Long time no see, Dekan."

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

"Thank you for your previous help."

Dekan said politely.

The moment Dekan saw Raylen, he understood that the person who was really looking for him was not Professor Arno, but Chairman Raylen.

It seems there's progress in the review process for top-tier card makers!

096 Dekan's unique way of thinking

"I'm here to inform you that you have passed the first stage of the top-tier review, and you are one step closer to officially becoming a top-tier card maker!"

Raylen said with a smile, his tone full of pride for Dekan.

The first phase of the review mainly involves investigating Dekan's personal growth experience and family relationships.

That is, checking the archives.

Of course, there is also a process of subjective analysis by headquarters.

Logically speaking, given Dekan's card-making style, his ability to create cards in different languages, and his performance in the film world, it's hard not to suspect or even question his background.

The fact that the entire process was completed so quickly and efficiently suggests that President Raylen must have provided considerable assistance behind the scenes, unseen by Dekan.

“In the previous top-level review process, the second stage required a one-on-one interview with a senior official directly under the Card Makers Association headquarters.”