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After analyzing Doron's duel, Professor Jones began to analyze Diana's duel.
The students listened more and more attentively.
Chapter 281 Darkdemon Enters the Moon (4k)
Diana's duel was excellent.
On the surface, her victory was undoubtedly due to the excellence of her deck. However, the composure and quick thinking she displayed during the duel were unmatched by most.
If you hadn't seen her duel, you probably wouldn't have imagined that this seemingly clumsy little girl could perform so brilliantly.
Following Diana, Professor Jones analyzed Justin Wayne's duel.
This sunny young man from the Knights Academy has unique tactical and mental strengths, and the only thing that seems to be preventing him from winning is the quality of his magic cards.
Professor Jones did not berate him for his defeat; instead, he praised him highly.
She essentially demonstrated her attitude towards winning and losing through her words and actions.
Following the students' anticipation, Professor Jones finally began to analyze Dark Deemon's duel!
Many students actually wanted to analyze this duel, but due to limited ability or other reasons, they chose to...
Its analysis object.
This time, with Professor Jones personally giving the lecture, people can learn more while maintaining their interest.
However, her explanation this time didn't focus on Dark's deck strength or anything else, but only...
It was analyzed to a certain extent from the perspective of dueling techniques.
"A common mistake beginners make in duels is using all the Magic Cards they have in hand – 'Brain Cards'. If they can suppress their opponent, that's best; if not, they're very likely to get – wiped out!"
"Therefore, in a duel, learning to preserve your hand is a very important thing."
“Dark Dimon performed very well in this duel, and his performance is something most people should learn from.”
After selectively saying a few things, Professor Jones shifted to another angle.
"In addition, I would like to take this opportunity to talk about the command of magical spirits during duels."
"As we all know, magical spirits only have an intelligence level of 2.5 and do not possess a complete thought process. Their actions mostly require the command of a mage."
"Although there are bound to be delays in the process of issuing, receiving, and then implementing commands, this makes the battles between magical spirits generally head-on clashes."
"But the importance of command remains beyond doubt."
"Many people are used to shouting commands when giving orders, as if only in this way can the magical spirits hear them."
"But in reality, we also have another, more 'gentle' method of command."
Professor Jones took out a magic card, placed it between his index and middle fingers, and briefly showed it to the students.
Then she rubbed two fingers together, and the magic card began to spin at her fingertips.
A pink, light, balloon-like magical sprite shoots out from the card and appears in the air.
"Dark Dimon used this method many times during this duel."
"This is my [Floating Yo-Yo]."
【Floating Yoyo】is a decorative magical sprite with zero attack and defense.
Professor Jones blew a breath at the floating creature, and it wobbled and flew up to the students' heads.
Professor Jones held the magic card firmly, infused a wisp of magic into his fingertip, and placed the "Float Yoyo" magic card to his lips, whispering softly.
After a few words, the [floating yo-yo] flew through the air, leaving a heart-shaped trajectory.
She said, "Using this method, you only need to use magic to draw a special magic circle on the magic card, and then continuously inject magic..."
By using force, one can use magic cards as a relay station, allowing the magic spirits within the cards to receive commands by speaking to them.
"The advantage of this command method is that it allows for remote command of magical spirits without the need to worry about the leakage of tactics."
"The downside is that it requires a lot of magic to maintain."
"For mages whose magical power is not abundant, this can be used selectively to protect the secrecy of tactics."
Dark hadn't expected his little secret to be exposed so quickly.
He leaned back in his chair and sighed softly.
Actually, this method of command is written in the dueling course textbook, but it hasn't been taught yet.
He simply previewed and mastered the material beforehand.
After all, shouting and yelling during a duel, while sometimes exciting, makes one seem more like a fool.
Unless the emotions are right, one will naturally shout out.
Otherwise, he doesn't like that kind of meaningless shouting.
In a more aristocratic sense, that would be far too inelegant.
As for magic...
At this point, in terms of magical power alone, he was already comparable to the standard level of an adult archmage.
During his duel with Elsie Kewen, Dark frequently used this method to issue spells to the magical spirits.
Extremely detailed commands.
For example, the timing of [Juglu]'s special move, and [Gatomon]'s dodge warning.
Of course, there are also times when, like Ditto's transformation, you can't help but shout out loud.
His victory in the duel with Elsie Kevin was the result of a combination of factors, not just one.
In some people's eyes, it's simply a matter of deck advantage!
In his analytical paper on his own duels, Darke emphasized the superiority of this command method.
After explaining Dark's duel, Professor Jones went on to explain the duel between Witt, Emma, and Sara.
The dueling lesson was coming to an end.
No homework was assigned today.
Then, the nightmare of arithmetic class came again during the second period on Tuesday morning!
Professor Lily collected the "exam papers" five minutes before class, then glanced through them and found that all the exam papers were...
She nodded in satisfaction after filling the form completely and continued her lesson on equations.
However, apart from the students of the Noble Academy and a small number of top students, most students haven't even laid a solid foundation, let alone understood more advanced courses.
This reality will likely only become clear after Professor Lily "personally" grades this assignment.
The History of Magic on Tuesday afternoons.
Professor Ryan Harker seemed to have tried consulting historical records, and for the first time in this class, he began to talk about...
History before modern times.
He's even starting to look a bit like a professor of the history of magic!
Potions class on Wednesday morning.
Professor Thompson taught a medicine called "Melanin Soup." It was said to be a godsend for night owls, enabling them to stay awake at night.
Stay awake at night.
The boy's eyes widened immediately, and he listened to the lesson with utmost attention.
It seems that with this black pigment soup, playing games all night long is no longer a dream.
In the subsequent summoning class, Professor Sylph explained in more detail the key points of both regular summoning and sacrificial summoning spells, especially...
It is a sacrificial summoning spell.
She distributed the practice cards to the students, allowing them to practice summoning on their own, while she personally guided them.
Even Dac benefited greatly.
With just one key correction, his sacrificial summoning spell achieved a breakthrough!
have to say.
Textbook knowledge is ultimately incomplete; death cannot cover everything.
The professors' personal guidance is more effective than rote learning for a month.
A week has passed, and tonight it's finally time for astronomy again.
The young mages still vividly remember last week's "prophecy," especially the "prophecy assignment."
carve.
Fortunately, the House of Nobles had Dark, the note-taking fanatic; the other houses weren't so lucky, each racking their brains in desperation.
He racked his brains.
As for whether the prophecy recalled at the end was missing any words or phrases, we can only ask the heavens.
But as for homework, once it's over, it's over.
None of this diminishes the fascinating nature of astronomy.
"I wonder what Professor Mitis Bartholomew will talk about in tonight's astronomy class?"
"I guess it's a star!"
"I prefer the moon."
According to astronomy, the moon is also one of the stars, right?
"No matter what, the moon is the moon, and the stars are the stars!"
The junior mages engaged in discussions like these, and after dinner, they gradually made their way to the Spiral Clock Tower.
Twelve floors.
The twelve-story staircase was indeed a very grueling uphill climb for the students.
Just like their current feelings, a mixture of anticipation for astronomy class and aversion to astronomy assignments.
Before 7:30 p.m., it was already pitch black, and a dim moon huddled in the distant sky.
While it wasn't pitch black, it was still difficult to see the road ahead.
If the spiral staircase's railings weren't so sturdy and reassuring, surely some people with a fear of heights would suddenly...
Appear.
The little mage either summons a magical spirit or uses a magic card to illuminate the area in front of him before slowly ascending.
Dark followed the crowd at a leisurely pace, holding the magic card [Eevee! Beast] in his hand.
He brought little Ibrahimovic with him again tonight!
“Hissing and crying!”
Upon entering the astronomy classroom, the students took their usual seats, and then began an eager discussion.
guess.
It wasn't until the cuckoo in the wall clock popped out that someone suddenly realized the existence of the Bartholomew's Church.
The professor is late again!
Directly above the top of the clock tower -
The witch, dressed as always, sat in the pumpkin carriage that blended into the night, lifting the curtain to look down at the castle.
A voice came from beside her: "Mitya, why are you always late?"
Mitia's voice carried a natural and strong charm: "Being slightly late can raise people's expectations; being punctual all the time is not as attractive."
“I understand,” the voice said helplessly. “It’s a bad habit of prophets.”
Mitia couldn't help but cover her mouth and chuckle: "You're right. Okay, hide, I'm going down now."
Then there was silence in the carriage.
A pumpkin carriage, pulled by two black beasts, emerged from the night, shedding its dark exterior and donning a bright coat of color.