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Chapter 12: 5 Enchantment Card: Blade of Shadows_4

Aiwass had already infused his three points of Dark Attribute Mana into the card yesterday. It was for this reason that the card slightly darkened, not an illusion but because it was indeed weakly absorbing the surrounding light. If placed under the sunlight and compared with other objects, perhaps it would be more noticeable.

Now, Aiwass's Mana Pool was replenished and full.

He touched the mercury-coated moon gently again, slowly infusing all three points of Dark Attribute Mana inside. A card crafted with six Mana Points would be slightly stronger than one with five.

"What a pity..."

Aiwass murmured in a low voice, "Let's create one for now. The materials for the remaining three cards can wait until I have more Mana in the future."

After the card had been infused with the minimum of five Mana Points, the ritual was immediately activated. If not crafted immediately, it would be wasted in an hour. Otherwise, Aiwass could even save up Mana day by day, possibly accumulating for ten days to craft a "Field Card: Shadow Cellar" that would require thirty Mana Points.

He could also infuse one more point today and then start crafting tomorrow with seven Mana Points.

But from five to ten Mana Points, all that could be crafted were the weakest "Enchantment Card: Blade of Shadows." Hoarding one more point wouldn't bring a qualitative change... Better to seize an extra day instead.

The card automatically floated up, flying into Aiwass's hand.

The card's attributes appeared automatically in his eyes:

[Enchantment: Blade of Shadows (Moon)]

[Required: Darkness 0]

[Instant, Contact, Immediate Effect]

[Effect: Temporarily grants the target "Weapon" shadow, cutting, and corrosion properties, considered an Extraordinary Weapon. Duration: one minute (+20%)]

It's done.

Aiwass thought to himself.