The Card Apprentice
Chapter 128

Good Cards and Good Pens

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"Mr. Marco Witt." Chen Mu called out to Marco Witt as he was about to leave. This was the third week of their live combat training.

Surprise crossed Marco Witt's face. He turned around with a questioning look. "Is something wrong?" Apart from asking about things he did not understand, this was the first time Chen Mu had stopped him after training.

Chen Mu handed him a card. "This card might be useful to you."

"What kind of card?" Marco Witt took it, somewhat puzzled. Suddenly, he remembered Chen Mu's other identity: a Card Crafter. After a brief pause, he realized he had overlooked a vital piece of information. He knew absolutely nothing about Chen Mu as a Card Crafter.

How skilled was Chen Mu? What kinds of cards did he specialize in? What was his standing in the base? He had no idea about any of it.

"I call it the Big Loach."

"The Big Loach?" A trace of surprise appeared on Marco Witt's face. "What a strange name." The Big Loach-the name was so odd that it was difficult to imagine what sort of card it could be.

"It's an airflow card," Chen Mu explained.

"An airflow card?" Marco Witt turned the Big Loach over with interest. Suppressing the urge to try out this strangely named airflow card, he smiled warmly. "Thank you." He might not have a use for it, but Chen Mu had meant well.

"You're welcome." Chen Mu turned and left the training room.

Watching Chen Mu's retreating back, Marco Witt could not help chuckling. What an unendearing fellow. Once Chen Mu had left the training room, he inserted the Big Loach into his wrist device.

-It's about time.

Chen Mu went over things in his mind. There were no holes in his plan. He

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