The magic cards I made are absolutely flawless!

"Turns out I was overcomplicating things with third-tier magic cards..."

Dekan finished reading the book in his hand, closed it, and stood up with the book in his hand.

He wanted to put the book back on the shelf and find another health-related book.

Although the school library is not as grand as the Royal Library, it still houses hundreds of thousands of books.

Dekan found the area that interested him, like a teenager admiring merchandise in a shop window, his eyes shining brightly as he ran his fingers over the books on the shelf.

He was looking for something.

[Highly Toxin Refining ①] [Highly Toxin Refining ②] [Highly Toxin Refining ④]

Huh?

Who borrowed [Poison Refining ③]?

Dekan originally intended to borrow all four classic novels together.

I never expected to find like-minded people in this school.

Dekan regretfully drew out ① and ②.

Let's take these two books first.

Taking away ④ might mean that the other person has no more books to read after reading ③.

Consider the other person's perspective more; there's no need to make things difficult for each other.

We might meet again in the future.

People with loving hearts are attracted to each other.

......

After returning to Cornelia's side, Dekan placed the two books on the table.

Before opening the book, he seemed to remember something.

"Oh, Cornelia, there's one more thing I need to ask you for help with."

Dekan suddenly turned to Cornelia beside him and said.

"Varied?"

Cornelia leaned closer, waiting for Dekan to continue.

"If we want to get the credits, there's one last step: submitting a report. How about you write this report?"

Dekan asked in a gentle voice.

"Well......"

Cornelia made a gurgling sound in her throat.

They seemed somewhat reluctant.

"It's okay, just do whatever you want, it'll definitely be better than what I wrote."

After returning to his dormitory yesterday, Dekan originally planned to write the report himself.

After all, he is an administrative staff member.

He sat at his desk, pen in hand, and without realizing it, wrote: "During the Taiyuan era of the Jin Dynasty, a man from Wuling made his living by fishing..."

He quickly crossed it out and started rewriting it.

But after writing it.

He pondered this over and over, reading it repeatedly, and felt that what he had written looked exactly like "The Peach Blossom Spring".

This seems to be different from the requirements of the report.

Later, Dekan changed his approach and wrote it in a documentary style.

The result was that it read like a criminal's confession!

Although Dekan could openly fabricate a story and write a plausible report.

However, in the spirit of striving for excellence that is characteristic of civilian staff, he still wanted to write a rigorous yet impartial report.

Perhaps Cornelia's perspective could produce a decent article.

This can also provide Dekan with an idea—how to write truthful and serious reports in the future.

"try."

Cornelia nodded and took the report from Dekan.

Then she picked up a frequently used Norton English dictionary.

I started looking through the dictionary while writing a summary.

Dekan also moved his chair closer to her and watched her write.

Cornelia picked up her pen and wrote:

"That day, Dekan was led to the demon realm to be tempted by the demons."

The devil said to him, “Do you know what kind of place this is?”

Dekan looked around.

He replied: This is heaven.

"Dekan was deeply shocked when the demon told him that this was the demon realm."

"If this continues, the Demon Realm will be destroyed!"

"The demons need a savior."

"Without Dekan, how can the Demon Realm exist?!"

Dekan was starting to sense something was wrong.

However, he noticed that Cornelia was engrossed in writing and couldn't bear to interrupt her.

......

"During his visit to the Devil High School, Dekan pointed out the need to standardize the selection mechanism, strengthen process management, and ensure that teaching work is carried out in a solid and effective manner."

"And during the unannounced visit, he personally took charge and provided a series of guidance to faculty, staff and students."

"First and foremost was the goat, who committed the sin of jealousy."

"As the proctor, after not receiving Cornelia's exam paper immediately, his jealousy of the lion ignited in his heart, ultimately leading to an irreparable tragedy. Jealousy is a spark that can ignite an uncontrollable fire at any time."

"Then comes the lion, who commits the sin of wrath."

"As a demon, he failed to maintain his rationality and was punished by Dekan, destroyed in his rampaging rage."

"Next up is the devilish student who committed the sin of sloth."

"In the prime of youth, one cannot be afraid of the present. Lying down is out of the question; Dekan taught him to shine and contribute."

"Baron Batchell, who committed the sin of gluttony."

“His appetite was too big, and he would eventually burst his stomach. Dekan taught him to be restrained and to be more discerning in his judgment.”

"And then there's the devilish school doctor who committed the sin of greed."

"While coveting others, one may also lose everything; the greedy often end up with nothing."

"And the chorus of demons who committed the sin of arrogance."

"When you think you have the victory in your grasp, you may have already lost."

"Finally, there is Miss Olive, who committed the sin of lust."

"After pursuing excessive stimulation, one will only fall into an endless void accompanied by unbearable emptiness."

"Dekan punished the demons one by one, teaching the surviving demons to learn tolerance, gentleness, diligence, temperance, generosity, humility, and chastity."

Cornelia handed the report she had written to Dekan.

Then his gaze shifted to Dekan, and he blinked.

She was eagerly awaiting Dekan's comments, her eyes seemingly sparkling.

Dekan was reading Cornelia's masterpiece and was momentarily speechless.

In a way, he didn't know whether to say Cornelia had some special literary talent, or whether her Nortonian English might still have serious problems...

"Well written."

Dekan met Cornelia's innocent gaze and smiled helplessly.

I'll submit this one first; if it gets rejected, I'll rewrite it.

Dekan thought to himself.

......

the next day.

Professor Arno sat in his office looking at the report submitted by Dekan and Cornelia, unable to calm the turmoil in his heart for a long time.

He would put the report down from time to time, then pick it up again and take another look.

It seemed like he was trying to make sure he hadn't misread anything.

Finally, he slammed the report on the table, covered his face with his hands, and rubbed his temples.

After much deliberation, Professor Arnold finally took out his seal and stamped it on the report, approving the credits for the two students.

Although, in principle, this report should be sent back for rewriting.

However, he no longer wanted to appreciate the two artists' new works.

So be it.

042 Dekan's Level 3 Card Maker Certification

The rising sun hangs in the sky, and the gentle breeze carries the fresh scents of fruit and flowers.

As dusk fell, Dekan, dressed in his school uniform, walked slowly through the campus with a faint smile on his face.