At the instant the Magitech Card of "Demon King Number Three" was completed, he sensed the close connection it shared with [Demon King Aleister] and [Demon King Eldritch].
Though these three Magitech Cards each bore different names, they undoubtedly all belonged to the "Demon King" category.
That was the foundation for fusion.
As Dark cleaned the stains from the newly acquired Magitech Card, the professors had already begun inspecting the surroundings to prevent any unforeseen leakage.
Once the final cleanup was complete, Dark placed the Magitech Card on the cleaned table and examined it openly together with the professors.
First was its name.
It could not be said that this Magitech Card's name had absolutely nothing to do with "Demon King" Aleister Eldritch—it had no relation whatsoever.
Its name was—[Demon King Plyushkin].
Just as the professors were pondering, "Who is Plyushkin?" and "Plyushkin who?"
Dark had already mocked it countless times in his heart.
"Seriously, man, of all names, why did it have to be Plyushkin?"
Speaking of Plyushkin, it was naturally Plyushkin, one of the Four Great Misers from the literary classics of his original world.
He was a character in Dead Souls, a novel written by the Russian author Gogol—a typical example of a declining landowner in Russian feudal society: greedy and miserly, a wealthy man who looked like a beggar, foolish and vile, despicable and shameless, pedantic and ugly.
Calling him a "Demon King" could, in a certain sense, be considered fitting.
But of course, he had not the slightest connection to a real Demon King.
Still, the composition of the name [Demon King Plyushkin] indicated that it was a named Magic Spirit. Plyushkin was its name, and it had once existed in this world.
Yet judging by the professors' reactions, it was at least not particularly