Ergane said, "Who knows? Maybe he was just joking.
"You know, they only awakened not long ago. Every one of them has a pent-up urge inside them that they want to release. Oh, right, he doesn't know tarot divination."
Dark: "..."
Then what was I thinking so hard about?
Ergane suddenly chuckled and pointed next door. "Someone's looking for you."
Dark put away the three tarot cards, took a deep breath, and stood up. "I'll go take a look."
He then left Athena's venue and quickly returned to Apollo's venue.
It was exactly eight o'clock. The Dungeon Competition had officially begun. Contestants from every academy and every grade, grouped in teams of three, charged into the Dungeon and began a forty-eight-hour contest of exploration and treasure chest hunting.
For the students of Saint Marian Academy, this was their first time watching a live broadcast of the Dungeon Competition in the Duel Hall, and most of them were extremely excited.
Previous Dungeon Competitions had always lacked a certain sense of participation. This year, they could finally cheer to their hearts' content and shout as loudly as they wanted. The competitive spirit between the academies surged the moment scenes of treasure chest battles appeared on the projections.
The Academy also attached great importance to this broadcast plan. Four large screens and numerous smaller screens had been set up to report on the different teams from each of the four academies, doing their utmost not to miss a single exciting moment.
During the broadcast, they could even hear the contestants' tactical planning. Many of this batch of contestants had risen from the reserve roster, so they were more aggressive and eager to prove themselves during the competition. Naturally, that made for a better broadcast.
Meanwhile, in the Heavenly Court, the Tea Party attendees