Moreover, even if those "reincarnated gods" who were merely incarnations were not qualified to contend for the title of the first God of Magistery, that did not prevent them from participating in the "God's Cup" and deeply connecting themselves to the "Magic Guidance Divine Path" in order to hasten their true bodies' awakening.
Thus, this God's Cup could truly be called a war of gods.
However, using "God Cards" as tickets had already ruled out the possibility of ordinary magisters taking part.
"Talia Sandriel, activate your Sorting Card." Principal Arte's reminder interrupted everyone's fixed stares.
The rising tide of divinity around the white-haired, silver-eyed youth, Talia Sandriel, abruptly came to a halt.
Yet he showed no irritation. Instead, he smiled and activated the "Sorting Card" in his hand.
Among this year's new students, there were quite a few who were "reincarnated gods," and Talia was merely one of them.
But compared to the other "reincarnated gods," he was far more conspicuous. In the future, he would repeatedly stand at the center of the stage, bearing everyone's attention. Yet the more often he did so, the more traces of his abilities would gradually be revealed, allowing others to deduce in reverse what authority his true body, as a god, held.
"Talia Sandriel, Fool House!"
Fireworks erupted from the face of the Sorting Card, blooming in the air in the shape of a tarot card.
After a brief moment of stunned silence, the Fool House students suddenly burst into cheers. Even those who knew nothing about reincarnated gods could surely tell from that extraordinary display that Talia was no ordinary student.
And such a freshman had actually been sorted into the "Fool House"—was this the "Year of the Fool"?
After the previous Academy Cup, Fool House's pillar, Gina Grant, had graduated and