Main Tournament Qualification

Today is still five days away from the final deadline for Preliminaries, and today Fran's Contribution Points has reached 200 points. As long as she wins today's game, she can join Champion Mage Preliminary Tournament's Main Tournament.

And today is her eleventh duel, and her Contribution Points has long been no secret in the newspapers, so there are also many Newspaper Reporters waiting for her result today.

If Fran wins with a score of 3:0 and advances to Main Tournament, then the headline in tomorrow's newspaper will be that Fran has won thirty-one consecutive victories and promoted to Main Tournament with the unsurpassed Preliminaries victory record.

If Fran fails to win 3:0, since the current qualifying threshold for Main Tournament is 202 points, even if it ends 3:1 and wins by 3 points, tomorrow's newspaper headline will be "Can the duelist with a winning streak keep the Main Tournament spot?"

And if you lose, that's even better. There is nothing more attractive than a duelist who suddenly loses in front of Main Tournament and can advance to Main Tournament.

Many reporters want that last thing to happen, because once it comes true, it will be the biggest news, and may even be the most explosive news in Champion Mage Preliminary Tournament history.

Previously, many players regretted not qualifying due to time constraints and other factors. The news of Main Tournament was enough to make their newspapers sell out.

If there really is a player who has won thirty consecutive games in Preliminaries at this time, and loses the last thirty-one duel, they dare to say that starting from tomorrow, no matter how many copies of the newspaper are printed, all the newspapers on the market will be sold out within half an hour.

Therefore, all the mages present hope that the last situation will really happen. Even if it is the second situation, it will attract more attention than the first situation.

"... So there will only be three results today, and what I'm most looking forward to is that the mage who has won a winning streak will not continue the boring and unchanged score today..."

A newspaper reporter had just been chatting with his close friend, and the chat was keenly captured by his colleague next to him.

"Floating City Daily's top reporter thinks this damn streak better end soon... That's good news too."

The colleague did not publish the new report title he wrote on the paper, because once the report title was leaked, it would be a duel between him and the other party, and it might not be a magical duel.

In the hall at this time, Fran looked at the Duel Arena entrance that was surrounded by three floors, sighed softly, and then flew in directly.

And during the flight, she also used the rune Lord of Shadows, so that these mages did not notice her movements.

A few keen mages noticed the anomaly, but the crowds and the noisy environment made it impossible for them to deal with it effectively. They could only barely see a shadow disappearing around the corner at the entrance.

Fran walked to Duel Arena in a relaxed mood, got Shield Device from the staff very skillfully, and then walked to Duel Arena.

As soon as she entered the arena, she saw her opponent today. What surprised her was that her opponent seemed to be dressed a little differently.

In the Alliance, most mages will wear wizard robes because it is a symbol of power and status. When you wear it, others can only treat you respectfully.

If you don't wear this mage robe, how will others recognize you as a mage?

And if her opponent today hadn't been able to sense that her opponent was a mage from the Sword Song School with her mental fluctuations, she would have thought she had met another professional.

Wyatt is dressed similarly to Adventurer. Except for those who can identify a mage based on their mental fluctuations, it is estimated that no one in real life would think that a person dressed like this is a mage.

After Fran walked in, Wyatt was stunned and didn't even blink a few times, because Fran really didn't look like a Magic Duel person.

He originally thought that his attire could be regarded as unique. After all, it was unacceptable for a mage to dress like Adventurer in the mage tradition, and he received a lot of criticism for this.

But comparing him with Fran's current appearance, his clothes are not too outstanding.

Because Fran's appearance is too young, this appearance can only make people believe that she is a mage, and it is impossible to imagine how powerful such a Magic Duel can be.

But Wyatt doesn't have any contempt in his heart. Since he knows that Fran can achieve an unprecedented 30-game winning streak and will never be matched again, he will definitely not be a rookie who can't Magic Duel.

On the contrary, Wyatt even believed that the opponent was stronger than those players of Main Tournament. This battle might even be the most intense Magic Duel he had ever participated in in his life.

Thinking of this, he held his breath and stared at Fran's movements. He even noticed that there was something wrong with where Fran stepped.

Fran looked at this opponent with a somewhat weird appearance, and also thought that this was her thirty-first game Magic Duel, so it was better to just go for stability. As long as she won three more games, she would basically enter Main Tournament.

The headlights turned on. Fran raised his head and glanced at the bright light of the headlights. The movements of his hands did not slow down at all. The guidance of [Mithril Body] had already appeared on his hands.

Because he has been using this spell for a long time to duel with Second Order Mage, even if Fran didn't practice much, [Mithril Body] has already reached the level of proficiency.

So this time Fran only took 2.5 seconds for a layer of silver to emerge on her body.

So fast!!

Wyatt noticed Fran's movements and recognized that it was Alchemy School's [Mithril Body]. He was not surprised that a Elemental School mage could use Alchemy School's spell so quickly.

At the level of Main Tournament, many players will make some adjustments to their spells based on their opponents.

Many Main Tournament players tore apart other School's spell scrolls, so even though they don't understand their spell models, they can cast spells faster than this School mage.

While Fran was taking action, Wyatt was not idle either. He tore up the scroll on the spot and put on himself a copy of Elemental School's [Anti-Elemental Shield], a second-level spell specifically targeting elemental spells.

When it took him 3.3 seconds to complete the guidance, he saw that the second spell of Fran on the opposite side had already been guided halfway.

This is too fast!!

Wyatt secretly marveled, no wonder it was Fran who achieved the world-famous 30-game winning streak. At this speed, when Fran cast spells twice, Fran was already about to cast the third spell.

With this speed gap, if the opponent puts up a shield and engages in a war of attrition with Fran, then no matter who the opponent is, it will be difficult to see a chance of winning.

Because of this extremely fast casting speed, it is very likely that the opponent's first shield will be broken before the opponent's second shield is up, or even before the opponent has a strengthening spell.

After all, Wyatt is a player who has been with Main Tournament for many years. Even though Fran quickly guided each spell, used enhanced spells, and even started rubbing fireballs.

This kind of pressure is huge for a Magic Duel practitioner. Faced with this huge speed difference, many mages who were lucky enough to encounter Fran who opened the shield first felt it deeply.

Under this huge pressure, their spell casting time is 0.1 to 0.2 seconds slower than usual.

However, Wyatt's casting did not suffer any interference, and the casting speed was almost the same as the speed on the training ground.

When Fran was about to throw Greater Fireball out, Wyatt had just finished guiding the second spell [Spell-Repelling Sword].

Frankly speaking, this spell is more of a defensive spell than a strengthening spell. With [Spell-Repelling Sword], a mage with superb swordsmanship can even reduce the power of the opponent's spell by 90% after hitting it.

Of course, because of this characteristic, many Sword Chant School mages will choose to get closer to their opponents after firing [Spell-Repelling Sword] in order to gain the advantage of being able to attack the opponent with their sword.

Wyatt, on the other hand, had no such idea at all, because his first game was entirely used to test Fran's weaknesses. He wanted to know where Fran paid the price for such a fast casting speed.

He swung the sword to his chest and continued to guide the next shield spell. He wanted to stack the shield fully to test whether Fran had paid a price in terms of durability.

Of course, before that, the first thing to do is to deal with Elemental Conversion of Fran. Thinking of this, Wyatt couldn't help but shed a drop of cold sweat on his forehead.

He had almost never encountered Elemental Conversion from Elemental School on Duel Arena, and he had no idea of the powerful power of Elemental Conversion twice.

So this time, he didn't know if he could block it. The only way out was to use the long sword blessed by [Spell-Repelling Sword] to eliminate at least 40% of the effect of the opponent's next spell.

Then during that devastating spell, maintain your concentration on the spell so that your spell guidance will not be interrupted.

This is very difficult, because when many duelists only face the frontal impact of second-level spells on the shield, even if the shield is not broken, the spell guidance will be interrupted.

And he had no choice. This kind of spell that could directly display powerful destructive power was beyond the realm of the second level. He had to do it in order to achieve the purpose of consuming Fran.

When Wyatt's fourth shield spell was halfway condensed, he could already feel the terrifying Fire Element around him.

At this moment, his trembling shield seemed to be telling him that they couldn't stop him at all.

But they have to be blocked!!

Wyatt gritted his teeth, and a blazing heat rose before his eyes. The heat wave alone could compress one of the second-level shields in half.

Wyatt did not hear the violent sound of Pyroblast's explosion because his ears had been temporarily deafened, and there was only the buzzing tinnitus in his ears.

He looked at the spell that was still being guided on his sword and the thin shield left on his body. He was filled with excitement because he had succeeded. After the shield spell was guided, he could see whether Fran still had the energy to fight after releasing Elemental Conversion's spell twice.

The scene was filled with smoke and dust, and he could not see what spell Fran was directing now.

Until the thick heat wave burned his skin again, he was almost frightened to the point of canceling the spell guided by his hand, because Fran was using Elemental Conversion twice. This was already the second time in this duel.