Dekan finally retrieved the [Blood Purification].

These are his only two epic cards.

Now he can finally test the card's effect.

He performed a blood purification on Viscount Augustine.

Suddenly, a light mixed with a scarlet hue enveloped Viscount Augustine.

"Ahhh!"

Viscount Augustine, his veins bulging, struggled painfully on the ground.

However, this could not stop the blood mist rising from his body.

"Aaaaaah! You bastard, what have you done?! Where has my, my precious blood gone?!"

"You've been poisoned. Let us help you cleanse yourself."

Just as Viscount Augustine was about to retaliate, Cornelia struck him on the head with her hammer again, calming the patient down.

Dekan looked at Viscount Augustine's condition and felt that his skin hadn't even shriveled up a bit.

It seems that dealing with high-level enemies doesn't require steaming away much blood in one go.

However, Dekan and Cornelia have plenty of patience; if they can't cure the vampire in one session, they can just have a few more treatments.

086 Dekan's pleasant yet short trip

"I'll continue once my [Blood Purification] cooldown is over."

Dekan looked at the card with satisfaction.

It seems the level of pain inflicted on the enemy is quite good.

No wonder it's a card he made.

Two minutes later, Dekan used another Bloodthirst on Viscount Augustine.

The vampire regained consciousness amidst its mournful cries.

However, before he could open his eyes, the heavy blow from the blunt weapon knocked him unconscious again.

The attending physician, Dekan, and the nurse, Cornelia, continued in this cycle.

After about an hour, they finally purified Viscount Augustine into a pure and flawless vampire.

"Ah, what great materials."

Dekan looked at the vampire's corpse with deep regret.

If his rank were higher, he could use the materials from the decomposition of this corpse to make cards.

Perhaps we can create some decent rare cards, bind their souls, and bring them out of the Shadow World.

Unfortunately, he can't handle sixth-tier materials right now.

So the two of them had no choice but to carry the vampire's mummified corpse out of the mansion, braving the wind and snow all the way, and throw it off the cliff.

In the Rebel Challenger's mission, once the Rebel Challenger successfully summons Viscount Augustine...

The harm that will be brought to the original world is that Viscount Augustine will be teleported to the challenger's original world after the mission time limit ends.

However, once Viscount Augustine was killed, this threat disappeared.

This is why Dekan dared to let the twin sisters summon Viscount Augustine.

If it leads to other disasters, he will try to ensure that at least one of the sisters survives.

The two quickly ran back to the mansion, closed the door, and walked upstairs to the second floor with a relaxed air.

Tomorrow I can play freely without any worries!

"I feel like I'll be too excited to sleep tonight."

Cornelia rubbed her hands together and said.

“I understand. It’s the same the night before an outing. I also feel this way before coming to the Shadow World.”

Dekan nodded repeatedly, agreeing with Cornelia's point of view.

Cornelia: "I can't wait for the next time."

Dekan: "Once we all reach Tier 4, we can still play with Chloex. I wonder if he misses us."

Teacher Cat: "You meow... what will the students watching outside think... this is really bad for the school, meow..."

However, Dekan ignored the cat teacher and continued chatting with Cornelia.

Dekan: "We've really made a killing this time. After we sell the spoils, we'll each take 30% of the proceeds and put 10% into the team's operating fund."

Teacher Cat: "Meow together next time!"

The two people and the cat walked down the hallway, chatting and laughing, and passed by bedroom 202.

"Ok?"

Cornelia suddenly frowned.

"what happened?"

Dekan looked at her with a hint of doubt.

It seems Cornelia sensed something.

There were some strange noises in the room.

Cornelia pointed to bedroom 202.

So Dekan, who was near the door, leaned over and pressed his ear against the door to listen to what was happening inside.

A soft, angry sound came from behind.

"Miss, oh, we can't continue, we've regained our senses."

"Since we've already made a mistake, let's just go all the way..."

"Waaah... Miss..."

"Call me Lilith..."

"..."

Dekan moved nimbly away from the door, his expression quite complicated.

Unexpectedly, the desire to amplify also affected Lilith and the others.

It seems he needs to further improve his understanding of the danger level of the [Three Corpses Frenzy] card.

I don't know whether I did something bad or something good.

What happened to them?

Cornelia asked, full of doubt.

She seemed worried about Lilith and the nurse's illness.

"It's okay, don't worry. They're just doing some exercise that's good for their physical and mental health."

"Oh oh."

Since Dekan said there was no problem, Cornelia was no longer worried.

So, in order not to disturb them, Dekan moved back to room 204, while Cat Teacher moved into room 205 with Cornelia.

Strangely enough, this time Nyanko-sensei was actually willing to go and live with Cornelia.

She was probably worried that Dekan would retaliate if she was alone with him.

Dekan looked helplessly at the cat teacher's despicable appearance and shook his head.

I've always treated it very well.

Is he really that scary?

Obviously impossible.

There is no gentler boy in the world than him.

After washing up in his bedroom, Dekan lay on the bed, seemingly deep in thought.

I feel like there's something important I haven't done today.

So he took out the [Three Corpses Frenzy] and looked at it, then released a very small-scale [Three Corpses Frenzy] once.

Make sure it only affects him.

If he harbors any desires, he may be aroused by the [Three Corpses Frenzy] and even lose his mind.

Of course, if he has no distracting thoughts, he will not be affected.

"Very good, you have a peaceful state of mind. You should use this card to train your mind from time to time in the future."

Dekan said with satisfaction.

"If you were capable of making cards that could distinguish between friend and foe, you wouldn't have so much trouble."

After a while, a familiar, gentle thought suddenly popped into his mind.

"I can't do it! You know how difficult it is to add friend/foe detection to area-of-effect magic!"

Dekan complained to his master.

"Not skilled enough."

The master simply stated the facts.

Dekan frowned, seemingly somewhat agitated.

"Your desire to mock me has been amplified by [Three Corpses Frenzy], hasn't it? You've held back until now and finally couldn't resist making a couple of sarcastic remarks, huh? It seems your mind isn't all that great after all, Master."

"Say it again?"

"I'll say it again, so what? You old hag, come out and fight me if you dare! If you lose, I'll pin you to the ground..."

At this point, Dekan felt as if his throat was being choked.

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