Witch Macedon shrugged when she heard Locke wanted to set everyone a question, then spread her hands. "Then go ahead. You're both a contestant in this competition and one of its organizers. I'd like to see what question you come up with. I have no objections."
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"I can complete any kind of breeding. In the end, I'll bring failure to everyone in this competition." Wizard Edgar crossed his arms. "I have no objections either. I'm not interested in bringing failure to others. I only want the final victory. I'm like that, and I imagine Locke is the same."
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"We're only interested in winning."
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The Red-Robed Witch looked at Locke with a complicated expression. Her eyes held curiosity and something strange. Then she sighed and fell silent.
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Wizard Gelang discussed it with the other wizards from the club before saying to Locke, "As long as the question you set can win the acknowledgment of every member of our club, we have no objections."
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Wizard Kent said, "But if you deliberately go easy on us, our Competition Committee will have a duty to protect the standard of this competition." Bella Witch said, "After discussing it, we reached a conclusion. Once a competition is established, it's no longer just your competition. It's everyone's competition."
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Wizard Gelang pointed at the club members behind him, as well as the Golden Crown Mountain investigation team members present, then gestured toward the spectators living near Wizard Town and watching the spectacle. "Quite a few people here joined you in dealing with that Moon-Ring Witch just now. This competition has already become everyone's competition. We hope the third round can reach a higher level, far surpassing the first two rounds. With so many Star-Ring Wizards working together, we could turn this competition