Who told him to make the cards!

Camus suddenly sat up straight, his buttocks exerting force.

Using both hands for support, he bounces into the air, adjusts his body, twists his waist and rotates 720° to the side, then crosses his legs, sits with his fingers interlocked on his lap, and finally lands steadily on the wheelchair in a crossed-legs position.

Only then did he raise his head, toss his messy hair to the side of his head, and reveal a gentle smile.

"I'm sorry to have worried everyone."

"I am fine."

"..."

A moment of silence fell over everyone.

Camus smiled and commented as if nothing had just happened:

"Lilith, the person who made this card for you is very interesting."

"..."

really?

Lilith asked tentatively, "Second brother, you're not angry?"

"What's there to be angry about?"

Camus smiled and said, "I should thank him."

"He reminded me that one should not be arrogant or underestimate one's opponent, otherwise even a fourth-tier opponent against a third-tier opponent could be defeated."

"Lilith, what's his name?"

"Why don't you give me his contact information? I'll go and thank him in person when I have time."

Lilith wouldn't dare.

His eldest brother is reckless, his second brother is cunning, and his third sister is both flirtatious and wicked—none of them are good people… no, none of them are easy to mess with.

If Camus beats up Chen Zhi because of this, who will she ask to make cards in the future?

Coco will definitely be angry with him too.

The beautiful woman upstairs had also come to the garden at some point, and the maids quickly bowed in greeting.

"lady."

"Mother."

The brother and sister also lowered their heads and said.

The beautiful woman smiled, took out a small card, and wrote:

"Don't worry, Lilith, your second brother isn't that petty."

Camus smiled and said, "My mother understands me best."

He genuinely wanted to meet the card maker who created the cards for Lilith.

Although this card made him look bad, when it comes to fighting, who can be considered dignified?

The key is to strike unexpectedly and kill the opponent in one blow.

He likes the style of this card.

More importantly, how did they manage to do that?

Camus has a leg ailment and spends his free time reading at home. He knows more about card making than Lilith does.

The upper limit of a Tier 3 white card is fixed, but that card maker not only crammed in two main structures, but the power of the enchanted structure is also stronger than that of a regular enchanted card. Is this reasonable?

"Lilith, bring me the card so I can take a look."

Lilith immediately became alert.

"Brother, you're not trying to take things from your sister, are you?"

"..."

"It's only the third tier, it's not that serious."

Lilith then went to retrieve the card.

After observing it with his own eyes, Camus was able to confirm that it was just an ordinary Tier 3 pure white card.

No legal minerals were added.

He couldn't help but exclaim, "What a breathtaking technique!"

If the white card is fine, then it must be a structural issue.

The card maker somehow managed to create enough space to integrate another skill into the card while ensuring that the enchantment structure effect was not weakened or even strengthened, and then covered it with a layer of "air" disguise.

Yin is truly Yin.

It's really strong.

"Deconstruction?"

Camus could not imagine how complex this process was, or how many experiments it would require.

He once thought the other party was interested in his younger sister, so he went to great lengths and emptied his savings to make such a card to win her favor.

But when he asked, Lilith told him that she had asked someone to make the card just two days ago.

This answer completely changed Camus's worldview.

It only takes two days to deconstruct a Tier 3 card.

Then, redesign, combine, balance, and manufacture.

And throughout the entire process, there may be no one else to help.

Is this really something a human could do?

How deep must his understanding of legal principles be?

How talented must he be?

"Lilith."

"Ok?"

"Your card...why don't you remove it?"

"?"

Camus was really eager to see what the card's internal structure looked like.

He imagined he would see a design as precise and perfect as a watch, with each element interlocking and full of engineering beauty.

Lilith's eyes widened.

"Mom, look at him!"

"He actually tried to remove my card!"

The American woman wrote, "It can be dismantled."

"..."

"Lilith, when he gave you the card, he didn't say you couldn't open it, did he?"

"No."

I'll pay for the cards.

Camus said, "Go and have him order another one."

This also allows us to test whether the card maker's work is always this exquisite.

"Three thousand pagodas, brother."

"I'll give you ten thousand."

"..."

Lilith was at her wit's end.

With her mother and brother standing to one side, she could only reluctantly hand over the card.

The maid handed over a needle for removing the card.

Camus was skilled; with a gentle flick, the seal on the side of the card came off.

The design on the card also disappeared.

To Camus's surprise, just as he was about to examine its internal structure, it suddenly flashed with lightning.

Then there was a loud "bang".

The card exploded like a small firework in his hand.

Incidentally, they also electrocuted his forehead.

Camus's hands froze in mid-air, his face filled with astonishment.

The beautiful woman and Lilith were also taken aback for a moment. The latter burst out laughing and said gloatingly, "You like dismantling cards, huh?"

"I'll let you dismantle it."