At those words, Bishop Sabrina Melville immediately asked, "Are you sure?"
Though she had not yet completely seen through Professor Sylph's identity, a magister capable of summoning the "Bride of Storm City" and equipping it with both the "Wind Crown" and "Wind Flower Bride" could not possibly be a student.
She was certain that Professor Sylph was a professor in disguise. Thus, when Professor Kazel suggested letting the students decide, her first instinct was to object.
However, Professor Kazel immediately took a step back and specified that Professor Sylph would only continue controlling the "Bride of Storm City" on the field, while Dark Dimon alone would enter the fray.
That was practically the same as having Dark Dimon face the "Twin Holy Knights" alone—the "Bride of Storm City" was only a Magic Spirit, and the "Twin Holy Knights" had plenty of ways to keep it occupied.
At worst, Albert Grantham could use the "Light Coliseum" to trap the "Bride of Storm City," while Emily Grantham faced Dark Dimon one-on-one.
Among the "Twin Holy Knights," Albert Grantham had always stood in the spotlight, but Bishop Sabrina Melville knew very well that Emily Grantham was the stronger of the two.
Emily Grantham had graduated from the academy two years ago, while Dark Dimon had only been enrolled for two years.
There was an obvious gap between them. Bishop Sabrina Melville was certain that Emily Grantham could not lose!
Yet after hearing the conversation, the "Twin Holy Knights" both showed faintly displeased expressions.
They did not need anyone to "go easy" on them.
If they could decide for themselves, they would unhesitatingly choose a proper two-on-two.
But the paladins' code was extremely strict. Obeying orders was their principle.
Just as Professor Kazel was about to answer Bishop Sabrina Melville's question, Stanley Longfellow, who