This time, he was still extravagantly using a blank Magitech Card that cost 50 credits apiece.
The next ten minutes passed.
The blank Magitech Card was now covered in all kinds of materials, layered until the stack was half a finger high.
He engraved Transmutation Circle No. 7 on top of the materials, then pressed the Magic Pen against the center of the array, pushing down little by little.
The entire stack of materials was gradually refined, bit by bit merging into the card.
By the time this process was over, a fine sheen of sweat had formed on Dark's forehead.
He set down the Magic Pen, picked up the towel beside him, wiped the sweat from his forehead, and began the next step: engraving the three most
core Transmutation Arrays!
The three Transmutation Arrays had to be drawn in one continuous motion, which required precise control over one's magic power.
Many students would suffer a crushing defeat at this stage.
But for Dark, whose magic power rose with each passing day, this presented little difficulty.
Just half a minute later,
the three Transmutation Arrays had been perfectly engraved.
He immediately poured in magic power to activate them.
Three exquisite magic arrays sprang into view!
[Identification]
[Reading]
[Reconstruction]
[0oO]
Dark took out the Magic Card for Ditto and was about to place it on [Identification] when inspiration suddenly struck. He quietly asked Ditto,
"Can you keep recalling how it felt when you transformed?"
"Busy, busy (two-in-one-4150)"
[I'd planned to write all night, but I leaned back in my chair and was so tired I fell asleep.]
Dark Demon's Unchanging Ditto (5k)
[Identification]
[Reading]
[Reconstruction]
These were the provisional names for the three core Transmutation Arrays in a Finisher Card, based on their functions during the transmutation process.
To create a