The team finals were spectacular.
Wodesen's team engaged in a fierce contest against the top team from the Northern Frontier.
Combat techniques and magic of every color bombarded the Grand Martial Arena, leaving the spectators dazzled.
At times like this, Ron could not help imagining: if Magic Duel could also work like this, where playing a card immediately created the corresponding magical spectacle, would that not be a visual feast?
Unfortunately, he did not yet have the ability to achieve that. Otherwise, April's Magic Cup would surely have been even more exciting.
The finals ended quickly.
Wodesen's team indisputably claimed first place in the team competition.
Ron had no interest in staying for the awards ceremony and closing ceremony, so he directly left the Grand Martial Arena with his arm around Nora.
He took a stroll through the Magic Battle Hall.
Because of the Spring Martial Tournament finals, there were noticeably fewer people in the hall, but many still gathered in the promotion area, hoping to advance to the Silver rank as quickly as possible.
On the fourth floor, in the row of rooms on the left side of the hall, one or two nobles would occasionally enter to take part in ranked matches.
When they had first learned of the Silver rank demotion rules, quite a few nobles had protested.
Fortunately, Wodesen had taken the lead, walking straight into one of the ranked-match rooms to show his support for the matter.
Luo Wei'er entered afterward as well, and only then was the demotion system successfully implemented throughout the fourth-floor Silver area.
To Wodesen, Magic Duel was no different from ordinary combat. Anyone stronger than him was an opponent worth learning from and surpassing.
His Spring Martial Tournament team included several commoners, and they were equally formidable.
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