Everyone stared in surprise toward the voice and saw a girl in the group slowly raise her head to meet their gazes.
The girl had done nothing remarkable before this and had kept her head lowered, so she had barely attracted any attention. Now that she had suddenly spoken up, everyone was astonished.
"What are you looking at me for? I said the game's over. Everyone can go home."
The girl's voice sounded playful, yet her expression did not change at all, which made her seem very strange.
The two burly men exchanged a glance. One strode over and roared, "Hey, little girl! What nonsense are you spouting? Are you asking for a beating?"
The girl tilted her head and looked him over. She gave a playful laugh without moving a muscle in her face, and a fireball suddenly flew from her raised hands, blasting the burly man off his feet.
The other man stared blankly at his companion as he flew through the air. Only after a long moment did he react, shouting in shock, "Impossible! How can you still use magic?"
"An array this full of holes actually passes for an Anti-Magic Domain Array?" Undisguised contempt seeped into the girl's voice. "It's not even as strong as the Anti-Magic Domain Array in the maze I played in as a child."
The burly man raised his fist, looking as though he intended to rush over and beat her up, but he did not quite dare.
The girl pointed behind him.
"Hey, aren't you going to check on your friend? If you leave him alone much longer, he'll burn to death."
The man turned in surprise and saw that his companion, whom the girl's fireball had blasted away, was now engulfed in flames, rolling on the ground and screaming in