But this "asking and answering his own questions" had its advantages.
Since his identity as the designer of the Simulated Duel Game had already been exposed, he might as well use this opportunity to announce it outright.
And give the Simulated Duel Game another bit of advertising while he was at it!
With a quick turn of thought, he had everything sorted out. Then, wearing a smile, he took the microphone from Judy and faced the audience.
He said, "First, let me introduce myself. I'm Dark Demon, a second-year student of Saint Marian Academy, Noble House. Many of you have probably heard the Demon surname, so I won't go into too much detail. Since Senior Judy has asked me to ask and answer my own questions, let's begin with the questions."
"Question one: What are your thoughts on this duel?"
The market was ever-changing; only after entering it could they obtain concrete data.
If Dark handled things well, he might even drive up sales.
Sara Swati, who had just stepped down from the Duelist Platform, suddenly stopped in her tracks.
But her ears quickly reddened as she realized she had let her imagination run wild.
"First of all, this is a question that needs to be asked from the host's perspective."
"Since this is a post-match interview with the winner, it's the most basic of basics."
"As a duelist, I thought this duel was quite good. It stirred the hot blood of a duelist within me and made me feel something called excitement. One of the greatest pleasures of dueling is facing the unknown. Contestant Sara Swati brought me far too many surprises. I liked it very much."
"Question two: Did you really design the Simulated Duel Game?"
Dark glanced at Senior Judy beside him, who was smiling brightly, and