This shop really was impressive-it even had such a professional testing room. Chen Mu was quite satisfied with the room before him. When he had asked a staff member where he could test a card, they had brought him here. The testing room was not particularly large, only a little over three hundred square meters, but its equipment was comprehensive.
Perhaps it was because he had rented the Five-Star Card-Making Room, but the person receiving him was actually Janken, the supervisor of the Testing Department. Chen Mu was somewhat surprised when he introduced himself. Before long, however, Chen Mu saw the supervisor in a new light. Janken had a solid foundation of professional knowledge and analyzed every aspect of a card's data with effortless expertise. Moreover, he often offered unique judgments of his own that astonished Chen Mu.
Janken had been the shop's Testing Department supervisor for five years, but he had worked in card testing for fifteen. He possessed the quality every professional card tester needed: rigor. These days, he rarely tested cards himself, but his meticulous approach influenced all the staff under him.
Chen Mu's request to test a card had been brought to him immediately. Upon learning that the customer had rented the Five-Star Card-Making Room, he had decided without hesitation to oversee the testing personally. Because of its steep rental fees, the Five-Star Card-Making Room was generally only within the means of highly capable Card Adepts.
Apart from Card Crafters retained as Attendants by great Lineages, the more skilled a Card Crafter was, the stronger their finances generally were. Only such people could afford to rent the Five-Star Card-Making Room, and only they needed a room of such a high standard. Card Crafters affiliated with great Lineages had dedicated Card-Making Rooms of their own.
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