Saying this, he launched another attack, signaling the reconnaissance team mbers to retreat.
The mbers of the reconnaissance team, upon seeing this, imdiately rushed towards the tunnel exit. With the cover of Krupp, Prolo Hawthorne, and others, they managed to successfully withdraw from the base.
However, Shasbia did not pursue them. He rely coldly watched Dean Bruce and the others, a sly glint flashing in his eyes.
"Hmph, Dean Bruce, do you think this will defeat ? You're too naive!" Shasbia sneered. "The Black Hole Organization is not so easily defeated. Just wait and see!"
With that, he turned and vanished into the tunnel, leaving Dean Bruce and the others staring at each other in confusion.
"We need to leave here quickly," Krupp said. "The Black Hole Organization mbers could catch up at any mont."
Dean Bruce nodded. They quickly left the base and headed towards the academy.
Little did they know, an even greater crisis was quietly closing in…
After safely returning to the academy, Dean Bruce and his team imdiately reported the intelligence they had gathered to the principal and other senior officials.
Upon hearing the report, everyone realized the gravity of the situation and decided to take imdiate action.
"Dean, you did well this ti."
The principal said with approval. "However, we cannot rely solely on the reconnaissance team. The whole academy must take action to confront the threat of the Black Hole Organization."
Dean Bruce nodded. "I agree with the principal. We need to unite everyone's strength to ensure the safety of the academy."
Thus, the principal called for a full academy eting, where he inford everyone about the threat posed by the Black Hole Organization and the academy's defense plans.
He also ntioned the "Two Tigers" chant and actions that Dean Bruce had taught Alice and Delina Reba, announcing that this would be a compulsory course for all students.
"What? We have to learn that strange chant and those actions?" The students exclaid in surprise upon hearing this.
"Yes," the principal said seriously. "Although this chant may seem simple, it contains powerful magical forces. If you can master it, you will enhance your magical abilities and contribute to the academy's safety."
Dean Bruce also stood up. "Don't worry, I will personally teach you. As long as you study hard, you'll definitely grasp the essence of this chant."
He then began demonstrating in front of everyone.
"Two Tigers, Two Tigers, running fast, running fast, one has no eyes, one has no tail, so strange, so strange."
While chanting the incantation, Dean Bruce perford the corresponding gestures, mimicking the movents of a tiger running. At tis, he exaggeratedly pretended to be missing an eye or a tail, adding a humorous touch to his actions.
The students were initially stunned by the sight, but soon burst into laughter. However, when they saw the serious expressions on the principal's and the teachers' faces, they quickly realized this wasn't just a ga, but a serious exercise.
"Alright, everyone, please quiet down."
As the laughter subsided, Dean Bruce continued, "Although this chant and these movents may seem a bit odd, they will indeed help you improve your magical perception and physical coordination. From now on, I will divide you into groups and teach you personally. Please focus and take this seriously."
Dean Bruce then divided the students into several groups, each of which was guided by him or another teacher.
Across the campus, everywhere you looked, students were imitating the comical "Two Tigers" movents, accompanied by bursts of laughter and cheer.
After several days of practice, the students began to take things more seriously. They discovered that through repeated practice of the chant and movents, their magical perception had improved, and their bodies had beco more agile and coordinated.
"Teacher, I really feel the flow of magic inside now!"
One of the students excitedly told Dean Bruce after a practice session.
"Excellent, keep it up," Dean Bruce encouraged. "Rember, magic is not just about incantations and gestures. The most important thing is the feeling inside and the coordination of your body. Only when your body and mind are in harmony can you truly unlock the power of magic."
"Dean, do you have other magic spells?"
At that mont, another student asked.
"Other magic?" Dean Bruce chuckled. "What kind of magic do you want to learn? Sothing funny, or sothing powerful?"
"We want sothing both funny and powerful!" the student responded eagerly.
Dean Bruce couldn't help but laugh.
Well, it seems like whatever you expect, you get.
Fortunately, Dean Bruce had already prepared for this situation.
He wasn't in the least bit flustered by what had happened. After clearing his throat, he said, "Alright, then. I'll teach you a spell that's both funny and powerful. But before I do, I want to test your understanding of magic first."
The students' eyes widened, and they looked at Dean Bruce with curiosity.
"This spell is called 'Flying Pig,' and it allows you to fly short distances," Dean Bruce explained. He then began chanting the incantation, "Piggy flies to the sky, smoke rising from its behind, soaring into the air, making everyone laugh out loud!"
After finishing the chant, Dean Bruce suddenly struck an exaggerated pose, as though an invisible pig was pushing him from behind. To everyone's amazent, he actually began to float, tracing a comical arc through the air before landing smoothly back on the ground.
"Wow! Teacher, you're amazing!" The students clapped and cheered enthusiastically.
"However, this spell is not as easy to master as it looks."
Dean Bruce said with a smile. "It requires you to have a certain level of magical sensitivity and physical coordination. And most importantly, you must maintain a light-hearted and joyful mindset in order to truly unleash the power of this spell."
Upon hearing this, the students couldn't wait to try it for themselves.
Dean Bruce then began to guide them in small groups.
At first, the students were all a bit clumsy. So couldn't get off the ground, while others flew off at strange angles, wobbling through the air.
But as ti passed, they gradually began to get the hang of it, and soon, they were flying in smooth, graceful arcs.
"Haha, I can fly now!" one student shouted excitedly.
" too, too!" other students chid in, equally thrilled.
The entire campus was filled with laughter and cheer, as if it had turned into a sea of joy. Dean Bruce watched his students with a sense of deep satisfaction.
He knew that this seemingly simple spell had not only taught the students how to sense and use magic, but more importantly, it had taught them how to maintain a light and joyful heart when facing life's difficulties and challenges.
However, just as the students were basking in their newfound joy, a sharp alarm suddenly rang out.
"What's happening?"
"What's going on?"
"Is there an enemy invasion?"
"It's not the enemy! Look over there—there's smoke, it looks like there's a fire!"
The students imdiately turned toward the direction of the alarm. In the distance, thick smoke was rising, and flas were shooting into the sky.
"Oh no, it's the library that's on fire!" Dean Bruce's expression changed instantly as he realized the gravity of the situation. The library was one of the academy's most important assets, with a vast collection of books. If the fire spread, the consequences could be disastrous.
"Everyone, stay calm and don't panic!" Dean Bruce shouted, his voice commanding. "Krupp, you imdiately organize the students to evacuate and ensure their safety."
"Yes, Dean!" Krupp replied and imdiately began directing the students to evacuate the library area in an orderly fashion.
Dean Bruce then turned to Alice and Delina Reba. "You two, co with . We must extinguish the fire as quickly as possible and prevent it from spreading."
Alice and Delina Reba nodded and followed closely behind Dean Bruce as they rushed toward the library.
By the ti they arrived at the library, the fire was already raging, with flas consuming bookshelves and books, crackling loudly. Thick smoke filled the air, making it almost impossible to breathe.
"Dean, the fire is too intense. How are we supposed to put it out?" Alice asked anxiously.
Dean Bruce furrowed his brows as he surveyed the scene. He noticed there were no available water sources or fire-fighting equipnt nearby.
In a mont of desperation, he decided to use magic to fight the fire.
"Everyone, step back! I'm going to cast a fire-extinguishing spell," Dean Bruce said, and began chanting the incantation for the spell.
However, the intensity of the fire was so overwhelming that his magic had little effect.
"This isn't working! The fire is spreading too fast!" Dean Bruce thought, panic rising in his chest. "We need to co up with sothing, and fast."
At that mont, he suddenly recalled the "Two Tigers" chant he had taught the students earlier.
Although this spell didn't have any fire-fighting properties, it could enhance magical perception and improve physical coordination.
Dean Bruce decided to give it a try, hoping that boosting the students' magical awareness might help them use their fire-extinguishing spells more effectively.
"Alice, Delina, go imdiately and gather the students. Have them chant 'Two Tigers' and try using the fire-extinguishing spell," Dean Bruce instructed.
Alice and Delina Reba wasted no ti and sprang into action. They quickly found the students who were still in the process of evacuating, passing on Dean Bruce's instructions to them. Though the students were initially confused, they could see the urgency on their teachers' faces and began to follow the instructions.
"Two Tigers, Two Tigers, running fast, running fast, one has no eyes, one has no tail, so strange, so strange."
The students chanted the incantation in unison, mimicking the movents Dean Bruce had previously taught them. As they spoke the words and perford the gestures, it seed like they could truly feel the flow of magic within themselves, and their physical coordination improved.
"Now, everyone, try using the fire-extinguishing spell!" Alice shouted.
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