The spectators focused on this and the contestants taking part all came to know "who was who."
Making everyone know "who was who" was not actually such a simple matter.
One purpose of this Academy Championship's schedule was to make sure everyone knew "who was who."
This was something the very first Academy Championship had to accomplish. Everyone had to know "who was who" for the Academy Championship to continue for years to come.
However, those were matters for the organizers, or perhaps the Magic Guidance Alliance, to consider.
As contestants, they only needed to know one thing. The time for a real fight had come!
In the classroom.
After presiding over the entrance, Professor Sylph casually offered a few words of encouragement and left immediately.
Saint Marian Academy's core educational philosophy was to ensure that students possessed the ability to act independently.
The ability to study independently, conduct independent research and development, and handle any matter independently.
In this type of competition, professors could at most serve as cheerleaders or human dictionaries.
What was more, there were so many sixth-year students participating in this third round.
Academy education progressed step by step. By the sixth year, most students had already developed the ability to stand on their own.
And the top students among them generally possessed exceptionally strong leadership skills as well.
Therefore, there was no need for professors to participate at all.
Once Professor Sylph had left, the atmosphere in the classroom became even livelier.
The twenty-four contestants were split into twelve on the inside and twelve on the outside, seated in two circles.
The six main-event contestants from the lower-year group were Dark Demon, Emma Mortis, Sara Swati, White God, Diana Greatbear, and Aurora Montilfali. The six main-event contestants from the upper-year group were Pandora Dragon, Gina