After a day and a night, he successfully produced a second "Golden Land Gravedigger: Golem."
After sealing it with a "Curse Cage," Dark now had three "Golden Land Gravediggers" in hand.
Immediately afterward, he began researching the Golem of the "Guardian of the Golden Land." The "Guardian of the Golden Land" was six-star, far superior to the three-star "Golden Land Gravedigger," and its overall production process was much more complex.
Although he already had experience making the "Golden Land Gravedigger," the subsequent research was still far from easy.
However, researching Golems was itself a process of learning and improvement. Dark's alchemy steadily advanced throughout it. Then, in the blink of an eye, Friday night arrived.
During the five days following the end of the first round of the Academy Championship, the contestants had been busy with their studies while also making sure to improve their own strength.
Whether through random crafting or targeted crafting, they all did their best to refine their decks.
Furthermore, the duels in the lower-year division's first round had made many contestants recognize the importance of "Mobile Summoning."
Those who had yet to master it had been studying it intently. Especially the upper-year contestants about to take the field—even if it was called last-minute cramming, they were preparing with all their might.
Although the upper-year main-event contestants from each academy had taken care to protect their own information, the lower-year duels had already revealed the styles and characteristics of the various academies.
Now that it was time for the upper-year matches, those upper-year contestants would naturally do everything they could to counter and target one another.
In addition, disputes and suspicious behavior arising from this had occurred frequently. However, all of them were promptly dealt with under the Disciplinary Committee's intensive patrols.
No serious incidents occurred