If the power of a trial could be made into that kind of "Fate Talisman," one could activate the corresponding "Fate Configuration" when needed without altering one's original Fate Configuration.
It was not only Dark who wanted it; the other professors were clearly very interested in this technique as well.
Principal Arte swept her gaze around the room and straightforwardly began explaining how to make "Fate Talismans" and how to extract the power of trials.
There was no technical difficulty to the method itself. Its only issue was that it required some special power capable of granting one a "Fate Configuration."
Under those circumstances, the professors had generally mastered the creation and use of "Fate Talismans" after hearing it only once.
Dark's foundation of knowledge was ultimately inferior to theirs. He had merely memorized every step of the process and had yet to fully grasp it.
He needed more time to think and understand.
However, after mastering the method of creating "Fate Talismans," the professors' interest in the "hidden trials" clearly grew even stronger.
Only then did Professor Sylph seem to suddenly remember something and ask, "Cynthia, did you sense any abnormal presences during the trial?"
Principal Arte merely shook her head. "Unfortunately, Sarah. I didn't sense anything unrelated to the trial itself."
"That's a good thing, Cynthia," Professor Sylph said. "But a single case proves nothing. We need to conduct more experiments. Next... Dark, what about you?"
Dark shook his head. "I can try, but only after I've fully grasped the method of creating Fate Talismans."
Professor Sylph promptly said, "Then I'll give it a try."
She was the vice principal of the Magister House, and among the four houses, she was similarly compatible with the Magister House.
However, her Fate Configuration clearly leaned more toward the "Wind Elf