Countless responses rose from the stands, as though the entire world were shouting his name.
Dark Demon looked at the impassioned spectators and smiled faintly once more.
After such a grueling duel, victory had finally come. This feeling of reaping the rewards was truly wonderful.
Moreover, this should have been his final traditional duel on such a formal stage.
The next time he stepped onto the stage, it would be for an entirely new duel—one endowed with deeper meaning!
Unfortunately, it still had not been quite satisfying enough.
But one could not be too greedy. Only by learning to be content could "Greed" be kept from surging wildly.
Dark gladly accepted the support of the audience, bringing his final performance as a second-year student to an end.
After that.
Joe William gave a post-match analysis, leading the audience through the spectacular scene of the meteor descending from the sky once again.
But when it came to why that six-star "Onix" had been able to withstand the Dragon King's "Doomsday Meteor," he pondered for a long while before cracking a joke and glossing over it.
Who the hell knew?
After the post-match analysis ended, the focus returned to the host's platform.
The five-minute countdown began.
Yet even after the five-minute countdown had completely ended, no one stood up again.
The duel between the Noble House's second-year "Child of the Stars," Dark Demon, and the Knight Academy's sixth-year "Night Baron," Noah Sharp, thus became the final duel of this Duel Competition—and indeed, of this Academy Cup.
It was thereafter recorded in history.
Hailed as the finest curtain call for traditional duels.
At the end of the competition, host Judy congratulated the Magister House on its victory in this Duel Competition.
Then Principal Cynthia Saint Arte took the stage and announced the Noble