Dark said, "I can give it a try, but we can't get our hopes up. Still, when I think about it carefully, if I could refine a fourth 'Black Abyss Magic Dragon,' that would be quite interesting too."
Senior Pandora smiled. "By then, Noah Sharp will probably want to tear you... or rather, that 'Black Abyss Magic Dragon' of yours to pieces."
Dark said, "But that really would be difficult." He was not being modest.
Rather, he genuinely felt that even if he tried to refine a "Black Abyss Magic Dragon," the odds of ending up with a "Red-Eyes Black Dragon" were probably higher.
"Let's not talk about that for now." Senior Pandora took a sip of watermelon juice and changed the subject. "Actually, there's something I've always wanted to ask."
Dark said, "Ask."
Senior Pandora said, "Why can your 'Blue-Eyes Baby Dragon' fuse with only two copies, while my 'Sky White Dragon' requires three?"
Dark was startled and instinctively asked, "It can't?"
Senior Pandora shook her head slightly. "It can't." Dark could not help but fall silent.
Was it because "Blue-Eyes Twin Burst Dragon" was not as famous as "Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon"?
So the plagiarism had only copied half of it?
In the end, he shook his head. "I really don't know."
"Sigh." Senior Pandora sighed, then pulled a notebook from her handbag and handed it to Dark.
Dark accepted the notebook, looking puzzled.
Senior Pandora said, "These are the thought processes and experiment records from when I researched 'High Fusion.' I made a copy for you, so you can refer to it in moderation. But don't rely on it too much, or it may lead your thinking astray."
Dark's face lit up as he accepted it openly. "Understood." In the past, Senior Pandora probably would not have given