The Witcher: Son of the Planes.

Floating City, Competition Venue No. 27.

Don Quixote has already taken the stage, and his opponent has arrived at the 27th venue in a short time.

After bowing to the wizard in charge of order, the second game of Griman Academy began.

Don Quixote's tactics were very sharp. As soon as he came on the field, he used a blinding light. The opponent was still releasing the protective stone skin, but was directly blinded by the light.

Then, Don Quixote released another light bullet, but this time the attack was ineffective as it was blocked by the opponent's protective stone skin.

While his opponent was still recovering his eyesight, Don Quixote released another shock wave of light, knocking his opponent down directly.

Fortunately, the opponent finally recovered his eyesight. He was also very experienced and immediately released petrified skin on himself.

Seeing that Don Quixote was preparing another attack spell, the opponent did not plan to release an attack spell this time, but instead superimposed the protective stone skin again.

It seems that the opponent intends to first improve the defense and then attack.

Don Quixote still did not cast any defensive spell on himself, and then another shock wave of light came out.

However, with the opponent's two layers of defensive spells superimposed, it was ineffective and only made the opponent retreat a few steps.

Seeing that his defensive spell was effective, the opponent began to release earth spikes.

The agile Don Quixote quickly dodged using the flash technique.

He casually shot out another light bullet.

Seeing that Don Quixote's attack was so sharp, his opponent was a little speechless. He had no martial ethics at all and didn't even cast any defensive spells for himself. How much confidence did he have to have to do this?

The fight was so tiring that I had no choice but to continue casting defensive spells on myself.

Don Quixote, who was moving in a very graceful manner, never cast any defensive spells from beginning to end. He would occasionally use a flash spell to cooperate with his opponent, and the rest of the time he kept casting offensive spells to suppress his opponent.

If you defend for too long, you will lose. Finally, the opponent failed to connect a spell, and there was a gap in his defense. He was knocked to the ground by Don Quixote again. The opponent, who had no intention of fighting anymore, announced his surrender.

Don Quixote relied on his good mobility and impressive attack power to defeat his opponent.

Gleeman College wins another victory.

With this, the first day of competition came to an end, with both players on Grieman’s field having successfully qualified for the next round.

In tomorrow's match, in the morning, it will be Flair, the first person to compete in Griman, and in the afternoon it will be Connie.

……

The next day, early in the morning, Flair and his opponent stood on the No. 7 competition stage at the same time.

Soon, the wizard on duty announced the start.

Having learned from Don Quixote's combat experience, Flair cast three fireballs in a row last time, and then began to release explosive fireballs. He did not choose any other spells, but cast one after another.

The opponent was stunned and had to dodge and cast defensive spells at the same time, without any ability to fight back.

Flair still felt unsatisfied and began to chase his opponent, constantly approaching him and releasing explosive fireballs at close range.

His opponent is even more helpless than Don Quixote's opponent. This is too bullying. Casting spells at a distance of less than 5 meters, this is looking down on someone.

The opponent rushed forward while the defensive spell was still under attack and started a hand-to-hand fight with Flair.

Flair was a little overconfident. At such a close distance, he didn't have Don Quixote's flash skill, and he could no longer cast spells. He had to play along with his opponent.

Although Flair's preparation for hand-to-hand combat was a little inadequate, his opponent's physique was hard to describe. His height barely reached Flair's chest, and his arms and legs were small, not even half as thick as Flair's.

Although the opponent still had defensive spells on him, under Flair's strong pressure, the two quickly hugged each other.

Flair pressed down on his opponent's body, trying to overpower him with force.

However, the apprentices watching the competition from the outside were a little surprised. These two were too bold. They openly showed their affection on the stage?

Colin and others were also speechless. This time, Forair was too confident. Even if you don't release defensive spells, wouldn't it be better to release attack spells from a distance with peace of mind?

You don't know Don Quixote's flash technique, and you've become the laughing stock of the whole audience. You've even started a hand-to-hand fight. Even the hand-to-hand fights between knights have to follow some rules, but you two just hugged each other and almost kissed.

Later, Flair may have felt that the posture was a bit ambiguous, but in order to win, he began to tighten his opponent's neck.

The small and weak opponent had no choice but to wave his hands to acknowledge defeat.

Although Flair won the match, his name also spread, the wrestler Flair.

Flair didn't even bother to exchange pleasantries with his opponent. As soon as the match was over, he rushed back to his residence.

Even if his fame gets out, at least people don't know who the wrestler Flair is, so he might as well hide for a while.

Colin and the others returned to their residence, also chatting and laughing. They admired Flair's boldness, but also praised their opponent's wit. Anyway, it has come to this, so let's hurt each other and see who is more embarrassed, haha.

At noon, Flair didn't come out to eat.

But the game must go on.

Connie was the one who performed in the afternoon. Before going on stage, she checked the sharp arrows in her backpack again, which ones she could bring on stage.

"How about it, do you have confidence?" Colin asked.

"It's hard to say. Let's just wait and see. I'll do my best," Connie replied.

"Your advantage lies in your speed. You can also consider being like Don Quixote. I think your chances are pretty good," said Colin.

"hope so."

……

Soon, Connie and her opponent stood together on the No. 15 competition stage.

Connie's opponent, an apprentice fire wizard, was casting fire shield and fireball spells very properly.

Connie ran nimbly, dodging the opponent's attack spells from time to time, and in return she was hit with sharp arrows superimposed with the wind spell.

The fire shield did not completely protect against the sharp arrows. During the wizard apprentice stage, the fire defense was relatively weak. This was why Colin did not rely on fire defense spells.

The opponent also had a hard time. His attack routine was relatively conventional, but it was indeed difficult to defeat an opponent with such fast speed and high attack power.

I couldn't hit him, and I couldn't hide from him either. It was very frustrating.

However, the Gale Arrow only broke through the defense a little bit. After all, the Fire Shield also has a burning effect. After the arrow passed through the Fire Shield, the arrowhead and the arrow shaft were slightly deformed, and the damage caused to him was limited.

Thinking while fighting, the opponent immediately changed his tactics.

He stopped releasing single-target fireball spells and began casting area-effect spells, such as Fire Wall, to limit Connie's range of movement by dividing the arena.

Connie soon discovered her opponent's intention. It seemed that she could not defeat her opponent by just relying on the sharp arrows.