Catastrophe Card King - Chapter 1511

Chapter 1511: Chapter 462 Are You, a Scholar, So Brave?_4 Chapter 1511: Chapter 462 Are You, a Scholar, So Brave?_4 There were also magic patterns that seemed specifically designed to counteract certain “special dark energies.”

Even with Leonard Churchill’s current understanding, he was unable to fully comprehend the extraordinary power referred to by the spells in some low-level curses.

There was no need to understand completely; knowing how to use them was enough.

The accumulation of knowledge and the wisdom of the ancient card masters once again proved to be of significant importance.

Leonard Churchill and Serli, skilled in Elemental Curse Technique, decided to use incantations from the curse system to replace the magic patterns that required the power of a god.

Then, after dozens of failed attempts, they successfully crafted their first “Light Dispelling Technique” card.

When the spell was cast, and the holy light illuminated the entire room, everyone burst into excitement.

“Success!”

“Hahaha, this is different from the usual ‘Dispel Magic.’ I distinctly feel a mysterious ‘Light Element’…”

“…”

The light brightened every excited face, and the group immediately got to work on mass producing these cards.

…

Leonard Churchill was utterly convinced.

This was the “Plot Item” left by the Spatial Will for adventurers to tackle those high-difficulty hidden storylines.

From discovery to refinement, the process was daunting.

But it was not impossible.

This was no coincidence; it was a lifeline left by the Spatial Will for trialists.

Now that the curse card making was successful, there were two other recipes in the classic books: one for enchantments and one for Holy Water, both of which could be attempted using the previous approach.

Even if they didn’t have the necessary materials on hand, they were likely to find them in the village.

Leonard Churchill also caught a glimpse of the continuation of the hidden storyline.

High-difficulty storylines hidden from the mainline surely required the use of these Plot Items to tackle some crisis.

For instance, the “Light Dispelling” was for navigating the forest at night.

The enchantment recipe would give one the means to kill the unknown monsters in the fog;
As for the Holy Water… Leonard Churchill was still unaware of its purpose.

But having some in reserve couldn’t be wrong.

And so, a group of people holed up in the house, tinkering with those martial supplies.

This was also why Leonard Churchill shared them.

On his own, it was impossible to produce so many Plot Items in such a short time.

Several hours passed in a flash.

At this time, the several lookout towers in Silver Fir Village lit up with special white flames.

Everyone knew that night had fallen.

And at this very moment, outside the village, in the forest, the black fog was thickening.

Because of the dispersing power of the white light from the village, the fog halted its encroachment at a considerable distance from the illuminated area.

The entire Silver Fir Village was like an island surrounded by the sea.

It seemed as if terrifying pairs of eyes within the black fog were staring at everyone in the village, pressing down with an ominous and frightening aura that made it difficult for the young students to breathe.

While the Simon Family were still paying attention to the white flames atop the village’s lookout towers, the Landon Family had already produced a large number of curse cards.

In the house, Young Master Sack was also in high spirits.

The frustration he had felt from Ferren seizing the favor of the village chief had completely dissipated at this moment.

But now that they had the Plot Items, it seemed they might not be of use?

The current situation was like having a gun without any game to hunt.

The three types of items recorded in the classic books were all Plot Items intended for specific environments; without actively triggering the hidden storylines, they seemed utterly out of place.

Night had come.

Through the windows, everyone could see the oppressive black fog outside the village.

Since the villagers already spoke of monsters outside, venturing into the forest at night would require great wisdom and courage.

Even with those Plot Items in hand, what if… they weren’t meant for the forest?

With no certainty of what kind of monsters were in the forest, rashly venturing out was not a good option.

As everyone was pondering how to continue exploring the storyline, what was totally unexpected was that Leonard Churchill stepped forward again.

He offered a plan that everyone had considered but were highly hesitant about, saying, “Young master, the fog in the forest beyond the village is a ‘taboo,’ and it’s very likely another hidden storyline. Now that we have a curse capable of dispelling the fog, I plan to venture into the forest to search for clues. I also intend to assess the risks…”

His words surprised everyone: You, a scholar, are this brave?

Facing the unknown risks of the forest, everyone showed appropriate gravity and contemplation.