Rishi and his friends were having a eting after the assembly when Dev said, "Let's open the prize box."
"I'm excited to see what's inside," Lalit said.
"Why don't they announce it before the competition?" Rishi questioned.
"I'm not sure. It's an odd rule that they don't reveal the prize, Only the winner knows what they get," Ajit responded.
"You open it, Dilip. You are our lucky charm," Rishi said.
"Pass it to , Let show you magic," Dilip said, opening the box. Inside were so test tubes containing an unknown liquid, so files, and a token.
"Is that it? We fought nonstop for a week to get this. Tell it's a joke, Rishi. Where is the genuine prize box?" Lalit stated with a disappointed expression, Everyone appeared to be dissatisfied.
"Let's see what these are; there must be so guide that explains what they are," Ajit said as he began looking for it and soon discovered a small paper book. He read it, and his eyes blinked as he brought the paper closer to his face to confirm.
"These test tubes contain Mana-enhancing potion," he said after confirming that a smile had appeared on his face. "It can boost the mana of any beast tar who is not at the elite stage perpanently."
"These files are permissions to raid dungeons below the Elite stage in the city, while this token is a token of wish. We can use it to have ten mbers of our guild a magic beast for free from 'Magic Beast Park,'" he added.
Everyone except Dilip cheered; he was upset because none of these things were of any use to him.
"It also allows one mber to obtain a magic beast from the academy's restricted Beast Zone, where rare and special magic beasts are kept," Ajit explained.
"Dilip, you can go to the academy's restricted zone to get your new Contract Beast; I know the other rewards there aren't useful for you," Rishi said, looking at Dilip. "I believe you deserve it," everyone applauded, brightening the mood; they also wanted to cheer Dilip.
"Thank you, but I don't want a new contract beast; raising Godzilla is already so difficult," Dilip laughed. Others assud he had a big heart, but the real reason he didn't want a new magic beast was that he couldn't form a new contract until his first contract beast was unsealed.
"Then what do you want?" Rishi asked. "Tell if possible, and I'll give it to you."
"What could a spearman like possibly ask for?" Dilip exclaid. "My primary weapon is ineffective for at this level; It would have been preferable if I had a more powerful spear."
"If that's what you want, tell the details and I'll order it for you," Rishi said getting a good weapon was easy for him as his clan was famous for it; they decided to leave for their classes after distributing the rewards.
"Thank you, bro; this is what I like about you," said Dilip.
"I'm leaving right now; I have a class at 10 a.m.," Jay said.
"Dev and also have class; let's et in the evening," Ajit suggested.
"Let's have so fun tonight," said Lalit.
Everyone dispersed and went to their respective classes; Rishi smiled and walked over to his sword class. When he entered the classroom, he noticed many people staring at him; he had beco famous. When Nina saw Rishi, she turned her head to the other side and pouted.
Rishi smiled and approached her, asking, "What happened? Are you upset with ?"
"Do I know you?" Nina asked as she turned to the other side.
"I'm sorry, Nina, I didn't tell you about the guild before," Rishi said as he held his ears with both his hands to show his sincerity. I wanted to invite you to join our guild, but my guildmates decided that we would not accept new mbers until the guild competition ended."
"At the very least, you could have inford that you are competing in the guild competition; do you know how bad I felt when I ca to see it and saw you at the Battle Arena in the semi-final?" She spoke in a high tone, her eyes moist. The students around them were perplexed as they observed their interaction.
"Will you join my guild, Nina?" Rishi asked in a gentle tone.
Nina hesitated before saying "no."
"Co on, Nina, we need you," Rishi said.
"Can we begin the class now that your lovey-dovey conversation has ended?" The entire class burst out laughing when the professor said this. Nina's face flushed and she looked down in embarrassnt.
"Sir," Rishi coughed to clear his throat. "It is not what you believe, We were talking about my guild."
"Oh, I rember your guild winning the guild competition; congratulations! You gave a chance to brag in front of other professors, and you really mastered the second form of the 'Triangle Slash' sword technique," praised professor.
"However, when I saw your fight, I noticed many flaws in your swordplay. You can et with after class for a discussion, and you should do better the next ti. As a reward for your accomplishnt, I will teach all Class one new sword technique," he added, to which everyone cheered.
"Don't get too excited; it's just a beginner's sword technique, the toughest low-level Sword technique. And when will you'll win a competition and made proud."
"Also, I will teach the top three students a unique sword technique that complints their fighting style," announced the professor, which lit up the eyes of every student. Even Rishi was looking forward to it.
He took center stage to demonstrate the new technique. He began with an unusual stance, standing on his toes with his body slightly bent. His left hand was on his scabbard, and his right was on the sword's handle; five ters ahead of him was a training dummy; he dashed towards the target while using mana.
"This is one of the best low-level sword techniques known as 'Sword Dash,'" he said as he appeared on the backside of the dummy as the dummy's head slowly separated from its body. "It's a technique that gives you movent and attack."
"In it, you use mana to gain burst movent speed while attacking any opponent nearby. This sword technique has many disadvantages, such as a high mana cost and low damage, but once mastered, its cooldown and mana cost are greatly reduced. Another disadvantage of this technique is that you can only use it on a living target, which makes it difficult to use and master," he added, leading many students to believe this skill is not very good.
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