Anthony

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Anthony was at a loss over his own condition.

He could only keep drinking pressure-relief tea, hoping to adjust his state.

Unfortunately, the pressure-relief tea that could usually regulate his stress was unable to produce its proper effect on such a solemn occasion, under the attention of other Formal Wizards.

Anthony stepped onto the stage carrying no small amount of nervousness.

Huangtu had been the discarded pawn, and Leo had secured a perfect victory. Anthony's match was effectively the deciding round.

Under normal circumstances, Anthony's strength should have been enough to steadily win the third match.

However, Anthony's mental trait gave this match, which should have been a crushing victory, a few uncertain variables.

Of course, even though Anthony was currently in poor condition, Saffi did not regret her choice.

Sending Anthony out brought a few variables.

But if another Wizard had taken the field, the variables would only have been greater.

Leo fixed his gaze on Meys, who was about to enter the arena.

At Leo's current level, he had also acquired a little of Wizard Nova's discernment.

He could tell that Meys was concealing extremely formidable strength.

There were traces of several hundred potions on him.

Many of those potion traces were related to spells.

In other words, although this man was inferior to Leo, he was still a Wizard who had consumed quite a few spell-supporting potions.

Every aspect of him had been strengthened.

Of course, such strengthening was certainly far inferior to the enhancement provided by Leo's spell-supporting potions, but to ordinary Wizards, he was still a great threat.

Leo asked, "Wizard Huangtu, is Wizard Meys strong?"

Huangtu narrowed his eyes and said,