The villainous young master just wants to live a Buddhist-like life.

　In Dark's view, this fiftieth duel was also largely a foregone conclusion.

　It can only be said that Eva Hearst was really unlucky with her group draw.

　After the lottery draw, the forty-eighth group of contestants took to the stage for the duel.

　This group of contestants comes from the Elf race and the Sky City, respectively, and are all highly skilled mages who have undergone class advancement. Therefore, their duel resembles a clash of forbidden spells, making it extremely entertaining to watch.

　Dark was watching intently, but when he suddenly heard Professor Cazell's voice, he followed him out of the lounge and randomly entered a room.

　Once the two had entered the room, Professor Cazell casually set up a protective barrier as he closed the door.

　Immediately afterward, a flash of lightning appeared, and a small thundercloud emerged in front of him.

　Then, after a long while, a tiny creature, no bigger than a finger, emerged from the thundercloud, shaking its head and saying, "Isn't it ready yet? Isn't it ready yet?"

　Darke's eyes widened suddenly, because he could clearly sense a strong divine aura emanating from the little creature.

　Moreover, that aura felt strangely familiar.

　"Thor Dragon," Dark couldn't help but blurt out.

　"Raymond, call me Raymond." The little creature jumped out of the thundercloud with a "thud," then tumbled down, sat on the thundercloud, and swung its legs.

　It is roughly humanoid, but only has an outline without facial features. It has a round head and short limbs, which makes it somewhat cute.

　Professor Kazel sighed and said with some helplessness, "Yes, it is Thor Dragon."

　Dark leaned closer and asked curiously, "Isn't it attached to Lei Qi?"

　“That’s how it is.” Professor Kazel’s eyes revealed a strange look. “It’s said that he also signed a contract with Raqi.”

　Dark was somewhat curious about the "contract".

　Professor Cazell said, "It's supposedly a contract that's entirely unilateral. I personally think that kind of contract is a classic example of an invalid contract. But it does claim to have binding force."

　Upon hearing this, Dark immediately understood what kind of contract it was. But judging from Lei Qi's appearance, he didn't seem to be bound by any conditions… that was probably because the "Thunder Dragon" had a relatively good temper.

　He shook his head, then looked at the little creature and said, "So, what's wrong with him?"

　Professor Cazell said, "It's like this..."

　Dak immediately perked up his ears to listen.

　The appearance of the "Thor Dragon's" spirit here was completely unexpected.

　It was only at this moment that he suddenly realized that even if his soul temporarily resided in a human body, the god was still an independent individual.

　The contracts between them and humans usually take precedence over the demands of the gods. After all, humans have a natural awe of the gods, and the idea of ​​humans bargaining with the gods is simply unimaginable.

　Therefore, in most cases, gods are not bound by mages; they are free to do what they want instead of being forever attached to humans.

　The only limitation is that there can only be one contract partner. A new contract can only be formed with another person after the previous one is released from the previous one.

　Since the gods have chosen to enter the game, they must have a deep connection with humanity, and this level of rules is necessary.

　But "Thor" is different. Let me correct that.

　It's not called "Thor Dragon," but "Raymond."

　Raymond is a god of thunder, but he has a special worship of dragons, which is probably related to his original race.

　Its true form is a half-dragon, half-human creature with the upper body of a dragon and the lower body of a human.

　Unlike existing dragon people, it has a long neck, like a snake's neck, and its upper body is covered with dragon scales, including its hands, which are all dragon claws.

　Dak imagined it in his mind and immediately thought of the "Dragon King" in ancient Chinese mythology.

　Aside from having a longer neck and antlers that aren't those of a deer, it does indeed resemble one. Raymond, due to his special veneration of dragons, has been researching ways to transform himself into one.

　The "becoming a dragon" here does not refer to physical transformation, but rather to a complete alteration of one's genetic structure and the essence of one's soul, transforming oneself into a true dragon.

　As a result, Raymond acquired a portion of the dragon's authority, becoming a half-baked "Dragon God."

　But in the process of transforming itself into a dragon, it suddenly encountered Ragnarok.

　After finally awakening, it discovered that the part of it that had successfully transformed into a dragon had separated from its soul and become a relatively independent entity.

　Those individuals are the "Thor Dragon".

　"It was a contract signed with Lei Qi in the capacity of the Dragon God, but it actually bound the part of him that belonged to the dragon."

　"During the previous duel, it became interested in my alchemy and wanted to use another part of Thor's body to form a contract with me."

　Professor Kazel turned to Dark and said.

　"Then, I recommended you to him."

　"Forehead……"

　To be honest, Dak was a little slow to react.

　Being favored by a god, even if that god's rank isn't particularly high, is something everyone desires.

　However, Professor Cazell did not hesitate to pass the opportunity on to him.

　Dark controlled his emotions and looked at Raymond.

　After listening to what Professor Cazell said, he already knew what Raymond's requirements would be.

　①It wants to become a dragon.

　②It needs to fully recover.

　Professor Kazel pushed Raymond to him, surely because he possessed the "power of evolution".

　That is indeed a special power capable of altering life species.

　But Professor Kazel was unaware that his "evolutionary power" was not so versatile.

　“I can’t do that.” Dark shook his head, refusing a contract with a Thor.

　But as soon as he finished speaking, Raymond suddenly looked at him intently and said, "No, you can do it!"

　Dark was momentarily stunned. You think you know me better than I know myself? But Raymond was already chattering away: "I see it! I see potential in you! There's no mistake, it's you!"

　It seemed very excited.

　It even danced on that thundercloud. This immediately gave off an extremely unreliable feeling.

　But Professor Kazel smiled and said, "Sign it. A soul can only choose one human, but there is no limit to the gods a human can bind to. As long as the contract is reasonable, signing one is fine, signing two is even more profitable. Besides, I believe you can do it."

　Dak hesitated for a moment.

　It would be a lie to say that he wasn't interested in the "God Cards" that were truly transformed from divine souls.

　But he genuinely had no idea how to transform Raymond into a real dragon. He couldn't very well use the "carp transforming into a dragon" method, could he?

　This is certainly not possible.

　Raymond isn't "Magikarp".

　Dark shook his head. The "God Card," which was transformed from a divine soul, was theoretically dominated by a god and had nothing to do with him.

　It is impossible for him to cause a "god" that has no connection with him to evolve, especially one that is specifically designed to evolve into a dragon.

　But while he was still hesitating, Raymond flew to him again on a thundercloud, chattering, "Sign it! Sign it! I believe you, I believe you, I believe you!"

　Dark asked in bewilderment, "What did you see?" Raymond replied confidently, "The future!"

　After a long silence, Dak said, "The goddess of fate and I don't have a good relationship."

　But Raymond remained unmoved, almost as if...

　They've decided to stick with him.

　Professor Cazell added, "This is Raymond's choice. Believe in yourself, and believe in Raymond."

　Dark frowned and pondered for a long time before hesitatingly asking, "What about the contract?" Raymond then immediately pulled out a contract.

　Dark unfolded the contract and saw that it indeed contained the two requirements. Dark said, "Add a clause that both parties can freely terminate the contract. Also, I need absolute control during the duel."

　“No problem.” Raymond pointed and added a new clause to the contract.

　It clearly doesn't care about this.

　In this way, the contract becomes quite lenient, and even if one is not satisfied with it in the future, it can be terminated and renegotiated.

　After careful consideration, Dak chose to sign the contract.

　The very next second after the contract was signed.

　Raymond then suddenly charged towards his forehead.

Chapter 1542 Thor Possession, I Refusal (4k)

　"boom!"

　The moment Raymond signed the contract, he felt an extremely strong suction force acting on him.

　But then it thought again and decided to go with the flow, flying towards Dark's brow. However, Dark suddenly raised his hand, and magic power gathered in his palm, blocking it in mid-air.

　This subconscious "seeking advantage and avoiding harm" behavior prevented Raymond from possessing Dark's body.

　Dark pondered for a moment, then asked, "Is possession necessary?"

　If it's just a contract, then it's mutually beneficial, and he wouldn't mind helping a reasonably decent god on his future path.

　But if possession is absolutely necessary...

　He harbored too many secrets; Raymond was not yet worthy of his trust. Raymond was indeed somewhat surprised to be suddenly blocked. It now had a powerful urge to possess Dark. But it was ultimately rational and did not act on impulse.

　Since the other party felt repulsed, it wouldn't force the issue: "That's usually how it is. Signing a contract means we've established a deep connection. But to maximize benefits, we need further integration. Besides, my soul isn't complete; it needs a place to reside."

　Dark frowned: "Can't it be parasitic within magic cards?"

　Raymond said, “Of course. Another part of my soul, belonging to the ‘Dragon,’ resides within the ‘Thunder Dragon’s’ God Card, but…”

　Dark said, "Then let it parasitize the God Card."

　Raymond said, "But..."

　Dark asked, "Or is there an additional condition required to create the God Card?" Raymond replied, "..."

　“Ahem,” Professor Cazell said. “Dark, let him finish.” Dark replied, “Yes, sorry, please go ahead.”

　“Cough cough cough!” Raymond said, “Only by accepting the possession of a god can one receive the baptism of the god.”

　"Baptism?" Dark asked, "What exactly is it?"

　Raymond said, "My other part of my soul endowed Lei Qi with a physique comparable to that of a dragonman, and greatly enhanced his affinity for magic and electricity, making him one of the strongest. If this part of my soul were to possess you, it would grant you even stronger magic and electricity talents."

　“So that’s all there is to it.” Dark breathed a sigh of relief. “Then there’s nothing to regret.”

　Raymond sat cross-legged on the little thundercloud, his little hands crossed over his chest, as if he were staring at Dark.

　Dark smiled and said, "I'm quite satisfied with my physique and talent. Let's talk about how to create the God Cards; that's the key to completing the contract, isn't it?"

　Since Raymond has chosen to use the Magic Path to achieve revival, transforming himself into a Magic Card is a necessary step.

　A small portion of its divine soul fragments has already transformed into a powerful God Card like "Thunder Dragon," so the majority of its divine soul fragments can surely be transformed into even more powerful God Cards.

　Thinking about this, Dak couldn't help but feel a little excited.

　He signed with "Thor Dragon" ultimately to obtain that "God Card".

　It's not that I'm greedy for the power of the "God Card".

　Only by possessing them in person can one truly understand what the "Cards of God" are.

　Only in this way can one broaden their horizons, further improve their magical abilities, and ultimately forge such a "God Card" themselves.

　That's why he signed a contract that allowed both parties the freedom to terminate it.

　In short, no matter how much you argue, you still need to quickly create the "God Card"!

　Professor Cazell, standing nearby, also watched with great interest and anticipation.

　Raymond's gaze was fixed on the two of them. He stroked his chin with feigned composure and said, "From what I've seen, there are two methods for creating God Cards. One is what you usually call direct conversion. This method is the most convenient and simple; if I wanted to, I could instantly convert a 'God Card.' However, using this method consumes a large amount of divine power, and the god who converts the 'God Card' usually needs to go through a period of slumber."

　Dark seemed to understand: "I see. After the transformation is complete, the god will fall back into slumber. What about the other method?"

　Raymond said, "Another method is to use magical techniques to create it."

　Then it glanced at Dark and added, "This method requires extremely high magical skill from humans because it necessitates their cooperation. Moreover, it generally requires the use of a god's physical form as a material for its creation."

　Dark asked, "What's the difference between the latter and the former?" Raymond replied, "I haven't tried it, but there shouldn't be much difference, just whether or not divine power can be conserved."