Moreover, starting with next week's "Alchemy class," Professor Kazel would formally teach the students how to create Golems.
Naturally, they would begin with the most basic "Mimic level."
That was the advantage of the academy system: there was no need to spend vast amounts of time fumbling through it on one's own.
After "Alchemy class" ended, Dark spent half an hour finishing his homework in the library, then hurried back to the dormitory to continue his experiments in "second-stage refinement."
After nearly a week of high-intensity experiments, he had more or less grasped some of the tricks of "second-stage refinement." When performing second-stage refinement on "Magic Beast: Eevee," he had already come close to succeeding several times.
Though he had ultimately still fallen short, he had at least glimpsed a little hope.
Humans were creatures like that. So long as there was even a sliver of light in the darkness, they could lift their feet and keep moving.
Over the course of the afternoon, he used up all of his extra "Magic Beasts," and his mastery of "second-stage refinement" improved once again.
That evening's "Astronomy class" proceeded as usual.
The next day was Friday.
Dark got up early and began refining immediately!
His "Greed" had increased quite a bit recently, but it was still within controllable limits.
It was only eight o'clock, and he had already refined another six "Magic Beasts"!
Of those six "Magic Beasts," three were "Magic Beast: Eevee"!
The others were one "Magic Beast: Ditto," one "Magic Beast: Fantasy Sheep," and one "Magic Beast: Fusion Curse-Seal Creature? Dragon"!
The appearance of three "Magic Beast: Eevee" cards was not unexpected.
As Dark's Covet for "Magic Beast: Eevee" grew stronger, he could clearly feel that the odds of refining it had increased somewhat.
What truly surprised him was