In addition, he could give that notebook to Gatomon, Leomon, Angemon, and the others.
Unlike him, although he did not quite understand why, his Magic Spirits did indeed have the potential to use the "Phantom Weapon Spell" as a "Holy Sword Spell."
However, that was only possible after they possessed real physical bodies and absorbed the origin of an actual "Holy Sword."
In any case, it would definitely come in handy someday! Dark locked it away in a drawer.
Then there was the Christmas gift from Emma.
It was a magitech notebook on how to create the Arcana Card, "Book of Greed"!
Unlike Victor's notebook, Emma's notebook was on an entirely different level in terms of value.
—No, he could not compare them like that.
Although Victor's notebook was easy to obtain and useless, its practical value was still extremely precious.
It was surely a treasure that many people with the "Hero's aptitude" desired.
It was simply of little use to Dark for the time being. As for the magitech notebook on "Book of Greed" that Emma had given him, it could only be described as a completely unexpected Christmas gift.
The method of creating Arcana Cards differed greatly from that of other types of Magitech Cards.
Other types of Magitech Cards, aside from a very small number of universal varieties, generally needed to be adjusted according to the individual circumstances of the magister. Thus, other people's notebooks could only serve as references.
The core of creating Arcana Cards, however, lay in the "arcana"—that is, the arrangement of the ritual.
This part could be copied completely.
That was precisely what made magitech notebooks for Arcana Cards so precious.
Even so, magisters still rarely used Arcana Cards. The main reason was that Arcana Cards usually had activation conditions, making them far