It was another long duel.
Once Little Jazz returned, Zhuri immediately dismissed it. She did not summon Little Jazz again. She had no Soul Fire left to use [Mail Carrier] again to alter the skill description. Although she could handle it even if [Brilliant Imagination] was stolen unchanged, there was no need, because Mistblade had most likely already guessed the skill's loophole. Finding a way to counter it was only a matter of time.
But finding that true counter still required a little more time, and Zhuri needed to preserve that small window.
Because Mistblade still had a little Soul Fire left and could activate her skill that imprisoned her opponent's thoughts at any moment, Zhuri needed to save that brief window when Little Jazz took effect to handle those few seconds when she lost her thoughts.
As soon as the light at Mistblade's brow lit up, she would create a special Little Jazz to counter that imprisonment of her mind.
Whether Mistblade had noticed this or not, the snowflake at her brow never lit up again before the match ended.
The two pushed their daggers and long blades to the limit.
And this duel became the only match to go over an hour without a winner, prompting the Godly Game to declare it a draw.
The moment the result came out, the Pure White Chains and Scarlet Chains returned to the void at the same time. The two looked at each other for several seconds, their expressions somewhere between satisfaction and regret.
The elf and the Moon Fox member opened their mouths at the same time in tacit understanding, but barely had they done so when the Godly Game teleported them straight back to the stands. Its meaning was clear: talk when you get back. Clear the arena first!