Dark Demon and the Dungeon Escape Device
Amid increasingly fervent applause, Dark and Victor made their way down the aisles on opposite sides and returned to their respective seats.
In fact, their demonstration had served as an excellent example—one positive and one negative—perfectly illustrating the two key points to note in a silent duel.
Professor Jones immediately followed up with a detailed explanation of the issues they had revealed during the duel.
The students gradually shifted their focus from the duel demonstration to absorbing the knowledge it had conveyed.
The silent duel demonstration had ended more quickly than they had expected. But that seemed to be the very essence of a silent duel—deciding victory and defeat swiftly in a soundless environment.
Though they had no immediate use for it, once they were permitted to enter the dungeon for adventures in the future, silent duels would become an important means of settling disputes within the dungeon.
Once Victor sat down, Robert could not help but say, "Don't be discouraged. Dark's Magic Spirits are just too overpowered. I thought you might not be able to resist using [Holy Sword Spell]."
Victor smiled awkwardly. "How could I use [Holy Sword Spell] in an in-class demonstration? I'm indeed still inferior to him right now, but as long as I keep working hard, I'll catch up."
Robert clenched his fist and encouraged him, "Of course I believe in you. After all, Professor Medea said it herself—you're the future hero!"
Victor sighed and muttered quietly, "It's not as if I can become a hero just by sitting here. The dungeon... I heard upperclassmen obtain their core materials from the dungeon."
Robert asked, "What did you say?"
Victor said, "Nothing."
After returning to his seat, Dark casually exchanged a few quiet words with Diana before continuing to