[Follow-Up Subscriptions Requested] Duck Dimon and the Secret Snake Sequence (Continued)

A little stronger.

But it was clearly incapable of entering the [Wisdom Sequence]; it was even far inferior to the effect of [Sequence Nine].

Even so, the students treasured them as priceless gifts.

In particular, seekers of knowledge like Sara and Cecilia were determined to obtain one at all costs.

Unfortunately, things did not go as hoped. Cecilia was defeated in her duel and lost her qualification.

Sara Swati's opponent was a third-year senior.

As a second-year, she narrowly defeated him!

Meanwhile, Dulong faced a fourth-year senior and suffered a crushing defeat after giving it everything he had.

After that, Heidi Euphemia took the stage and actually defeated a third-year senior, earning herself a qualification.

Pistan followed immediately afterward, but after a hard-fought battle against a third-year senior, he was defeated.

The fourth-year Snake Harriman drew a close friend from his own year. He showed no mercy afterward, seizing one of the qualifications.

The final round was between Robert and a fourth-year senior. It was truly too miserable to watch, beyond description.

Thus, the seven people who ultimately obtained [Identity Cards] were:

First-year Knight Academy, Spike Leon.

Second-year Magister House, Sara Swati.

Second-year Magister House, Heidi Euphemia.

Third-year Knight Academy, Ada Sawyer.

Fourth-year Fool House, Polly Bruno.

Fourth-year Noble House, Snake Harriman.

Fourth-year Knight Academy, Marshall Wyant.

Looking at it this way, the fourth-years had truly reaped a great harvest. Aside from Snake Harriman's close friend being personally eliminated by him, they had all won.

The third-years, on the other hand, were terribly unfortunate, with only a single survivor remaining.

Having watched the entire event, Dark naturally remembered their faces and names.

Of those seven, there were three whom he did not know.

But since they had appeared here, they surely possessed extraordinary talent, though some had yet to blossom.