The magic cards I made are absolutely flawless!

This card is worth about 25 gold coins on the market, but Alice only promised to charge him 20, which is a very friendly price.

Taking into account the material losses, she basically made no profit.

It was simply to show off in front of Dekan.

"Then I'll accept it."

Alice didn't make things difficult for Dekan and readily accepted the gold coins he offered.

After all, if we don't take his money at this time, he'll feel like he owes us a huge favor.

For most people, owing a favor to royalty is not a good thing.

"Let's go back to school together. My carriage is right outside."

Alice seemed to find herself getting along well with Dekan and wanted to brag to him a bit more along the way.

She enjoyed the feeling of being in the spotlight.

At this moment, she noticed that Dekan and Theresa both looked somewhat embarrassed, as if they were exchanging glances.

Do you have any other plans?

Alice asked.

Dekan sighed and said truthfully, "Actually, I came here to take the Level 3 Card Maker exam."

After all, everyone will find out about this eventually.

There's nothing to hide.

"So, Dekan, you can make cards too?"

Alice asked, full of surprise.

"Understood."

"Hehe, you're really lucky to have met me. The Tier 3 Card Maker certification isn't that easy. Let me tell you the key points of the exam..."

Alice laughed even harder.

She knew that there were very few people in the Knights Academy who could make cards.

Repairing equipment is a good skill for martial artists.

However, the card makers in these knight academies mostly only know how to make equipment cards.

It's still very difficult for them to pass the professional card maker exam.

Alice felt she had found even more topics to brag about in front of Dekan.

"Hmm, ummm."

One dares to teach, and the other dares to learn.

Alice shared everything she knew, seemingly wanting to impart her life's skills to Dekan in just a few tens of minutes.

Dekan listened patiently.

He would occasionally look at Alice with a thirst for knowledge.

......

"I happen to be free this morning, so let me and Theresa watch your performance together!"

Alice patted Dekan on the shoulder and said to him with a smile.

It felt like a teacher sending students to the exam hall.

The three of them had arrived at the examination room on the third floor of the Card Makers Association.

Dekan is about to enter the testing hall to take the certification exam.

There are also viewing seats in the hall, which are open to the public throughout the entire event.

"okay."

Dekan behaved very modestly.

"Dekan, if you need any guidance on making magic cards, feel free to come to the Alchemy Institute anytime. Although I'm a student myself, I should be able to teach you!"

"call!"

Dekan finally couldn't help but laugh at Alice's antics.

This brought a genuine smile to his face.

"Thank you so much, Your Highness Alice."

"Hehe, I'm not bragging, but I recently created a Tier 2 purple card! This isn't something an ordinary card maker can do. Aren't you impressed?"

Alice seemed to be getting more and more carried away, completely oblivious to Theresa's strange expression.

"That's amazing! If the heavens hadn't given birth to Alice, Norton would have been plunged into eternal darkness."

Dekan now feels like he's found his fun.

Just praise and compliment her, that's all.

This princess must look beautiful when she cries.

"What?! Say that again?"

However, what Dekan just said seemed to shock Alice, and she stared at Dekan with wide eyes.

"...At the end of card making, who stands at the peak? Upon seeing the princess, all dreams vanish."

Dekan tried a different sentence.

"!!!"

Alice forgot to close her mouth for a moment.

"You, let me write down those two sentences you just said!"

Alice's voice was filled with excitement.

Theresa had completely looked away, gazing into the distance.

Your Highness, please stop talking.

If you keep talking, you'll really be in an awkward situation!

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Author's Note:

You didn't expect it, did you? I updated again! And it's a 4000-word chapter! Shouldn't I get some praise for this?

To be honest, I didn't expect it to climb the click charts this week.

It's been on the click charts for three weeks in a row, and it's starting to get a bit boring.

What I once dreamed of is now so simple.

I feel like I've gotten a little too big for my britches.

To clear my head, I'd better write more.

However, extra chapters often come at a price. Since I've run out of drafts, I need to continue writing tomorrow's update now. If I don't finish before going to bed tonight, tomorrow's update might be a little late.

But I will try my best to finish coding it!

Morning reading should be a journey that begins with the rising sun!

044 is Dekan's lucky number.

At 10:00 AM sharp, the Magic Card Maker Association's Tier 3 certification exam officially began.

The examination room was very spacious, with dozens of workbenches equipped with complete card-making equipment and labeled with numbers.

More than twenty card makers participated in this exam. In addition to local residents of the capital, there were also many card makers from nearby cities.

The audience was also quite large, mostly businessmen and residents of the capital city who were there to watch the spectacle.

Of course, there were also relatives and friends of the test takers.

The candidate, Dekan, wearing the uniform in the colors of the Knights of Hevenlitt, was particularly eye-catching.

Because you usually see students from the Alchemy Institute in the card maker certification exam.

Occasionally, students from the Mage Academy and the Summoning Academy will be present.

Students from the Knights Academy are very rare.

......

The examiner will begin with a series of standard opening remarks.

Next is an introduction to the rules of this exam.

The association will provide basic materials such as whiteboard cards, magic crystals, and magic core liquid to determine a theme.

Each candidate will only receive a quota of three cards.

There are no restrictions on which type of card candidates will ultimately create; they can choose freely based on their own strengths.

Creating a white, ordinary card is considered a success, and you will become a Tier 3, Rank 3 Card Maker.

Making a blue-grade rare item is equivalent to Tier 3, Grade 2, while making a purple-grade rare item is equivalent to Tier 3, Grade 1.

Higher levels signify greater potential, and the Card Makers Association will also offer higher privileges and benefits.

Depending on the different needs of the candidates, additional materials may be required when making the cards.

There is a built-in shop inside the examination room.

Candidates can freely take any additional materials they need, up to a total price of no more than 10 gold coins.

As an aside, the registration fee for the exam is 15 gold coins.

The association will not let you make money.

......

After Dekan found his table number.