Catastrophe Card King
Chapter 1939 - 586: Took in a Mushroomhead as a Disciple

Chapter 1939: Chapter 586: Took in a Mushroomhead as a Disciple

The ninth tier is the last career transition for a card master in the human domain, and the difficulty is extremely high.

From the various classic books Leonard Churchill read, the experience suggests that the risk of losing control is also great, with only one or two out of ten eighth-rank advancing successfully to the ninth tier.

The biggest issue is still the "Extraordinary to Saint" transformation.

One must have sufficient mastery of laws to ensure the body can withstand the terrifying extraordinary traits of the Profession Card.

However, Leonard Churchill’s advancement went exceptionally smoothly.

The various relics in King Augustus’ study eliminated all external mutation factors except for inherent issues; such external auxiliary conditions are hard to find better in the entire plane.

Plus, there is the highest quality of Profession Cards, blessed by Dynasty Fortune...

Most importantly, after being assisted by the [Thorn Crown] in touching the secrets of rules, Leonard Churchill’s mastery of laws nearly reached a level that many ninth-tier card masters do not attain.

The otherwise berserk extraordinary traits in the [Dictator] Profession Card were as docile and gentle as sheep to him.

The advancement went smoothly.

....

On this day, in the study.

Leonard Churchill had passed the most dangerous juncture of the advancement and was meditating to digest the new abilities brought by the advancement.

The extraordinary traits in the [Dictator] Profession Card scattered like nutrients into the soil of his body, and new powers were burgeoning into life.

The [K Kingship] is the most advanced divine transcendent path among the thirteen card master paths, and after his advancement, Leonard Churchill clearly felt that kind of super-dimensional power that had transcended the human realm.

During the previous eight advancements, he felt that the biggest change was the growth of his physical attributes, with the data panel accurately indicating that phenomenal increase visible to the naked eye.

But this time was different.

After truly stepping into the threshold of the ninth tier, Leonard Churchill discovered that the biggest change wasn’t in physical attributes but a leap in the realm.

It was like standing atop a mountain peak, able to overlook all of human transcendence.

In hindsight, the winding and twisting mountain path he had walked became completely clear.

He then understood why there was such a disparity when facing King Arthur of Orlan; without exaggeration, the [Dictator] is indeed a profession possessing some abilities of the gods.

"Sigh..."

Exhaling a deep breath, as if the murkiness in his lungs had been cleared out.

Leonard Churchill stood up and stretched his joints, which cracked audibly.

For the last month or two, he had scarcely left the study, and now with the successful advancement, feeling refreshed, he wanted to go for a stroll.

With that thought, Leonard Churchill opened the door and walked out.

He walked down the carpeted corridor, where there was a viewing platform.

From this position, one could take in the entire street scene of Machinery City.

At this moment, a canvas was set up on the platform, and a woman in a black dress, with a graceful figure, was adding some color to the canvas with a paintbrush.

Leonard Churchill walked over and greeted, "Senior."

The woman in the black dress turned her head slightly, smiled, and asked, "Advanced successfully?"

It wasn’t anyone else; it was Griffith.

"Yes."

Leonard Churchill bowed and said, "Thank you, senior, for your protection."

The risk in advancing to the ninth tier is very high and cannot be disturbed; he certainly knew this person had always been protecting him.

Upon hearing this, Griffith smiled and didn’t mind, instead marveling, "You are the smoothest advancement to the ninth tier I have seen, and also the most unique. Having such strength just after advancing, much stronger than I was back then..."

"You’re too kind."

Leonard Churchill smiled modestly.

His realm’s aura couldn’t be perfectly concealed yet; others couldn’t see it, but Griffith, as a fellow ninth tier, could see it at a glance.

She didn’t stop her painting while talking and added the final touches of light. In an instant, the entire colorful painting came alive; it was a dazzling street scene of Machinery City.

Though it was an abstract and distorted image, Leonard Churchill saw a rich human atmosphere, with shadows on the canvas coming to life.

Previously, he didn’t understand this mystery; now he knew, this senior’s realm was truly high.

Leonard Churchill also asked in surprise, "Senior, did you also touch the rule power?"

Because he was also proficient in the "Fantasy Universe," the exclusive secret skill of the [Painter] sequence, he noticed the strange images in the painting were not only law flows but a highly complex spatial rule, as if it depicted a "small world."

Like the Disaster Object [Monet’s Sunrise], this painting already possessed strong extraordinary traits.

To casually create a Disaster Object is beyond what humans can achieve; the only possibility is that the person before him has raised her realm again.

"Yes."

Griffith was also not shy about discussing her strength, and someone who could understand her work was something worth sharing.

Not many in East Wilderness could understand, and just by chance, this junior who just advanced, Leonard Churchill, could.

She continued, "After drinking Soul Wine at the Rose Tavern last time, I already had some insights. Lately, His Majesty’s prestige has been rising, with Dynasty Fortune blessing; those insights became clear..."

Saying this, she put the final touches of light onto the canvas, and the dazzling street scene of Machinery City was right in front of them.

From Leonard Churchill’s position, he could also see the lively and bustling street scene of Machinery City, and looking again at the oil painting, it seemed as if the scene was captured on the canvas.

The painting wasn’t just about Machinery City; its intention realm depicted a vibrant recovery after war, returning to peace.

Leonard Churchill looked at Griffith, curiously asking, "Senior, are you about to condense a Godhood?"

Griffith chuckled and shook her head, "Not that easy. But there is hope to ignite a Divine Fire. As for condensing a Godhood, still have to follow the transcendent promotion route..."