An Orc who had not mastered the "Power of Totems" was like a swordsman without a sword, unable to display even a fraction of their abilities.
Eva Hurst knew they absolutely could not lose the second duel as well. Therefore, she immediately decided to send out an Orc who had mastered the "Power of Totems."
This Orc belonged to the feline race. He was a Meicoomon Orc, with luxuriant fur and facial features close to those of a cat, yet his build was even more burly than that of a bear Orc.
But his greatest strength was not his muscular power, but his terrifyingly keen battle instincts!
This Meicoomon Orc was a born berserker!
Meanwhile, at Elven Spell Academy.
After finishing the interview, Chelsea returned in triumph. Though mentally exhausted, she wore a smile on her face.
The Elven members also gave her an enthusiastic welcome.
The atmosphere on the Elven side was relatively relaxed, and the pressure radiating from the "Rain Elf," Julia Amelia, was no longer quite so oppressive.
She selected a card from the countermeasure cards, placed it directly on the strategy table, then turned around and continued discussing matters with the contestants.
Since they had won the first duel, there was no need to change the contestant for the second.
After losing a match, War Totem Academy would surely send out a stronger contestant.
But that contestant definitely would not be Eva herself.
At this point, Elven Spell Academy had two possible responses. One was to send out the contestant ranked sixth among their official players, using the traditional matchup strategy to trade away War Totem Academy's contestant.
The other was to send out an even stronger contestant and continue pursuing a winning streak! Clearly, Elven Spell Academy had never considered the first strategy. The contestant