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

　The fifth is Doron, tagged "Doron Family".

　The sixth one is Justin, whose tag is "Griffin Knights"!

　“The griffin knight Dark immediately had an idea.”

　The Kingdom's five great knightly orders include the Griffin Knights—who would have thought Justin Wayne also has a powerful background.

　However, upon closer inspection, he discovered that the "background" was completely cut out.

　Justin Wayne is indeed connected to the Griffin Knights. But that's only because his father was a squad leader within them, nothing more.

　The last report was naturally about Emma.

　In an effort to create a sensation, the newspapers indeed linked her to the "Sage of Mystery."

　I wonder what the "Sage of Mystery" will think after seeing this.

　"If we follow the typical formula of female-centric novels, the Sage of Mystery should be a handsome old man with an ageless appearance who, by chance..."

　Upon seeing this newspaper, he was not angry at all; instead, he developed a fondness for talent and personally took it upon himself to teach it.

　"spray!

　Dak bit down hard, breaking the sausage in his mouth. Juices overflowed, and a rich aroma exploded in his mouth.

　After breakfast.

　Dak packed his things, slung his backpack over his shoulder, and went out the door.

　Since visiting once during Christmas, Dak had learned the location of Professor Cazell's dormitory.

　Using the keycard Claire had left behind, he passed through without hindrance and quickly arrived at Professor Cazell's dormitory.

　But as he raised his hand to knock on the door, a sudden thought struck him, and he wondered if he had been too casual.

　It's fine during Christmas, since they brought gifts.

　This time, there wasn't even a fruit basket.

　"It's all about human relationships and social interactions!"

　Dak tapped his forehead, reflecting on his actions.

　But he still knocked on Professor Cazell's dormitory door.

　"Dong dong dong."

　"Who... let me guess, who would come looking for this lonely, smelly goblin at this hour?"

　Hearing the voice coming from inside the door, Dark was completely stunned, and even his hand that was knocking on the door froze.

　"Professor," he said hesitantly.

　But Professor Cazell continued muttering to himself, "It couldn't be Little Lily, could it? But who else could it be but Little Lily?"

　Could it be little Nini? No, maybe it's Hax. Perhaps his limbs gave out prematurely, or maybe it was an accident?

　Oh no, people, once they get old, they become useless.

　Although the sound was very faint through the door.

　But it is indeed clear.

　The person inside, rambling on and on, is Professor Cazell, who always appears very magnanimous.

　Dark took a deep breath, realizing that perhaps he had come at the wrong time.

　"How about we come another day?"

　"Anyway, we now have the option of drinking milk."

　"For tomorrow's magic theory session, let's start by crafting the [Ultimate Skill: Drinking Milk]!"

　"Crack!"

　In a brief moment of thought, the dormitory door suddenly opened, revealing Kaze, dressed in a dark blue nightgown and nightcap covered in stars.

　Professor Er then appeared before Dark.

　The goblin-mixed man, his face covered in wrinkles, looked up at him, but his eyes held a different expression than he had imagined.

　chaos.

　"It's Little Dimon! It's so cool this morning, what brings you here?"

　Although it wasn't immediately apparent, Professor Cazell's behavior was clearly different from usual.

　Dak quickly glanced into the dormitory.

　The view is limited by the entryway, but the neatness of the furnishings inside is still evident.

　Although Professor Cazell was single, he was quite adept at managing household chores.

　He doesn't seem drunk.

　"Stop looking, I'm more awake than ever."

　Professor Cazell seemed to have grasped his thoughts and said lightly.

　Dark had no choice but to say, "Professor, I have some questions I'd like to ask you."

　Professor Cazell: "Then come in. It's rare for someone to come to visit, we can't leave you out in the wind."

　Dak really wants to say that you were very thorough in seeing off your guests at Christmas!

　However, considering that Professor Cazell's attitude was clearly off, I became a little more reserved.

　Sure enough, as Professor Cazell entered the room...

　Dark spotted a familiar bottle on the table inside—a bottle of fairy wine!

　The large bottle of fairy wine is now reduced to a thin layer of liquid.

　Dak still remembered that he had passed out after just two drinks, but he never expected that Professor Cazell would be able to drink the whole bottle and still remain "sober"!

　terrible!

　Besides, who drinks so early in the morning?

　Dark looked around and spotted another book on the bedside table, "The Old Knight of the Frontier," with a bookmark.

　It's on a very late page.

　It seems Professor Cazell has a Christmas gift for him.

　In any case, this place is not suitable for lingering.

　I've heard that some people are intoxicated in spirit but not in spirit; they appear sober on the surface, but are already thoroughly drunk inside.

　So Darke cut straight to the point: "Professor, where can I find magical beast fur?"

　"Getting the fur of a magical beast is easy."

　Professor Kazel casually pointed to the cabinet, and a beam of magical light shot out from his fingertip, revealing a magic circle on the front of the cabinet.

　The stress was triggered, and then a smaller door slowly appeared in the place where the cabinet door should have been.

　The magic door opens automatically, revealing a completely different magical space inside, unlike the wall cabinet.

　The magical space is divided into countless tiny cells.

　The various materials placed in the grid have been shrunk down.

　One of the packages of materials was labeled: "Fantasy Beast Hair!"

　Darke's eyes lit up, and he asked, "How much will it cost?" Professor Cazell gave a flippant smile; "Honestly, 1000 credits per piece, 8 to 10 centimeters."

　Dak's eyelids twitched.

　The fur of magical beasts is incredibly expensive.

　When they first crafted the magical beast, they received two sets of materials, which were clearly free.

　If you fail, you can even buy a whole bag of manufacturing materials—each bag contains one root—for just 100 credits!

　It turns out that everyone had already made such a huge profit back then!

　Dak estimated his credits and found that what seemed like a lot of credits at first glance quickly ran out once he started using them.

　The.

　He took a deep breath and asked, "Is there a discount if I buy three, like a 90% discount or something?"

　Professor Kazel chuckled, “Little Dimon, you have to give to receive. No one will help you for free. You can ask Little Nini how difficult it is to obtain magical beast fur.”

　"Okay, I was just using an example."

　Dak paid the credits and then quickly slipped out of Professor Cazell's dormitory.

　I always felt that the professor became excessively dangerous after drinking.

　When you're truly sober, you might not only offer a discount, but you could even give one away for free!

　But it's not good to always get something for free.

　Dark Dimon is a student with integrity.

　【2.5-in-1 - 5200】

Chapter 279 is about that feeling (4k)

　As he walked outside the teachers' dormitory, Dak looked up slightly and saw sunlight streaming down, illuminating his slightly graying eyes.

　He closed his eyes, lowered his head, then opened them again and couldn't help but sigh.

　Life is full of ups and downs, eight or nine out of ten times.

　The older you get, the more regrets you have.

　Therefore, adults always hope that children can have a happy and fulfilling childhood.

　Because once it's achieved, it will be difficult to realize again.

　The desire to "live a life of ease and wait for death" may seem simple, but in reality, most people can't achieve it.

　Dak lifted the transparent bag and held it up to the sunlight. The three long, transparent hairs reflected a rainbow of colors under the sunlight.

　This is the fur of the magical beast.

　The core materials for crafting Eevee and Ditto.

　Whether it can be used to refine the [Ultimate Skill ● Transformation] remains to be seen and needs to be proven in practice.

　Originally, the crafting of [Ultimate Skill Cards] was not a mature technique.

　The students' painstaking efforts to find the corresponding core materials in order to forge a certain ultimate skill card are also a process of divergent thinking.

　Professor Kazel probably doesn't have much hope that his students will be able to successfully create the [Ultimate Skill Card].

　It is enough to learn more knowledge during the refining process.

　Dark returned to his dormitory, carefully put away the magical beast's fur, and then went out again, heading towards Traveler's Street.

　Because of yesterday's rookie competition, a large number of first-year students chose to come and buy materials on Sunday. As a result, the Traveler's Street was full of familiar faces today.

　Especially the places that sell essential basic materials have been taken over by first-year students.

　It took Dak quite a bit of effort to buy all the basic materials by queuing up—he bought six sets in total, according to some...

　Depending on the quality of the materials, each piece is worth around 100 credits.

　The number six corresponds to three magical beast hairs and three opportunities to master the [Ultimate Skill: Drinking Milk].

　If he still gains nothing after six attempts, he will choose to cut his losses in time.

　By the time all the materials were purchased, it was already 2 PM.

　Before returning to his dormitory, Dak went to the [Cat Flower Shop], but only took a quick look around before leaving.

　It seems that the research and development of cat grass has indeed encountered technical difficulties, and it will probably take some time and luck to achieve a new breakthrough.

　He didn't linger on the traveler's street afterward, and went straight back to his dormitory with his bags.

　A small portion of the materials he had were unprocessed raw materials, which he needed to process according to the textbook instructions.

　It needs to be processed before it can be used in the classroom.