It wasn't until three thirty in the morning that he finally buried his head in sleep.
At that point, only four and a half hours remained until the second day's matches began.
After subtracting the time needed to wash up and eat breakfast, only four hours remained.
For an ordinary person, four short hours of sleep definitely wouldn't have been enough.
But Magic Guidance students were different.
Or rather, most advanced spellcasting professions possessed excellent time-management skills.
In order to squeeze out more time for research and study, they habitually compressed their sleeping hours to the absolute limit.
—Through high-quality deep sleep... Dark was equally adept at this.
Four hours of deep sleep were enough for him to recover his energy.
But not every contestant possessed his time-management skills. Some would inevitably have their condition affected by lack of sleep. Others would sacrifice competition time to ensure they got enough rest. But that, too, was part of the test of a contestant's abilities.
If others could do it and you couldn't, then you could only admit defeat.
Seven thirty in the morning.
Dark opened his eyes the moment the alarm rang, feeling refreshed.
The inns of Duel City had indeed prepared thoroughly; every room came equipped with an alarm clock.
Being so considerate, Dark had also set the alarm clock in Sophia's room for seven thirty.
Thus, when he woke up, the girl next door was likewise jolted awake by the alarm, followed by astonishment.
After all, falling asleep in a bar and waking up in bed was enough to scare anyone senseless.
The morning of April 13th.
It arrived amid alarm bells and screams.
[Good morning]
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