This experiment consumed 105 points of [Greed], leaving 10.5 points of [Greed] afterward. Dark allocated the remaining two draws to [Greed] as well.
This brought his [Greed] reserves back up to 31.5 points.
The night of October 15th.
Dark's research into the [Heaven Summoning Technique] finally achieved a breakthrough.
Since the original designated range of the [Heaven Summoning Technique] was simply too vast, he had chosen to temporarily narrow its scope during his research, reducing the difficulty to a barely manageable level.
Building on that, and with the reference materials on the [Abyss Summoning Spell] obtained through Ergane, Dark finally drafted the prototype of a dragon-exclusive [Heaven Summoning Technique].
It was only a prototype, of course, because he was still far from capable of summoning a twelve-star Magic Spirit. His initial goal was to successfully complete a full run of the [Heaven Summoning Technique]'s process.
That was, by offering two or more Magic Spirits of the same star level as sacrifices to the [Magic Guidance Heaven], summoning a true projection of a Magic Spirit of that same star level from within the [Magic Guidance Heaven].
During this process, it did not matter how low the summoned Magic Spirit's level was. As long as this sequence could be completed, it would prove that his research approach was correct.
The essence of the [Abyss Summoning Spell] was actually a fusion of a magician's Sacrificial Summoning and a beast tamer's contract summoning technique. With a touch of the Sea God's power added in, it functioned like an offering to a god in exchange for divine bestowal, summoning projections of demigod species such as angels and demons from special regions of the deep sea.
It was akin to an "angelic descent."
Therefore, if Dark wished to emulate the [Abyss Summoning Spell] and develop