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

　Without any hesitation, Mavis summoned the nine-star magical spirit, "The Beast of Chaos".

　The "Round Beast" is an extremely special bird-beast species. It is huge in size, but as fat as a ball.

　On its spherical body covered in white fur, there is a small bird head, four thick, round elephant legs, and a thin, short fish tail.

　On its back are two pairs of inconspicuous transparent insect wings.

　It possesses characteristics of birds, beasts, insects, and fish, and its four ultimate moves correspond to these four species respectively.

　Under these circumstances, the "mutation" ability that Mavis uses on it has a very high probability of causing it to evolve into a specific race.

　This would increase the likelihood of the nine-star magical spirit mutating into a twelve-star one. And this time, his luck was clearly good.

　After absorbing his mutation ability, the "Hun Yuan Beast" underwent a direct mutation, transforming from a form that combined elements of birds, beasts, insects, and fish into a final form dominated by beasts.

　Just seconds later, the "Chaotic Beast" had transformed into a ferocious giant beast.

　Its star rating has been raised to twelve stars!

　Starting with a twelve-star magical spirit, in previous duels, it's basically equivalent to having an 80% win rate.

　But Mavis showed no joy during the duel. His gaze remained fixed on Professor Cazell.

　But all they saw was that at the very beginning of the duel, Professor Kazel summoned a golem!

　It's a golem, not a golem-type magical spirit. Golems are classified as "items".

　The golem summoned by Professor Kazel is an "item card." Therefore, it can be summoned directly without the need for tributes.

　This is somewhat similar to Darko's "El Dorado" series, but it is actually completely different.

　Because the golem that Professor Kazel summons cannot be transformed into a magical spirit; it is just a golem.

　There are significant limitations to golems that can be made into "item cards." Simply put, their intelligence level cannot exceed that of magical spirits. They can only rigidly execute pre-set commands. Furthermore, the higher the golem's strength, the more additional magical energy needs to be focused on when summoning it.

　The golem summoned by Professor Kazel was roughly humanoid. However, it had tracked drive wheels, a turntable at its waist that allowed it to rotate freely, and its arms could change weapons; its left hand was a drill, and its right hand was a double-edged sword. It looked somewhat similar to the patrolling golems inside the academy.

　The students of St. Marian College all felt an immediate sense of familiarity upon seeing it. But Mavis had never seen it before.

　He frowned, observing cautiously, while simultaneously ordering the "Chaotic Beast," which had mutated into twelve stars, to charge towards the opposite side.

　Despite being slightly wary of his opponent, he still chose to attack first. Professor Kazel's golem, however, only moved forward about half a meter before stopping.

　Immediately afterwards, Professor Kazel summoned the magical spirit—"Alchemy Beast"!

　Twelve-star mechanical species, summoned directly without sacrifice!

　The appearance of the servant boy in this scene was extremely abrupt.

　The audience had no idea that the cube-shaped jelly emerging from the viscous liquid was actually a twelve-star magical spirit.

　Even the commentators in the commentary booth only realized, after being reminded by a guest, that Professor Kazel had actually summoned a twelve-star magical spirit. Mavis's expression froze instantly; he had recognized it as a twelve-star magical spirit immediately, which made him even more astonished.

　His second summoning was now complete, and it was still a nine-star magical spirit...

　He can summon nine-star bird-beast species without offerings, which should already be a very special ability. Unexpectedly, the opponent he encountered this time was even more extraordinary!

　However, the brief moment of surprise did not affect his actions. The "Mixed Beast" had already crossed the halfway point and was still accelerating.

　Its mutated ultimate skill, "Beast's Will," allows it to summon "Beast's Will" to possess it during the execution of the ultimate skill.

　After being possessed by the "Will of the Beast," a phantom of a giant beast will appear, and you will unleash your ultimate attack in sync with it.

　The phantom of that giant beast was nearly ten times the size of the "Chaotic Beast".

　This makes its charging ability exceptionally terrifying, with a large area in front of it within its ramming range.

　If Professor Cazell doesn't react soon, he will be knocked away.

　Professor Cazell then waved his hand, and the jelly-like "alchemy beast" turned back into slime, all of it clinging to his body. He spread his arms, and the slime clinging to his arms transformed into countless tool shapes.

　Then, he took another step forward, and the slime on his right hand froze into a special prop with three forked saw blades.

　He then thrust his right hand forward and inserted it into the body of the first golem he had summoned.

　That moment.

　Countless circuit boards-like loops appeared on the golem's body. Then, it mechanically opened its maw and shot a beam of light at the "Round Beast".

　The beam of light was originally very thin, but after shooting out half a meter, it suddenly expanded and instantly engulfed the entire body of the "Mixed Beast".

　However, the "Mixed Beast" was not destroyed by the beam of light; instead, it suddenly shrank and returned to its original form.

　"puff!"

　Its body suddenly shrank and fell from mid-air, bouncing on the ground like a ball, which was quite comical.

　And the "Beast's Will" within it naturally vanished without a trace.

　Professor Kazel seemed to have anticipated this, and his right hand, which was inserted behind the golem, changed again, extending to various parts of the golem's body.

　The circuits that appeared on the surface of the golem's body flickered wildly, and its eyes suddenly opened, emitting a wise light.

　In that brief instant, its intelligence level actually increased! But the audience quickly realized that the increase in intelligence level was merely a side effect. Professor Kazel suddenly withdrew his hand, and a roar like an engine starting up erupted from the golem's body. Then, its left arm rose, the drill spun rapidly, and golden light continuously overflowed from it, transforming into a golden storm that swirled around its left arm.

　It looked up at the "Mixed Round Beast" opposite it, and its tracked drive wheels spun rapidly, propelling its body into a charge.

　Before its mutation, the "Mixed Round Beast" had virtually no combat power, but its defense was not weak, and it had thick skin and flesh.

　But the golem's drill pierced through with incredible ease, as if it were piercing tofu.

　As the drill bit spun at high speed, the entire body of the "Mixed Round Beast" was twisted and deformed, instantly dying in a brutal manner.

　"Boom!"

　The rumbling sound from within the golem rang out again, and it continued forward without stopping, charging toward Mavis.

　Mavis's expression was slightly unpleasant.

　However, his mutation catalysis was quite successful this time, and the second nine-star bird-beast successfully mutated into a twelve-star magical spirit.

　However, given the precedent of "Mixed Beast", he dared not linger and immediately offered the twelve-star Magical Spirit as a tribute to Special Summon "Beast King Goddess" from his deck!

　【Beast King Goddess Toad Mother】is a toad-shaped magical spirit. It is enormous, standing four to five meters tall even when seated. Its body is yellowish-green, with countless altar-shaped bumps on its back, each bump shimmering with a halo of light, making it extremely mysterious.

　This is the only "Beast King God" in Mavis's hand that can be Special Summoned directly from the deck.

　However, the Beast King Goddess Toad Mother has no combat ability; her attack power is 0, and her defense power is not particularly high. Only her magic power is extremely exaggerated.

　After summoning it, Mavis immediately ordered it to unleash its ultimate move, "The Sacrifice of the Toad Mother," which manifested an altar on the ground that was twice the size of the toad itself.

　Mavis stepped onto the altar, and her emotions naturally calmed down.

　The light flowing within the altar synchronized with the bumps on the back of the [Beast King Goddess Toad Mother].

　An invisible barrier then unfolded, covering the entire area around the altar. At the same time, it also blocked the golem's drill charge.

　Mavis breathed a slight sigh of relief and immediately began the next summoning.

　The "Frog Mother's Sacrifice" of the Beast King God Frog Mother possesses a very mysterious ability: it can convert its magic power and defense, and then present it in the form of a barrier.

　At the same time, it can absorb the souls of bird-beast species that die in battle and give birth to new bird-beast species.

　This is the capital he relied on to win.

　The soul of the "Mixed Beast" is now stored in the "Feast of the Clams".

　Once he has stored enough souls of sufficient quality, he will initiate a sacrifice to give birth to a new god!

　The most crucial thing now is to draw the new "Beast King God" in the next round!

Chapter 1613 Golden Alchemy Array, Divine Power Core (4k)

　The moment the turn switched, Mavis quickly drew a card.

　With the acquisition of two new magic cards, he felt somewhat at ease and immediately activated one of the arcane cards in his hand—"Beast God's Declaration".

　"Beast God's Declaration" is a very pure rite card used to Special Summon High-Level Bird Beasts. Using this rite card is to Ritual Summon one [Beast King God] from your hand, instead of sacrificing it.

　Mavis decisively chose the "Beast King God? Ox-Horse" she had just acquired. The "Beast King God? Ox-Horse" is a two-headed bull-horse beast that possesses both high speed and superhuman strength, and it has a special move called "Bull Head Horse Head", which grants it a certain degree of "immortality".

　—The "Beast King God? Ox and Horse" must be destroyed simultaneously.

　Professor Kazel's fighting style was vastly different from that of traditional mages, and Mavis could not predict his next move.

　Therefore, he summoned "Beast King God? Toad Mother" and "Beast King God? Ox and Horse" to increase his margin for error.

　He will then continue to look for opportunities to summon another "Beast King" card that he acquired at the same time as "Beast King God? Ox and Horse".

　That's right, he drew two "Beast King God" cards in this round!

　But outside the altar's protective barrier.

　With a drill in its left hand and a double-edged sword in its right, the golem immediately switched to unleashing its next ultimate attack after realizing that the drill charge could not break through the altar barrier. "Blade Storm"!

　He simply raised the double-edged sword in his right hand, and the turntable on his waist suddenly began to spin at high speed, instantly transforming into a huge, sharp-edged piece.

　It maintained its rotation speed, approaching the barrier.

　The "Blade Storm" swept across the altar barrier, almost creating sparks, but the barrier remained completely still.

　This is because the barrier's defense is higher than the "Blade Storm's" attack. However, as the "Blade Storm" continues to accelerate, its instantaneous attack power also increases exponentially. Furthermore, each of its blade strikes weakens the barrier's defense.

　With this shift in power, it might actually be possible to break through the barrier!

　However, even if the barrier can be broken, it will take quite some time.

　Mavis could not allow it to continue its attack until that time.

　Professor Kazel did not place his hopes of winning the duel on such a golem.

　At this very moment, a new golem has been summoned next to Professor Kazel.

　Professor Kazel inserted his right hand into the golem's body, and began to modify it on the spot.

　When Mavis summoned the "Beast King God - Ox and Horse" through ritual, the eyes of the new golem slowly opened, clearly indicating an increase in its intelligence level.

　Clearly, making this level of modification to the golem was a piece of cake for him.

　After completing the modification, he drew the newly acquired magic cards from his hand and continued the summoning process.

　As for the second golem, it opened its arms and waved them rapidly in the air as if building a wall, all under its command.

　—This is building a "wall of light".

　Clearly, this golem has been modified primarily for defense.

　Invisible walls of light rapidly materialized in his hands, moving outwards and merging with the other walls as he waved his hands.

　These light walls may not be very strong on one side. However, as the number of them increases, their ability to withstand damage will also increase significantly. After all, the opponent is the reincarnation of a beast god who possesses a large number of "God Cards," and Professor Kazel is made of flesh and blood, so he cannot directly face the attack of the "Beast King God."

　He also needs some time to make arrangements.

　After completing the modification of the second golem, he summoned a huge golden cube, and then his hands transformed into two transparent long blades from the slime, which he then swung at the golden cube.

　In the blink of an eye, countless vertical and horizontal lines appeared on the golden cube.

　With another push, the gold coin instantly shattered into countless small pieces.

　These golden cubes, no bigger than the palm of your hand, seemed to be aware of their own existence, rolling rapidly in all directions and appearing everywhere in the blink of an eye.

　A giant golden magic circle composed of partial blocks appeared beneath his feet.

　Professor Kazel stepped forward, and several golden cubes automatically jumped in front of him, first stacking into a 2x2x2 cube, then into a 3x3x3 cube, and finally into a 4x4x4 cube. In an instant, they turned into light and transformed into the fourth-tier sacrificial summoning circle.

　A magic card in his deck lit up, and Professor Kazel summoned another 12-star magic spirit.

　Meanwhile, the enormous golden magic circle beneath its feet continued to expand, spreading towards the edge of the arena and aiming to cover the entire area.

　Walls of light that keep stacking.

　The ever-expanding golden magic circle.

　And there's also the twelve-star magical spirit that just materialized from the sacrificial summoning circle—the "Golden Cube Man"!

　The "Golden Cube Man" is also a magical spirit composed of countless cubes.

　It can assemble its body into any shape according to Professor Cazell's will.

　It is closely related to the "golden cube" that is cut into countless squares.

　This is why Professor Kazel was able to use a portion of the "Golden Cube" as tribute to directly summon the "Golden Cube Man" from his deck.

　However, the "Golden Cube Man" alone does not possess the ability to use "equivalent exchange".

　During the duel with Raqi Hodge, Professor Kazel implanted a mechanized "Eye of Truth" into the "Golden Cube Man," which granted him the ability to use "equivalent exchange."