For tomorrow morning's theory class, he chose to return to the second-years' lecture, as Professor Kazel would be discussing the transmutation of "Armed Cards."
Like "Equipment Cards," "Armed Cards" belonged to the category of Item Cards.
The difference was that "Armed Cards" were not particularly suited for use on "Magic Spirits."
Moreover, both the transmutation and usage of "Armed Cards" were far more difficult than those of "Equipment Cards."
As a result, Magisters rarely researched "Armed Cards."
However, "Armed Cards" were actually Magitech Cards that combined offense and defense, offering enormous advantages in improving a Magister's personal combat strength and safety.
Their drawback of continuously consuming large amounts of magic power was greatly reduced in Magitech Duels, where swift victories were pursued.
Thus, under the new duel rules, the application of "Armed Cards" was extremely important.
The core subject of Saint Marian Academy's summer camp this time was teaching students how to transmute "Armed Cards."
The earlier "Phantom Weapon Spell" was merely an inferior substitute for "Armed Cards."
Combat training, swordsmanship practice, and the like were all intended to help students make better use of "Armed Cards."
Of course, ordinary "Armed Cards" were entirely different from Dark's "Moon God."
"Armor Digivolution" could be said to be the ultimate goal of "Armed Cards." Even the Valkyrie's "Armed Card" had achieved the level of "Armor Digivolution."
However, Dark only had one "Soul of the Moon God," and its creation had involved quite a bit of luck.
If he wanted to transmute more Magitech Cards capable of "Armor Digivolution," he still had to begin by learning how to transmute "Armed Cards."
Dark's research in this area was not deep enough.
In short, as a student, he still had much, much more to learn.
By the time he returned to the dormitory, washed up,