Inside the arena, two students could be seen facing each other. On one side was a girl with black hair and green eyes. He held her staff and cast a spell.
A black mist appeared around her opponent, surrounding him from all sides. Her house mbers started shouting and cheering for her.
With a smirk on her face, she started casting stronger spells. It was then, 'Whoosh' A small firestorm appeared and blasted the mist in all directions.
A boy ca out of it, his body covered in a barrier made of flas that repelled the mist and destroyed it.
He approached the girl and attacked her, his sword carrying a storm of fire with it.
She tried to defend herself by casting her barrier spell, but she had not guessed the opponent would use his sword aura at the sa ti.
'Boom!'
An explosion took place, and the body of the girl was thrown back.
'Argh!' She groaned in pain and coughed out a mouthful of blood. It tricked from her lips; she struglled to even stand.
"Garuda, Garuda" The students from Garuda House cheered, celebrating the one-sided victory of the Eagle House.
They raised their red flags with an eagle on them and waved them, trying to show everyone who they were. Their chins were lifted up as they waved their flags proudly, chanting the na of their house.
Opposite them, the supporters of the Naga House were silent. They looked at the stage with their clouched backs. The flags in their hands looked heavy, as if they were supporting the ceeling above them.
The blonde-haired lady slid her sunglasses down, and her green eyes stared at the boy beside her. "Vish, this is not what you have told . Don't you know how much I dislike liars?"
She said as her long, black nails stroked through the cheeks of the green-haired boy, making him feel goosebumps all over his body.
He shivered and replied with a smile, "Mam, this is just to bring the guard of the opponents down."
"Isn't it most fun to make opponents believe they would surely win before trampling them and showing them their palce?" added Vish as he played with his fingers.
The lips of the lady curled up into a grin as she stroked the head of Vish like a puppy and said, "Indeed, that is most fun."
Vish sighed in relief and asked the vice captain to co closer. He then said sothing in her ears, which made them move in surprise.
She looked at Vish as if asking him if he was sure; he winked at her with a smile, which helped her regain so confidence.
Like always, she decided to believe in him, no matter how absurd his plan sounded. She wanted him to surprise her again.
"Everyone in Naga House is in trouble; four of their participants have been eliminated by Garuda House by only losing two mbers," announced the comntator.
"One vs. Three, Will this last mber be able to change the course of battle and make Naga House victorious?" He added that he was trying to make the audience believe that the battle was still not over.
However, it was clear to the audience that Naga House had no chance to turn the tables now. Even though their captain had been eliminated, there was no need to continue this battle.
Naga Housre mbers were silent, trying to look for a corner to hide their faces and save themselves from embarrassnt.
A boy could be seen with his legs shaking; he didn't want to fight. He was struggling to think of his next moves when a hand touched his shoulders. It was as cold as ice.
Instead of comforting him, it pushed him back. A figure went past him. It was a guy wearing a large black cloa with a white-colored mask with a red skull pattern on it.
Ignoring the surprised gazes of everyone, he entered the battle ring, looking at his opponent, who was a girl with her face covered in a veil.
From the little that was visible on her face, it was not hard to guess how the hidden part could look. Many boys were chard by her presence; there were many from Naga House too.
The eyebrows of the girl rose when she looked at the figure before her. The way he was looking at her was very different from any other person. Boys were mostly attracted by her; however, this one looked at her as if she were just a corpse, as if he were simply not interested.
This made her furious; how could he ignore her? She clenched her soft hands tightly, deciding to teach him a lesson. She raised her staff, preparing herself for the battle.
The boy stood in his place and waited for the refree to announce the start of the battle. The wait was over, and the refree finally raised his hand and slashed the aitr with "Start."
The Garuda House girl cast a plant spell, trying to bind the opponent.
She succeeded, or this was what she thought when she saw her vines entangling around the body of her opponent; however, the next mont she found out it was a skeleton. She tried to look for her opponent but was not able to find him.
'Stab' A cold, sharp thing peirced her back.
She jumped back using her movent spell and covered herself from a barrier made of vines; however, the masked boy moved his fingers and weaved a cross sign before saying, "Explode."
'Boom' an explosion took place, followed by a groan, 'Argh'
The girl appeared again, coughing up blood. A small hole appeared on her body, from which a fountain of blood leaked.
"Youu!" She looked at him, as if asking him how he could do that.
However, what followed her was a prison of bones. Multiple bone spears appeared and encircled her. She would look more porcupine than human if they stabbed her. She surrenders, not trying to face this madman.
"Oh, a twist in the story. It looks like Naga House is not done," said the comntator in an excited tone. "Red Skull; I never thought he would be Naga House's trump card."
"This battle has now beco one vs. two. The masked boy here had fought countless opponents in the admissions test. However, this ti, the ones he will face will be way stronger."
"Naga House, are you ready for the coback?" Many students from Naga House cheered. This red skull mask guy was strong; he defeated the opponent very easily. If it's him, then they might have a chance.
They started looking at him as if he were their ffina hope, soone who could save them from the sha and give them a chance to mock the Garuda House.
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