The Five-Academy Competition was the most important plotline running through the original game's first four chapters.
In the original narrative structure, the first chapter's main purpose was to familiarize players with the basic environment, character relationships, and daily systems of the Glory Kael Magic Academy, while planting numerous seeds for later developments.
One of the most important was Academy Head Olivia's departure to attend a high-level event called the Magic Tower Annual Exchange Meeting.
This provided a crucial window of time and background for the subsequent plot.
In the second chapter, the player-controlled protagonist would experience a series of events within the academy, gradually distinguishing herself, growing in strength and reputation, and ultimately attracting the attention of the Academy Head upon her return from the Magic Tower Exchange Conference.
This marked the protagonist's entry into the academy's true inner circle.
The third chapter began paying off the groundwork laid in the first chapter regarding the Magic Tower Exchange Conference.
Players would learn that, at that earlier conference, the heads of the five great magic academies had jointly planned a large-scale academic exchange for outstanding young mages from across the continent.
Over a hundred magic academies would each send their finest student teams, forming an enormous gathering of several thousand participants.
In the original game, this event was called the Hundred-Academy Exchange Meeting.
The Hundred-Academy Exchange Meeting was the first major event that truly expanded the game's world.
Players would leave the familiar Glory Kail Academy, encounter talented students from other academies across the continent with vastly different styles, and experience a broader magical world and fiercer competition.
According to the setting, only those who earned an A-rank evaluation at the Hundred-Academy Exchange Meeting could be officially selected as their academy's representatives, qualifying them for a far more prestigious-and far more