Since both sides genuinely needed a fast communication channel, the leasing terms for the shop were quickly finalized.
Eve and Eileen, as the best liaisons, would work at the shop on Traveler Street in shifts.
And outside of weekends, they could choose one or two elective courses to audit!
Though they were not core courses, Saint Marian Academy's electives were extremely varied and highly useful.
What was more, obtaining auditing eligibility meant that the resources of the Library, the Dungeon, and Traveler Street would also be open to them.
For any magus, this was something they could only dream of.
They had only managed to apply for this auditing eligibility thanks to Dark's standing as the "Model Easter Egg planner."
Eve and Eileen were clearly delighted by this.
Their failure in the entrance examination two years ago had always been a thorn in their hearts, and now it had finally eased somewhat.
The twins suddenly felt a degree of gratitude toward the young master who had proposed this suggestion, unlike anything they had felt before.
But the most important and time-consuming part of the entire discussion was still the drafting of the first card set.
The appeal of this first set of cards would basically determine how competitive this duel game could be against Magic Chess.
After all, before it reached the stage of universal adoption, the duel game's benchmark was Magic Chess!
The final results of the entrance examination were not released on the night of the sixteenth.
After eight in the evening, the parents waiting in the plaza gradually returned home.
Soon afterward, a two-meter-tall magic gate lit up in Teleportation Plaza, and Dark's group emerged from it.
After a full day of discussions, Dark felt slightly tired. He looked up at the moon floating among the