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Although this "Holy Court Judgment" is far less powerful than the one used against Dark, it is still enough to instantly kill a first-tier magical spirit and cause significant damage to the Magic Academy's life barrier.
In her first round, Sarah chose to summon a magical spirit. The lightsaber of "Holy Judgment" covered Sarah's magical spirit and magic orb, and the burst of power at the start was enough to catch most opponents off guard.
However, Sarah gave the magical spirit a command as soon as she summoned it, and the magical spirit pushed the magical ball out of the attack range of "Holy Court Judgment" with a single push.
It, with a mysterious smile, vanished beneath the lightsaber. The next moment, its deathrattle was triggered!
Cracks instantly appeared all over the blade of the "Greatsword of Light - Zoffy" that was floating in mid-air.
Sarah Swati used a three-star magical spirit to counter Witt God's "Holy Sword Curse".
Although the "Holy Sword Curse" could not unleash a second "Holy Court Judgment," it could still be manipulated to perform basic attacks.
Being able to take it down with just one three-star magic spirit is an absolute steal.
But Sara Swati wasn't overly excited about it.
She had prepared a lot of strategies against the "Holy Sword Curse," and it was no coincidence that she drew that magical spirit in the first round.
She could handle it with a different magic card.
What was unexpected was that Witt drew "Holy Sword Curse" in the first round.
"Holy Court Judgment" was originally a deadly move that was not difficult to avoid. But after dealing with the "Holy Sword Curse," Sarah had to face a more unfamiliar territory.
In his duel with Dark Dimon, Witt Gold basically didn't display anything other than the "Holy Sword Curse," and she hadn't yet seen through Witt's true strength.
This is completely different from when dealing with Klein Moretti. Klein Moretti's deck is very well-defined. Although there are more variations when it comes to individual magic cards, the overall framework is there.
His deck wasn't of high quality, which was obvious. That's how Sara was able to control him.
But the same decks were completely different in Gina Grant's hands, and Sara couldn't figure them out at all.
However, there are some things that you simply can't have because you envy them.
The requirements for a tarot reader are extremely stringent. Besides possessing innate divination talent, a mysterious and elusive element called "luck" is also essential.
In Gina Grant's words, one must have a "destiny" to receive guidance from fate.
Then comes the hidden trial at the Fool's House!
Currently, only two people in the entire St. Mary's Academy are capable of crafting a "Tarot" deck.
Even if you pass the trial, you won't be given a complete formula for refining it, or anything related to magic.
In fact, there are only a very small number of universal magic cards in the world, and they are all very basic types.
Apart from this, there is simply no universally applicable directional transmutation formula.
Just like the targeted transmutation formulas that Dark developed, they were all based on his own experience. If someone else used them, the results would be completely different.
This is something students learn at the very beginning of their study of magic. Through the hidden trials of the Fool's Academy, the "destiny" that students possess is activated and upgraded, after which they can receive the so-called "guidance of fate."
Before the invention of magic technology, students who received guidance from fate could only use "Tarot cards" for more accurate divination and reduce the cost of divination.
After the invention of magic technology, students who received this guidance were more likely to draw "Tarot" series magic cards during their magic alchemy process.
It can be said that the birth of magical technology gave that "fate" a place to be used.
Correspondingly, similar trials are also hidden within the Noble Academy, the Knight Academy, and the Magic Academy.
No one has passed the test yet, or perhaps someone has passed but hasn't been exposed.
Sarah was quite envious of this. But enough of that.
She successfully deflected Witt-Gold's attack at the start of the duel and immediately began her second summoning.
Although Vittor God, who was opposite her, was in a somber mood because the "Holy Sword Curse" had been neutralized, he did not hesitate.
The duel resumed as if both sides had only four cards in their hands at the start. And then, Witt Gold fell into Sara Swati's grasp!
Having lost the powerful weapon "Holy Sword Curse," Vittor God could hardly become a representative even among the second-year Knight Academy students.
Although he possessed some powerful high-level magical spirits, they were still no match for the fully-developed Emma.
The same result occurred when his opponent changed from Emma to Sara.
But he also has a "Holy Sword Curse"!
That final "Holy Sword Curse" was his only hope for a comeback! In the previous round, he had turned the tide in two duels despite being at a significant disadvantage. Witt Gold persevered under pressure, stubbornly holding on until he acquired the second "Holy Sword Curse."
His expression softened noticeably at that moment.
However, although Sarah did not immediately notice this slight change in expression, she remained vigilant throughout.
Moreover, since she did not know that Witte only had two "Holy Sword Curses" left, she devised the tactic based on the premise that Witte still had two "Holy Sword Curses".
So when Witt God finally managed to summon the second "Greatsword of Light - Zoffy", he fell into the spider web that Sara had laid out in advance!
—That was definitely a spider web!
—Its name is "Weapon Killing Net"!
A magical artifact that activates instantly when the opponent summons a weapon. Witt God's summoned "Greatsword of Light - Zoffy" was instantly captured by the "Weapon Capture Net" and sealed, unable to be released for at least three rounds.
The capture of the second holy sword was a great blow to Witt God. As soon as Dark saw the spider web seal away "Greatsword of Light - Zoffy", he knew that the outcome of this duel was already decided.
And indeed it happened.
Witt God's Magic Sphere Life Barrier was completely breached by Sara Swati shortly afterward!
"Wow—"
"The battle is over!"
"The winner is Sara Swati!" the referee announced loudly.
Sarah suddenly raised her right hand high, her excitement overflowing. Following Klein Moretti of the Fool's House, she had won another match. Meanwhile, Victor Gold had suffered two consecutive losses.
As the "son of a hero," Witt carries immense expectations, but his trials are clearly not over yet.
After the duel, Sarah was interviewed by the winner. Senior Judy first praised her record, then mentioned Dark Dimon, who also had two consecutive wins, and smiled as she asked Sarah for her thoughts on the upcoming duel between the two.
But Sarah was not led astray. She simply smiled and said, "I still have many shortcomings, but I believe that in the near future, I will catch up with him and become an opponent that he can take seriously."
Judy found the airtight answer rather uninteresting. She then inquired about Sandra Wesley.
Sarah simply shook her head, stating that she had no idea what the "ancient sages" were doing and that she was just a pitiful person forgotten by her father.
Senior Judy couldn't stand it anymore and kicked her off.
In the second match, Ada Sawyer of the Knights Academy successfully defeated the third-year student of the Magic Academy.
The third-year students of the Magic Academy are quite strong, but compared to the third-year students of the other three academies, they are somewhat lacking.
She looks frail and scholarly, clearly the type who loves reading and dislikes dueling. I don't know how she was forced into this situation.
However, after this duel, Elsie Kevin became even more confident. The third duel that followed was between fourth-year student Mars Carey and Winnie Skadi.
Despite Mars Carey's loud voice during the "preparation phase," Winnie Skadi taught him a lesson as soon as the duel began: "There are always stronger opponents out there."
In the fifth-grade duel following the fourth grade, the Knights Academy's contestant was Shrek Holmes, the president of the "Sports Club".
Shrek Holmes's strength has been proven in his duel with Edwin Clarissa.
Unfortunately, this time he was facing Pandora Drogon from the Magic Academy.
The "Iron Monster" is clearly no match for the "Silver Dragon Girl".
Even though he used all his trump cards and roared continuously in this duel, he still couldn't reverse the disadvantage and was devoured by Pandora Drogon's "Sky Dragon".
Shrek Holmes did not pose the same threat to Pandora Drogon as Gina Grant did.
In the sixth year, it was the turn of "Baron Noah Sharp" to shine. In the sixth year of the Magic Academy, Debra Nellie still lacked a bit of experience and was ultimately defeated by Noah Sharp's dragon with little suspense.
The Lounge of the Noble House.
Franklin Doron observed Debra Nellie's actions without blinking, and finally nodded to Dark and the others.
Dak and the others were immediately filled with confidence.
After two duels, Debra Nellie's full strength has been revealed.
Last year, she would have been a solid top-tier player in sixth grade. But in this year's duel tournament, all that's left is "solid and average".
In the blink of an eye, the match between the Magic Academy and the Knight Academy came to an end. The two academies ultimately won with a score of 3:2.
The Magic Academy gained another 30,000 points, while the Knights Academy only managed 20,000 points. This was after a total of four matches.
The total scores for the four academies are as follows: Noble Academy: 30,000 points; Knight Academy: 50,000 points; Magic Academy: 60,000 points; Fool's Academy: 60,000 points.
Fool's House, considered weaker before the competition, ended up tying for first place with Magic House.
As for the intra-grade competition in this year's duel tournament, there are only two rounds left.
That is, the House of Nobles vs. the House of Magic and the House of Knights vs. the House of Fools!
During a break in the match, Judy reappeared, briefly explained the score, and then summoned the symbols of the four colleges again before turning the pointer.
The pointer spun rapidly, finally stopping and pointing to the House of Fools! With the House of Fools chosen, the teams for this round were now set: the House of Fools as the Red Team and the House of Knights as the Blue Team.
The Knights Academy, having just survived a fierce battle, makes another appearance.
Considering the schedule of the Knights Academy, the organizers have granted a 15-minute break.
Meanwhile, students from the Noble Academy and the Magic Academy immediately began to intensify their research. With the competition now nearly complete, the strengths and hidden cards of all twenty contestants had been revealed, making it easier to develop strategies through research.
Coincidentally, both academies abandoned observing this round of duels and devoted themselves entirely to studying it.
Fifteen minutes later, the contestants from the Fool's House and the Knight's House took to the stage.
"The Hero's Son" Wit Gold makes another appearance, this time facing off against Klein Moretti of the Fool's House.
Since Klein Moretti represented the Fools' House, he has suffered a series of defeats.
He was a cautious person by nature, and he would never have stepped forward if there hadn't been so few second-year students in the Fool's House.
Unfortunately, although he stood on the stage, he did not achieve the results he desired.
"We need to win at least one game!"
He stood on the blue team's platform, his gaze fixed firmly on the "Son of Warriors" opposite him.
Witt Gold was always a prominent figure among the second-year students.
Unlike Darko Dimon, who is elusive and rarely seen, he is more like a living, tangible human being.
If he could, Klein really wanted to be friends with him. With that thought in mind, Klein Moretti played all his cards!
After witnessing the duel between Witt Gold and Sara Swati, Klein Moretti learned a great deal.
But Witt Gold has also grown up!
He has grasped the piece of the puzzle for victory!
The key is patience!
The first "Holy Sword Curse". The second "Holy Sword Curse".
It wasn't until he had two "Holy Sword Curse" cards in his hand that Witt Gold suddenly unleashed his power, breaking through all of Klein Moretti's plans with overwhelming force, and finally winning the duel with great difficulty!
“Good, good luck!”
The moment the referee blew the whistle, Witt Gold clenched his fist and raised it high.
Finally won!
Three duels in total, and finally I won one!
Witt couldn't even imagine participating in this competition and not winning a single game; how disappointed his supporters, classmates, and even his mother would be.
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But thankfully, we finally won a game! One win means one day of victory!
Thinking of this, Witt couldn't help but look across at the other side.
How painful must it be for Klein Moretti, who hasn't won a single one of his three duels?
Klein was certainly upset; he was so upset he wanted to cry.
But under the watchful eyes of everyone, he had no choice but to forcefully suck the little pearl back in.
The first duel between the Fools' House and the Knights' House ended with a relatively predictable result.
However, an unexpected event occurred during the second duel.
The contestant for the House of Fools is Benjamin Leopold, who has won two consecutive matches. He is very confident and declares Ida Sawyer's defeat during the "preparation phase".