I really am not!
Dark patted his forehead and reminded them, "Don't bring too much stuff. We're going to the Dungeon, not on a picnic."
Girls already tended to have limited stamina, and Rose was especially the delicate type.
If she really carried such a huge bag, she would probably be unable to walk not long after entering the Dungeon.
But Diana immediately cut in, "Don't worry, I've got plenty of strength!"
Dark:
All right, it seemed they had thought things through more thoroughly than he had imagined.
"Ring, ring, ring!"
When Professor Jones entered the classroom with the bell, she immediately noticed that the atmosphere was quite different from usual.
She could not help asking, "What's gotten into everyone?" A boy from the Knight Academy immediately raised his hand bravely. "Yes, Professor. We're about to enter the Dungeon for an adventure!"
"A Dungeon adventure?" Professor Jones nodded thoughtfully, then said casually, "Then today, we'll go over some of the rules for duels inside the Dungeon."
Emma, seated in the front row, asked curiously, "Professor Jones, are there duel rules in the Dungeon too?"
"Of course."
Professor Jones walked up to the podium, turned to look at the students below, and smiled. "For Magisters, duels are an important means of resolving disputes. Correspondingly, different environments have different rules. For example, the street duel Dark Dimon participated in on Valentine's Day was one such type. In the Dungeon, new rules are needed to avoid attracting monster attacks. We usually call it a Silent Duel."
"Silent Duel?"
Dark's interest was piqued as well, and he could not help raising his head to listen closely.
Professor Jones wrote the words "Silence" on the blackboard and said, "Generally speaking, Silent Duels are based on Silence Cards. Both Magisters and Magic Spirits must remain within