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

　Do you want a bigger wallet, or the right to shop together?

　This is a very difficult question.

　……

　Even after Dark received two hundred credits from the halfling chef, Devimon was still pondering this perplexing problem.

　During this period, many students also found all sorts of trinkets inside the Easter eggs.

　There are credit vouchers of varying amounts, as well as unfinished magic items.

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　Cards, and some small magical items.

　Of course, there were no phoenix eggs.

　……

　Amidst the scream of an unlucky fellow who had eaten a wasabi-filled boiled egg, Dak and his two companions left the cafeteria with light steps.

　With more than an hour to go before the Easter Duel Festival started at 8:30, the three decided to first explore the Traveler's Street.

　Actually, Dark wanted to check out the Easter eggs in the model...

　Diana and Rose, however, had other shopping intentions.

　Upon arriving at the pavilion in the middle of the lake, the three chose a stone table and sat around it, waiting for the teleportation hub to turn around.

　Dark looked at Rose and asked curiously, "Aren't you planning to participate in the preliminary rounds? Even if you don't want to advance, it'll be fun to experience it. Besides... I think you have a good chance."

　"What chance do I have?" Rose blushed as he looked at her. "I only have two main cards, one for defense and one for healing. I can't even get ten points. Besides, I don't have forty magic cards."

　After saying that, she added, "I'll just cheer you on from the stands!"

　"No," Diana quickly waved her hand, muttering, "I'm just going up to take a look. After the auditions, I'll cheer for Dark with you. Make sure you save me a spot!"

　Rose chuckled, "Of course I won't forget."

　Dark shook his head helplessly.

　Even Diana participated with the mindset of just experiencing it, and I guess most of the first-year students were the same.

　This time, it seems he will be fighting alone.

　……

　Once the teleportation hub turned around, the three of them twisted their bodies and arrived at the lakeside pavilion on the other side.

　I don’t know if many people share the same thoughts, but even though it was only a little past seven o’clock, the traveler’s street was already bustling with people.

　Not far from the entrance, there was a temporary stall surrounded by people, which was obviously a distribution point for Easter eggs.

　"Let's go and have a look!"

　Dak became interested and took the lead in squeezing into the crowd.

　The owner selling Easter eggs was a middle-aged man who looked quite familiar. But for a moment, I couldn't remember which store he worked for.

　He was probably in his forties, with a white towel wrapped around his head, a square face, and a shrewd look on his face. He was enthusiastically selling model Easter eggs to the students.

　But the students, knowing the value of their credits, were quite cautious and remained unmoved no matter how the man tried to entice them.

　"Boss, can these Easter eggs really hatch into a lifelike model of the White Dragon of the Sky?"

　Suddenly, one of the students couldn't help but ask.

　The boss immediately replied, "Yes, you can unlock the Sky Dragon with just 10 credits!"

　The student frowned and muttered, "10 credits? That's just the minimum credits for one class. If I can really draw the Sky Dragon, I'll be rolling in it! Boss, I'll pick one."

　"Alright!" The owner immediately lifted the white cloth covering the stall, revealing a series of Easter eggs, each different in size and color.

　The student gritted his teeth and looked at it for a long time before finally choosing an Easter egg the size of an ostrich egg.

　"That's it!"

　"Okay, I'll wrap it up for you right away!"

　"No need, I'll just drive it."

　The student turned his head slightly, picked up a small hammer from the stall, and hit the Easter egg hard!

　"Snapped!"

　The Easter egg, worth ten credits, shattered instantly.

　The inherent characteristics of Easter eggs make their upper part more fragile.

　As fragments of the eggshell fell, the model inside finally came into view.

　It was a lifelike carp-shaped magical spirit!

　"It's a lucky koi fish!"

　The exquisite model is as beautiful as ruby; the moment it touches the air, it leaps up and sparkles in the sunlight.

　"congratulations!"

　While the student was engrossed in the unexpected surprise, the egg vendor quietly pulled a switch on his stall.

　Immediately, streamers and confetti sprayed out, soaking the student's head.

　But the student still looked excited, carefully picking up the koi fish model and saying, "Could this be Roger's lucky koi fish that he already graduated from? He's my idol!"

　The shopkeeper rubbed his hands together and said, "Congratulations, customer! This is an extremely rare model. I didn't expect you to win it on your first try."

　Student: "Luck, luck!"

　With that, he picked up the koi fish and walked away excitedly.

　The other students, who had witnessed his single, decisive strike, were finally eager to try their luck.

　After trying it out, people couldn't resist buying the Easter eggs.

　Dak picked up a model catalog from the stall and started looking at it.

　……

Chapter 377 Darkdemon's Lucky Familiar (4k)

　The senior student's professionalism was commendable; his performance was quite convincing and successfully aroused the customers' desire to spend money.

　see.

　These models, which were rushed out in just half a month, are quite exquisite.

　Even if the item you get isn't rare, it won't make you feel like it's "not worth it".

　→That's truly exquisite, on a completely different level from some poorly made figurines.

　While admiring the craftsmanship of St. Mary's College, Dak checked the encyclopedia.

　The school followed his suggestions in its overall planning.

　The encyclopedia not only indicates the star rating of the magical spirits, but also classifies them according to their popularity.

　Once the sale of these model Easter eggs expands, a popularity poll will be conducted, and the popularity ranking will be reset based on the votes.

　There are currently only five popularity levels, marked by a, b, c, d, and e.

　For example, "Sky White Dragon" and "Red Spine Black Dragon" are both popular A-rank magical spirits.

　They are extremely rare, with only three of each currently produced.

　Among them, the animated models that resemble magical chess pieces are called "magical models" and are even rarer.

　As for S-level (super popular) above A-level and F-level (failing) below E-level, these are all projects that have been planned but have not yet been implemented.

　The S-level will most likely be adjusted upwards from the A-level later, while the F-level will be selected from the E-level.

　To live up to its name.

　Also.

　Each region has its own unique magical sprite model, which can only be purchased within that region.

　There are also limited-edition magical spirits available only on special holidays.

　This Easter, a human-type magical elf named "Spirit Priest" has become extremely popular.

　"This is……"

　Dark's eyes suddenly lit up, and he stood the Pokédex upright to show it to Devimon.

　"Look what I found!"

　The little Devimon, perched on Dark's shoulder like an owl, looked at the model encyclopedia with a puzzled expression.

　But after a while, it widened its eyes.

　But on the encyclopedia, there was a "Devimon"!

　Presumably because it had appeared in the competition, the academy included it, originally a familiar, in the category of general magical spirits.

　Besides Devimon, Tailmon's model is also included.

　However, Devimon quickly puffed out its cheeks because its popularity level was actually E!

　However, Gatomon's popularity rating is D!

　Why are the popularity ratings of these two magical spirits, both of which have only appeared once in a regular competition, so different?

　Little Devimon disagrees!

　……

　In its anger, it pressed its ear to Dak's and began to chatter.

　Dark was taken aback: "Are you sure?"

　Little Devimon nodded vigorously.

　Dark said helplessly, "Then you can choose for yourself."

　So the little devil jumped off his shoulder and landed on the edge of the table, picking through the rows of Easter eggs.

　→It wants to create its own model and enshrine it!

　"Hey!"

　Diana's little head peeked out from under Dark's armpit, watching the little devil beast with great interest.

　"Want to buy some Easter eggs? 200 credits can buy 20!"

　Little Devimon turned around and glared at her, his gaze becoming increasingly sharp.

　I carefully observed the Easter eggs on the stall.

　In just a short while, more than half of the Easter eggs on the table had disappeared.

　Some Easter eggs were bought, while others were simply cracked open.

　The magical sprite models the students obtained were varied, but most were graded D or E, with only one student obtaining a grade C.

　There are absolutely no B-grade magical spirits like "Lucky Koi".

　Upon discovering this, Little Devimon felt relieved.

　The encyclopedia doesn't actually have that many types of magical spirits, only about fifty or sixty, and its own model is only the most numerous E-rank, so theoretically it should be easy to obtain.

　After a while, Devimon, with a serious expression, pointed to one of the Easter eggs with the tip of its wing.

　It was the same kind of Easter egg as the one given when drawing high school credit vouchers, predominantly black.

　It considers "black" to be its lucky color!

　……

　"Is this it?"

　"Dark asked again."

　LittleDevimon nodded solemnly.

　Dark paid 10 credits, then took out the Easter egg and placed it in front of Devimon.