Heroes of Silver Moon

Three days passed in the blink of an eye. On this day, the teachers and students of the entire Magic Academy gathered in the large training ground of the melee department.

Under everyone's gaze, Ganssel walked slowly to the center of the training ground, wearing a pale white robe and holding a long silver-plated staff.

Scanning everyone off the court, his gaze paused for a while on the yawning Simon, and then Gansel immediately shifted his gaze.

"You are the first batch of students of the Magic Academy. Today is the first assessment of our Magic Academy. Everyone must go all out to learn from others' strengths and make up for their own shortcomings."

After talking a lot of nonsense, Gansel finally got to the point: "I will announce that the assessment for the first year of the Magic Academy will now officially begin."

"Ba Ba Ba", the instructors and students in the audience, either expressionless or excited, clapped their hands.

Only the venue where the Alchemy Department is located, not only the mentor Clifford, but also Simon, didn't know what he was thinking, and sat there motionless.

Clifford didn't applaud because of his status. He was not inferior to Ganssel, the dean, and even slightly overwhelmed Ganssel.

And Simon just wanted to add trouble to this old **** purely.

But fortunately, the absence of applause from the Alchemy Department did not make Gansel unable to step down. After all, everyone knew that the instructor of the Alchemy Department was more powerful than the dean of Gansel.

"The students from each department will draw opponents for the first round of duels," Gansel said slowly, looking coldly at Simon, who was not applauding.

"Wait! I'll find out your secret soon," Gansel thought silently, hiding his cold eyes.

Simon, who was in the audience, saw other students walking up to the high platform to select their opponents, so he got up and prepared to walk towards the high platform.

"Hey, come back." Clifford, who was in a daze at the side, saw that Simon was also about to go on stage to draw an opponent, so he immediately called him back.

"What's the matter, mentor?" Simon asked suspiciously when Clifford called back.

"You have a bye in the first round, so you don't need to go up." Clifford yawned as if to tell a trivial matter.

"Hey!", Simon was taken aback for a moment, and then he looked at Clifford with strange eyes. His mentor couldn't be operating in the dark, right?

"Don't look at me with that look." Seeing Simon's strange look, Clifford knew that his student was thinking wrong.

So Clifford immediately said angrily: "The first batch of public students plus you as a private student, there are a total of eleven students, because the number of students is not equal, so you are specially given a bye."

"Hey~", Simon obviously still didn't believe it, with a suspicious expression.

"The specific competition system is like this. In the first round of assessment, ten public students will select five winners and five losers;

Then you and the five losers will form a loser group, and three winners will be selected again to participate in the second round of assessment.

The five winners of the first round and the three winners of the second round form the winner's group, and then start a single elimination match until the final champion is selected"

Seeing that Simon still didn't believe it, Clifford didn't continue to explain, but slowly explained the competition system.

"Oh, that's it, that's it," Simon looked thoughtful.

"By the way, don't expect too much. The alchemy department itself is not a combat profession. It's okay to lose to those public students."

Fearing that Simon would not be able to bear the coming fiasco, Clifford gave Simon a vaccination in advance.

"Teacher, are you so unconfident in me?", hearing Clifford's comfort, Simon said with a wry smile.

"Well," Clifford sighed first, and then continued: "Those public students are supported by the royal family.

In addition to insufficient knowledge reserves, the number of spells they mastered is almost the same as that of traditional mages.

Moreover, because the royal family trained them as battle mages, all they learned were combat spells.

With the few zero-level spells you have mastered, how do you fight them? "

"Humph", Simon snorted mysteriously twice, then raised his nose and said, "Teacher, don't believe me, I've decided on the first place this time, and no one will keep it, as I said!"

"Okay, okay, you're amazing." He didn't want to spend energy arguing over such an insignificant matter, so Clifford replied perfunctorily.

"Hmph, I have to show you this time, I stole the insignificance of Lanliu's disciple, oh no, his strength."

Seeing that Clifford obviously didn't believe it, Simon didn't explain it anymore, and the facts would tell everything.

"The first round, the first match, Celia, a low-level water mage, against Yannis, a low-level fire mage." Just as Simon and Clifford were talking, preparations were made for the duel venue.

The students selected their opponents by lottery, and the instructors also took their positions, ready to rescue the students who were fatally attacked on the field at any time. UU reading www.uukanshu.com

Hearing the start of the first match, Simon and Clifford also looked over quickly.

The first one to appear was a girl who looked a bit timid. She was a student of the water department, and Simon had seen her a few times when she first started school.

But after the students were assigned to each department, Simon and the other students were racing against time for training, so they met very few times.

It is also because of this that the students of the various departments in the Magic Academy are actually not very familiar with them, except for the Four Elements Department. They basically all study in the same building.

Yannis, who appeared on the other side, was holding a short staff engraved with red magic patterns. He was wearing a red robe and looked angry.

"Celia, don't be afraid, believe in yourself," Yannis couldn't help encouraging when he saw the timid look of the girl opposite.

"En." Encouraged by Yannis, Celia seemed to have a little confidence, so she nodded obediently.

"Students from both sides have entered the arena, and the battle begins!" Seeing that both sides have entered the duel venue, the water instructor in charge announced.

"Dalton is really serious. He is only serving as a referee, and he doesn't even encourage his students."

Seeing Dalton, the water instructor who was the referee, directly ignoring the timid water student on the field, Clifford joked with a smile.

"Hehe, that's not as good as you!", Simon heard Clifford's joke, and then said like death: "People just don't cheer up the students, but you directly hit the students' self-confidence."

"Oh", Clifford was not angry when he heard Simon's complaints, but replied with a smile: "Oh, there is no way! Who told me that this student of mine has never learned combat spells!"