Her ball invitation was still tucked away in her Card Case.
"Why do I keep feeling like I've forgotten something?"
After eating and drinking his fill and listening to the story, Dark Dimon shook his head slightly and resumed crafting the Magnemite Golem.
As a result, the first Magnemite Golem was successfully completed before midnight—then, when Dark ordered it to use Thunder Wave to levitate, it exploded!
Vote Please: Dark's Railgun
[Curse Cage] was a Magitech Card that could temporarily Imprison pseudo-lifeforms such as Familiars and Golems within a card, allowing them to be used as Magic Spirit Cards.
Generally speaking, it could grant Familiars offensive capabilities, but it provided no enhancement to Golems that could already fully utilize their abilities.
Thus, its practical purpose was not particularly significant. More often than not, it merely served as a portable container for carrying Golems.
However, with the decline of alchemy as a profession, fewer and fewer people were capable of crafting Golems.
Yet everything had its own value; what mattered was whether someone could uncover its hidden potential.
It was said that among the star duelists who drew the public eye, there was an active duelist whose family possessed a large number of high-level Golems. Skilled in using Curse Cage to seal them away, he used them in Magitech Duels and swept all before him.
Of course, that was merely a derivative expansion of Curse Cage's most basic usage.
Throughout the ages, only one person had truly made Curse Cage shine in every possible way.
And that very person was now gazing delightedly at the face of the Curse Cage card in his hand.
On the card, a wooden cage hung suspended, the character for "curse" glimmered, and the round-headed, round-bodied Magnemite floated quietly within.
This was Dark's first time