The Greatest Beast Tamer of Earth

"These two are new members of All-STARS, Vinay and Bhanu. One is a mage, while the other is a battle mage. The spells used by Vinay are different from what he used before. Mr. Sameer Can you enlighten our audience about what might have happened?"

"It's pretty simple; he has recently changed his job class. It is rare but not impossible. I think his new class is related to the dark or death element." Sameer looked at Vinay with his brows raised; this guild also got his attention.

The battle continued for some time, during which many instances of students showing their talent were captured. Rishab has been ignored by everyone since they saw that he had no interest in fighting.

On the big screen, the number of remaining participants was shown. Rishi looked at it and saw that 150 was written there in red. He was just wandering from one place to another with a bored expression when he saw a girl with sliky black hair and enchanting blue eyes surrounded in the barrier and fighting against multiple opponents.

She was dominating them alone, so Rishi decided to play a prank on her. He approached her in a stealth state and brought his mouth close to her ear before saying "Hello Kajal" and using 'shadow walking to disappear completely and enter her shadow.

A chill ran through Kajal's spine. She used her special barrier spell before launching multiple close-range spells in every direction. Oh sh*t has he come to get revenge? Multiple thoughts started appearing on Kajal's head.

She used a powerful skill to take care of these little fries first. Black clouds appeared above her head before lightning came from them and started hitting the students around her. This lightning was chaining from one opponent to another, giving no chance for anyone to dodge.

Many students were eliminated in an instant, while others lost hope and ran away, saying, "Isn't this a perfect opportunity? If I eliminate you now, it will be perfect revenge."

Sweat started appearing on Kajal's forehead, and she said, "We can talk, and I didn't particularly target you in the Beast Battle exam."

A playful voice appeared from her back. "You are right, it will be unfair for you, but I am still not completely convinced. Give me a better reason."

Kajal thought for some time before responding, "Didn't you want to be in the same class as me? If you eliminate me now, I will be in a different section."

Rishi laughed, "You are quite cunning, aren't you? I will give you a chance; there are only less than 120 participants left now. You just need to stay low until only 100 participants are left."

"Then you will attack Aditya and everyone around him with a powerful lightning spell."

No, I can't do that; things will get bad between our clans if I eliminate him," said Kajal with a worried look.

"You don't need to eliminate him; you just need to make sure that everyone around him is not able to move for a while. Leave the rest for me; I will eliminate everyone," Rishi laughed after completing his sentence.

Rishab, listen, I know there is some feud between you and Aditya, but you are going overboard by poking him every now and then. You are alright because you have not stepped outside the city. The Tiwari clan is a powerful clan, and they will make your life miserable if you keep interfering in their matters," she warned.

"I am really honored to know that Miss Kajal thinks about my well-being," laughed Rishi.

"I don't care whether you live or die, but is there really a need for it? Don't you fear the Tiwari Clan?" Kajal tried to convince Rishi.

"Why would I fear them when I have the Agastya clan backing me?"

"Don't drag my clan into your personal matters," Kajal said in a frustrated tone.

"Don't shout so loud; are you trying to make me deaf?"

"Start approaching him; I am hiding your presence." Rishi started using his hiding spells to hide Kajal's presence.

Kajal started walking towards the location of Aditya; he was fighting against a group of fifteen students with his guild members. These students were different from the norm; they have survived till now, which explains how skilled they were.

Kajal started looking for an opportunity while keeping an eye on the screen, which showed the number of remaining participants. She saw the numbers decreasing.

She started casting her spell when she saw that the number of remaining students was approaching one hundred; when only one hundred students were left, she cast her powerful crowd control spell, Chains of Lightning.

A big chain of lightning approached the students fighting and hit them. The chain started to divide into smaller chains and capture every student it passed through.

It took this spell only one second to hold everyone other than Aditya in place, and when Aditya saw it, he smiled and said, "Thank you for the help, Kajal, but I could have handled it myself."

A shadow appeared behind Aditya and stabbed the dagger in its hand into Aditya's back. The sharp black fluid covered the dagger. Aditya was paralyzed and unable to move even a finger.

"Long time no see," A cold voice appeared behind Aditya: "Wait a second, I have some small fries to take care of."

Rishi used "Sword Dash" to chain from one opponent to another, and within one second every participant near them was eliminated.

Rishi approached Aditya. His lips curled up into a mocking smirk. He put his dagger on Aditya's neck and spoke, "Any last words?"

"I forgot you are paralyzed," he said before punching Aditya's face two or three times. "I miss this feeling; I was not sure if I will get a chance in the next round, so there was a need to meet you in this round."

The effect of the paralysis state was decreasing as the time was passing. Aditya was finally able to speak; he said, "You will regret... " He wanted to say more, but Rishi slit his throat and said, "Sorry, I don't have much time left. Only 55 students are left; I can't take a chance."

Everyone was speechless when they saw this scene. Everyone knew that there was some feud between Rishab and Aditya, but no one knew that Rishab would go to this extent; even the commentator was caught off guard.

He had forgotten what he was doing; he turned to see Sameer's reaction and saw that he had the same expression as before. Many would think that he didn't feel anything, but the commentator was experienced, and when he saw him clutching his fist and his lower body shaking, he knew that Sameer was not happy about what happened.

The commentator chose to ignore it and said, "The first round has come to an end; the remaining fifty students will move on to round two."