Daisy, who had been called back, clasped her hands together and shuffled over before sitting back down on the sofa, making her look as if she cared about etiquette as much as Helena did.
"So, Daisy, tell us... You've been busy with the Dueling Tournament lately. Is it related to that?" Owen sat down on the sofa as well. He casually tried to give his son a pat too, only for Allen to deftly dodge it.
"Yes, it's about changing the Dueling Tournament." Afraid her family would keep talking about her issue, Daisy hurried straight to the point. "For this year's contestants, Allen's fame and strength are honestly far too overwhelming now... So everyone understands, just as we said before this multinational discussion, that if the tournament still follows the original rules and schedule, no one can beat Allen. If nothing changes, then in the final stage Allen might win the championship without even having to fight a single match... These contestants would withdraw on their own."
"Daisy, just tell us the result of your discussions..." Owen said directly. "If they want the Dueling Tournament to proceed normally and have people from their countries continue participating, what are their conditions?"
"The other countries hope the dueling matches can add an extra melee system... I think they've probably found out about the contents of Allen's practical combat classes... They want all the contestants to enter the field together, and the wizard who hasn't been knocked down at the end will be the champion." Daisy sounded rather contemptuous as she spoke. "I sent Ludo Bagman to make contact with some of the representatives. You know he's rather useful at times like this... He later reported back to me that these countries had already reached a tacit understanding in private and hoped to