Leaving a small canyon on the outskirts, Naimus added one four-star card and two three-star cards to his deck.
As for several other cards related to Archery and Witchcraft, Naimus intended to circulate them in exchange for cards he needed.
It had to be said that Helans was quite good.
His foundation in Swordsmanship was solid, though years of travel had given him some unorthodox habits.
Still, his understanding of Swordsmanship was far from shallow.
Otherwise, it would have been difficult for Naimus to bring about such a transformation in him within a single morning using only words and a few movements.
But the outcome was good. Helans and his group had won, successfully cleared Death Canyon, and Naimus had obtained what he wanted.
The logic behind this had been there all along.
Teaching could earn cards, so could teaching itself also earn cards?
The moment Helans's Swordsmanship ascended, a card began to condense.
It proved that Naimus's line of thought was correct.
The condensation of cards aligned with alchemical theory.
In Legend, Silver City was merely said to be writing inscribed in silver.
Yet that was only an outward appearance.
From Naimus's current observations, the entirety of Silver City might already be close to alchemy's ultimate achievement—the Philosopher's Stone.
Of course, it was only close.
"The true Philosopher's Stone probably hasn't condensed yet."
"Silver City is likely still in the whitening or yellowing stage."
"Once the crucial step is completed, the refinement may be finished, producing the Philosopher's Stone."
Naimus gained a deeper understanding of Silver City as a whole.
Blackening was corruption and decomposition, with the Nether Corpses serving as its source.
Whitening was purification and ascension. Everything in Silver City was like this.
Cards condensed from ascension, as did the subsequent advancement of Card Wielders.
After investigating,