Zhu Si floated in midair, looking down at the chaotic Ogre Tribe below and the ferociously roaring Two-headed Ogre chieftain. She frowned slightly.
A jade pendant the size of a copper coin spun between her fingers as she hesitated over whether to crush it.
During these three days, the thesis advisors for the Winter Hunt teams had only one task: watching over the young wizards participating in the hunt. To prevent them from being distracted, and to ensure they would not accidentally be spotted by the students, First University had provided every advisor with a temporary special Spatial Rift. To use an inappropriate comparison, this rift was like a tiny bubble in the sea—small and fragile, yet carving out a pocket of independent space within the boundless ocean. For the sake of fairness, throughout the three days of the Winter Hunt, the advisors had to remain in this little extradimensional space and could only observe the outside world to a limited extent through the magical lens on the "bubble."
This limitation meant they could only observe. They could not interfere with or communicate with the outside world in any way.
Of course, if they wished to help their own students, they only needed to crush the jade pendant in their hands. The bubble would burst and return them to reality.
Accordingly, the hunting team that received help from its advisor would immediately suffer a drastic drop in score.
Although Zhu Si had never attended university, she was close to Colmar and Li Meng. Influenced by them, she naturally understood the importance of credits. Thus, seeing the Edge Hunting Team's young wizards in a somewhat difficult situation, she found herself conflicted.
"zap! (Shatter)"
Following the low growl of the Two-headed Ogre's aged head, several glints of cold light shot toward the