Diana's eyes widened, and she hurriedly said, "I'm not going." Dark shook his head. "The entire competition venue is manifested through field magic, and some of the food stalls use the mechanics of 'Food Cards,' so all their food is edible. Thus, even if we aren't qualified to enter the Blue Restaurant, we can still find food outside to fill our stomachs. But since there are restaurants, those with enough points will presumably prefer to eat there. Therefore, the lunch and dinner hours will be crucial times for crowds to gather. When that happens, we can do the opposite and specifically seek out duelists who aren't qualified."
Of course, you picked the soft persimmons to squeeze.
Dark was not that particular.
If he wanted to steadily acquire "Divine Factor," he had to seek opponents he could defeat consistently.
And the iron triangle formed by him, Diana, and Aurora happened to complement one another's weaknesses, allowing them to handle the vast majority of opponents.
The third round's points match would include "practical combat elements."
However, according to the rules, contestants could not use any methods or means outside of duels to attack other contestants.
This rule was judged extremely strictly. Even attacks that would not inflict actual harm on the opponent would be counted.
Once something was judged to be an "attack," points would be deducted directly.
The points deducted in this manner would be dropped back into the venue during the following day's competition in the form of "airdrop gift boxes."
In short, there were many more detailed rules like these.
Contestants could basically only use auxiliary methods such as "running away," "pursuit," "Concealment," and "revealing Concealment."
If they wanted to use methods beyond those, they would have to bear the risk of being judged as "attacking."
The specific standards