That meant he had translated the entire book in five or six hours.
Afterward, it took him another hour to record all the important information in his notebook.
After that, he decided to give the Book of the Dead to Professor Kazel.
—There was no way he could return this book to the library.
The next morning.
Dark slept until exactly ten o'clock before sluggishly getting up to wash and dress.
Translating the Book of the Dead had drained too much of his energy, and he still felt somewhat fatigued after waking up.
"Though it's regrettable, we can only look for another method."
Dark put the Book of the Dead into his schoolbag and spoke to Renamon.
"However, thanks to it, I now have a relatively concrete idea of how you can obtain a shikigami. Don't worry."
Renamon naturally had no objections.
Dark continued, "I have another duel this afternoon. Once it's over, we'll begin the experiment. Hopefully, it'll go smoothly enough."
Half an hour later, Dark appeared in Professor Kazel's quarters.
Professor Kazel was somewhat surprised by his sudden visit, but he still welcomed him warmly.
It was not until Dark took out the Book of the Dead that his expression turned grave.
"The Stitching Corpse Demon's Book of the Dead?"
Professor Kazel clearly knew Runic script. After merely flipping through it for two minutes, he understood its contents.
"It says Corpse Soul in the book," Dark corrected.
Professor Kazel said, "That was what it was called in the beginning. Rune Ragnar was an exceptionally gifted necromancer. He was only twelve when he wrote this book, and he had taught himself everything. Afterward, he developed rapidly and wrote a new Book of the Dead shortly after his sixteenth birthday. In that book, he not only stitched together