The villainous young master just wants to live a Buddhist-like life.

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　But as evening fell and they began to challenge opponents of higher levels, the gap in skill became apparent. Although Snake Harriman had lost all three of his matches, he wasn't truly weak; he wasn't someone just anyone could bully.

　The quality of this duel was a level higher than the previous duel between second-year students and third-year students; it was no longer a battle of weaklings.

　Snake Harriman steadily dominated Ida Sawyer from start to finish, ultimately securing a victory without any major setbacks.

　Of course, he kept his mouth shut and didn't swear at the junior who was a year younger than him.

　He's broken the zero mark, but he can't be arrogant just because he beat a lower grader. He still has some self-respect.

　As for Ada Sawyer, he was certainly hit a little hard. But fortunately, it wouldn't affect the overall plan; he simply became a consumable item as planned.

　Although the implementation of this plan has actually gone astray—this time it not only requires the tacit understanding of the Magic Institute, but also the intervention of the Fools Institute.

　But now it seems that the Fool's House will definitely make a move, so there's no need to worry about the plan failing.

　Because Ada Sawyer challenged Snake Harriman, the third-year students at Fools' House could only challenge Mars Carey or Winnie Skadi.

　If I had to choose between the two, it would have to be Mars Carey.

　Meanwhile, Sean Craigie, a third-year student at the Magic Academy, will challenge Polly Bruno.

　Ultimately, the lockdown on fourth graders will still be completed.

　However, this also effectively locked up the second-year students of the Knight Academy and the Magic Academy.

　But Witt Gold and Sarah Swati didn't actually think they could beat fourth-year students who were two grades below them from the start.

　This was further confirmed, especially after watching the duel between Ada Sawyer and Snake Harriman.

　Sarah Swati decisively abandoned the idea of ​​challenging a fourth-year player. Wit Gold wasn't going to gamble on that minuscule odds either. Rather than giving away a win for nothing, they'd rather find a way to secure a victory point.

　Both of them were considering which third-year student they should challenge.

　Meanwhile, Benjamin Leopold, a third-year student at the Fool's House, indeed made his move, and his only opponent was Mars Carey from the Knights House.

　After being defeated by Ida Sawyer, Benjamin Leopold learned his lesson and made a comeback, improving his deck building and tactical design.

　But he faced the "battle spirit" Marscare, and ultimately had no choice but to be defeated.

　In the blink of an eye, three matches of challenging opponents from a higher level have passed. Every duel was very exciting, and the audience was thrilled.

　However, not a single game was a successful leapfrog victory.

　The gap between grades one and two is like a cliff blocking the way, causing despair.

　Under these circumstances, Sean Craigie, a third-year student at the Magic Academy, very tacitly challenged Polly Bruno, a fourth-year student at the Fool's Academy, thus plugging the last hole in the fourth-year class.

　The fourth duel in this cross-class challenge ended with the senior player successfully defending their title.

　However, if Dark Dimon wants to challenge a fourth-year student again, he will have to choose Winnie Skadi from the Magic Academy.

　That being said, if Elsie Kevin, a third-year student at the Noble Academy, were to challenge Winnie, all four fourth-year students would have had a turn. The so-called blockade plan would naturally fail.

　However, this would also invalidate Elsie Kevin's challenge spot.

　There is no such thing as a perfect plan. While the Magic Academy and the Knight Academy were making these plans, they also had their own ideas.

　The House of Nobles isn't really just Dark Dimon.

　Elsie Kevin, as the heir of the Kevin family, is someone who was able to specially recruit a nine-star magical spirit in just her third year.

　If he's really lucky, he might be able to win the duel against the fourth-year student.

　Of course, that's no longer possible. Winnie Skadi has staked her life on it. And then...

　The competition between the Magic Academy and the Knight Academy quietly began.

　Almost immediately after the "post-match analysis" session of their respective matches ended, the two departments began their competition with each other.

　The competition mainly takes place in the second year.

　Sarah Swati can now actually choose any fourth-year student from outside her own college to challenge.

　But she backed down and chose to challenge the third-year students. Wit Gold also decided to take on the third-year challenge. Both of them had their sights set on the same target: Elsie Kevin! The reason wasn't that Elsie wasn't strong enough, but rather that his established system was the easiest to predict!

　As a result, Witt Gold stood up 0.5 seconds earlier, earning the opportunity to challenge Elsie Kevin.

　But he didn't realize that when he thought he had figured out his opponent's system, his opponent had already figured out his system as well!

　Elsie Kevin did not disappoint this time, effectively defending against Witt Gold's offensive and steadily winning the round.

　Witt Godd, a second-year student at the Knights Academy, has failed his challenge!

　Witt God's failed challenge was a fatal blow to the Knights' Academy.

　This means their "triangle offense" is now incomplete. It's no longer possible for them to secure three points!

　Under these circumstances, even if Dark only gets 10,000 points in the cross-level challenge, the Knights Academy will still not be able to win the Academy Cup.

　Unless Mars Carey, a fourth-year student at the Knights Academy, successfully challenges a sixth-year student, the gap left by Witt will not be filled.

　This put immense pressure on Mars Carey. And after that...

　Sarah Swati, a second-year student at the Magic Academy, challenges Ada Sawyer, a third-year student at the Knight Academy.

　Ida Sawyer, who just lost to Snake Harriman, is in a serious morale crisis.

　Sara Swati seized the opportunity, using a cryptic card to draw out his mistake, thus delivering a fatal blow.

　"it is good!"

　When Sarah Swati saw that the blue team's magic orb's life points had indeed reached zero, she couldn't help but clench her fist and shout excitedly.

　This is the first victory in the cross-level challenge. It also marks the beginning of the Magic Academy's counterattack!

Chapter 1066 Who Claims Invincibility, Who Dares to Claim Undefeated (10k)

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　Chapter 1066 Who Claims Invincibility, Who Dares to Claim Undefeated (10k)

　A second-year student defeating a third-year student is not uncommon in regular competitions. But this is the Academy Cup duel!

　Sara Swati's achievement of overcoming a higher class on this day was a very important leap for her.

　From that moment on, she gradually amassed her brilliance.

　Meanwhile, in the ring, Emma Metis, who was disqualified from competing due to Witt Gold's outstanding performance, bit her lip, revealing an increasingly unwilling expression.

　She has been Sarah's rival since first grade, and now Sarah has taken a crucial step for her, while she can only watch from the stands!

　This was completely unbearable for her.

　The atmosphere at the Knights Academy was already oppressive, so her presence in it wasn't particularly noticeable.

　Sarah Swati's victory was another blow to the Knights Academy. After all, their high hopes for Victor Gold had failed to win in the same challenge against a player of a higher level.

　They would feel better if the second-year students of the Magic Academy also lost.

　Now the Knights Academy's chances of winning the Academy Cup are basically gone—nobody believes that fourth-year student Mars Carey can defeat a sixth-year student.

　If Mars Carey cannot defeat the sixth-year students, the Knights Academy can only score a maximum of 20,000 points in this cross-class challenge.

　In this situation, unless the Noble Academy gets no points, the Knight Academy is already out of the running for the Academy Cup.

　Let's settle for second best. Even setting aside the Academy Cup...

　Winning today's duel would be a consolation for them.

　But now that the second-year students of the Magic Academy have successfully completed the challenge against students of a higher level, their chances of winning this duel have become extremely slim.

　In contrast, the Magic Academy was brimming with morale.

　"Don't focus on the final outcome; try to win every single game." When there's no hope of ultimate victory, people often use this phrase to comfort themselves.

　That's not entirely wrong, but in a competition where victory is the only goal, there is only the champion! In the seats of the Magic Academy contestants, Pandora, Drogon, and the others were not overly excited about Sara Swati's victory.

　They glanced at the contestants from the Noble Academy and, seeing that they remained seated as steady as mountains, couldn't help but take a deep breath.

　The Magic Academy's contestants haven't given up on the Academy Cup. However, they now only have three players left: excluding sixth-year student Debra Nellie, only Pandora and Winnie remain.

　Even if these two contestants perform at their absolute best, they can only gain another 30,000 points. This would bring the Magic Academy's final score to 120,000, 60,000 more than the current Noble Academy.

　However, due to the Noble Academy's advantage in points gained in the Dungeon Confrontation Tournament, exceeding 130,000 points.

　Therefore, if the Magic Academy wants to win the Academy Cup, it must win the duel competition and then score 40,000 more points than the Noble Academy.

　Six minus four equals two.

　In other words, once the Magic Academy achieves this, the Noble Academy will have to obtain 30,000 points in the challenge against higher-level opponents in order to reverse the situation.

　But with the current composition of this Noble Academy team, how can they possibly obtain 30,000 points?

　The fourth grade has been locked down, and Elsie Kevin, who is the most likely to get the winning point besides Darko Dimon, has been completely locked down.

　The probability of Snake Harriman, a fourth-grader, and Edwin Clarissa, a fifth-grader, scoring in the challenge against a higher level is infinitely close to 0.

　Therefore, if the Noble Academy wants to get 30,000 points, they can only rely on the second-year student, Dark Dimon!

　Dark Dimon must get 30,000 points by himself!

　In other words, he has to challenge fifth or sixth graders.

　Of course, the above is just a logical deduction.

　Pandora Drogon and Winnie Skadi have not yet defeated sixth-graders.

　If one of the two loses, the Academy only needs to get 10,000 to 20,000 points to easily win this year's Academy Cup.

　“I am first and foremost.”

　After Sara Swati finished her winner's interview and "post-match analysis," Pandora Doragon spoke in a deep voice.

　Now, the Magic Academy has no way out.

　She must win this challenge against a student from a higher grade, while Winnie Skadi can only choose to take on the challenge in sixth grade!

　If it were just fifth grade, Winnie Skadi would be confident of victory.

　Unfortunately, if she only gets 10,000 points, Dark would only need to let Elsie Kevin step in to make up for it, and then he could easily find the weakest fourth-year student to challenge and win the Academy Cup.

　Even if it was just to prevent him from winning the Academy Cup so easily, Winnie felt that the risk was worth taking!

　Pandora Drogon's initiative to step in was to boost her confidence!

　After all, Winnie had only lost to Pandora in the previous Gold Cup. Through Pandora's upcoming duels, she would be able to better understand the gap between herself and the other sixth-year students.

　Considering that two students from the Magic Academy would be challenging the sixth-year students, Pandora Dragon did not hesitate to choose his old rival—Noah Sharp from the sixth-year Knight Academy!

　This was a duel that everyone present had been eagerly anticipating! Even Noah Sharp himself had been waiting for this moment. He sat there, even worried that Pandora Dragon might choose to play it safe and challenge another sixth-year student.

　He wanted to use this duel as his farewell ceremony.

　His sixth year at St. Marian College was the most valuable and glorious period of his life.

　But his eyes saw the future; the past glory was merely a prelude to an even more glorious future.

　He wanted to use a perfect victory to commemorate his youth and pave the way for the future!

　"The moment has finally arrived!"

　"I believe that many of you here, like Judy, have been waiting for this moment, and some have even come specifically for this duel."

　"That's right, next up is Pandora Dragon, a fifth-year student at the Magic Academy, known as the 'Silver Dragon Girl,' versus Noah Sharp, a sixth-year student at the Knights Academy, known as the 'Baron of the Night'!"

　"The duel between Pandora Drogon and Noah Sharp has been staged many times over the years, and each time it has been a spectacular and evenly matched contest, with both sides winning and losing."

　"But this time, it will be their last duel on the dueling stage of this academy!"

　Let's applaud and cheer for them!

　Senior Judy faced the audience, spread her arms wide, and suddenly raised them high. "Of course, I personally support the 'Silver Dragon Girl'..."

　Her last words to herself were drowned out by the thunderous applause and cheers.

　Pandora Drogon and Noah Sharp stepped out of their seats and headed to the players' bench.

　Pandora, as the challenger, is on the red side.

　Noah Sharp, the defending champion, is on the blue team.

　Inside a hidden private room at the Royal Capital Branch.

　King Austin Clarissa finally smiled. He had been waiting for this moment for a long time.

　Noah Sharp's final battle must be fought by Pandora and only by Pandora and only by Pandora and only by Pandora.