But when the evening came and the cross-grade challenges began, the gap became obvious. Though Snake Harriman had lost all three of his previous matches, he was not actually weak. He was not someone just anyone could come knocking on the door to bully.
The quality of this duel was a whole level above the previous second-year-versus-third-year match. It was no longer a clash between amateurs.
From beginning to end, Snake Harriman steadily suppressed Ada Sawyer, ultimately claiming victory without a single twist.
Of course, he kept his mouth tightly shut and did not trash-talk a junior a year below him.
Breaking his losing streak was one thing, but he could not exactly be proud of beating a lower-year student. He still had some shame.
As for Ada Sawyer, he naturally suffered a tiny little blow. Fortunately, it would not affect the overall plan. He had merely become expendable according to plan.
Though the plan's execution had actually already veered off course—this time, it required not only cooperation from Magister House, but also action from Fool House.
But judging by the current situation, Fool House would definitely make a move, so there was no need to worry about the plan failing.
Since Ada Sawyer had challenged Snake Harriman, Fool House's third-years could only challenge either Mars Carey or Winnie Swati.
With only those two choices, it could only be Mars Carey.
Meanwhile, Sean Craig of Magister House's third year would challenge Polly Bruno.
In the end, they would still complete the blockade against the fourth-years.
It was just that, in doing so, they had also firmly locked down the second-years of both Knight Academy and Magister House.
But Victor Gaude and Sara Swati had never truly believed they could defeat fourth-years by jumping two grades.
This time, especially after watching