Amy's words silenced the entire arena for a moment, then erupted into a sea of cheers.
They had been holding back all morning. From George defeating the Magic Academy students one by one, to Hank taking on three, then four, and finally the rest, the representatives from Chaos Academy hadn't even shown any threat to their opponents. They were hesitant and timid on stage, completely overwhelmed in terms of presence.
But now, this young girl, representing Chaos Academy, stepped onto the stage and casually told them, "All of you can challenge me!" Her confidence and self-assurance instantly ignited the entire arena.
Even if this was just something the little girl said casually out of ignorance, at least she vented everyone's anger. This is how Chaos Academy should act, how can they give in so easily!
"Captain, is she our fifteenth member?" someone asked in a low voice.
"The Dean told me yesterday that the last spot is reserved for a special person. In the Magic Academy, the most special person should be Lord Crassus's apprentice. It's undoubtedly her." Klaus looked at Amy's retreating figure with a complicated expression.
Although he held no hope that Amy would defeat the Mage Tower's people, but she hadn't disgraced Chaos Academy and the Magic Academy, truly demonstrating the confidence and fighting spirit a mage should possess.
In contrast, their hasty defeat in all matches and their dejected appearance failed to set a good example for their junior brothers and sisters, which was truly shameful.
The others shared similar thoughts, unconsciously straightening their posture, puffing out their chests, and regaining their spirits. It didn't matter if they failed, but if they gave up and became despondent, then they would be the real losers.
Capas looked at Amy with a kind smile. The little one that Crassus and Yulian were fighting over must be a rare genius. However, she had only been learning magic for a short time, so it was unlikely that she could defeat these opponents here today. But her aura and temperament had already determined that she would become a strong person in the future. The most important thing for a strong person is the heart of a strong person - absolute self-confidence.
"This is Crassus's apprentice? She doesn't seem particularly special, but why is Crassus so confident in letting her compete?" Albert squinted at Amy, then glanced back at Mai Ge, who was carrying the boxes. When Hank pointed at the little girl earlier, there seemed to be a fleeting change in his demeanor, but now he just looked like an ordinary person.
"Sorry, Amy wasn't feeling well last night, so I let her sleep in this morning. She almost missed the match." Mai Ge said somewhat apologetically as he sat down in the empty seat next to Crassus, carrying the lunchboxes.
"It's alright. Compared to fighting these guys, it's definitely more important for Little Amy to sleep." Crassus waved his hand dismissively, took the bag from Mai Ge, and said resentfully as he opened it, "But Boss Mai, you've kept me waiting for ages. I'm an old man, and you almost made me starve to death. That's a bit too much."
"Isn't it inappropriate to eat here now?" Mai Ge said with a slightly strange expression.
"What does it matter? It's immoral to let a centenarian starve to death here." Crassus said matter of factly, then directly lifted the lids of the tofu pudding and Braised Chicken Rice boxes.
The delicate aroma of tofu pudding and the fragrance of braised chicken immediately wafted out, the aroma of mushrooms and chicken particularly strong and spreading rapidly, quickly attracting the attention of many people.
"It smells so good! What is this?"
Many people immediately looked around, the aroma was simply irresistible, even in the tense situation.
"Which little brat brought food into the venue again..." Greenton turned around somewhat annoyed, preparing to use his authority as the Dean of Students to make the brat take the food to the Dean of Students' office first.
"You have a problem with that?" Crassus put down the chopsticks and asked Greenton.
Greenton looked at Crassus carrying the food box, swallowed back his words, and smiled, "Please eat slowly, please eat slowly."
"Okay." Crassus nodded, picked up his rice and started eating, making the teachers and students around him swallow hard, the smell was simply unbearable.
Amy's words caused a huge stir in the hall and angered the young people of the Mage Tower. How dare a four years old dare to make such outrageous remarks and tell them to challenge her? It was simply outrageous.
Although she was Crassus and Yulian's apprentice, but she was far too young. Even the elven princess of yesteryear was only a level two mage at her age, and that was after being exposed to magic from a young age.
However, she had only been an apprentice for a little over a month, yet becoming a level one mage was already considered exceptionally talented. Any one of them could easily defeat her.
However, precisely because of this, no one was willing to step forward to challenge her. After all, their opponent was just a four years old girl, and even if they won, it would be seen as bullying a child, easily becoming a laughingstock.
"George, you're in charge of teaching her a lesson. Let her know how to properly spell 'Mage Tower'." Hank said, glancing at Amy before patting George on the shoulder.
"Okay." Although George was somewhat reluctant, but he did not refuse and slowly walked towards the area shrouded in light, stopping four meters away from Amy.
He came to the Chaos City on orders, and more important than the challenge was to outmaneuver Crassus's apprentice. This was clearly his only chance.
"George • Gu De Yi Er." George announced his name to Amy.
"I am Amy." Amy replied, a hint of excitement on her little face. This was her first formal duel with a mage.
"The tenth match of the challenge begins now." Capas announced loudly.
The crowd gradually quieted down, everyone staring intently at the two on the stage. Although they felt that Amy was no match for George, but they still wanted to see how she would make her move, even if it was just a basic spell.
George looked at the tiny Amy, an opponent he'd never encountered before, and felt a little uneasy. He frowned and said, "You're younger than me, so don't say I'm bullying you. I'll give you a chance to go first. If you know magic, you can cast your spell first. Otherwise, you might not even get a chance."
"You're older than me, so I'll also give you a chance to cast your spell, because you only have one chance." Amy said solemnly, her little face extremely serious.
"Arrogant fellow." A bluish-green light began to gather on George's magic wand, preparing to defeat her with a single blow.
"I'm being super serious." The short stick in Amy's hand transformed into a purple magic wand, which slowly floated in front of her. She opened her two small hands, and a ball of fiery red flame and a ball of icy blue ice flame rose from her palms at the same time. Then she slowly merged them together, turning them into an ice-fireball that was half icy blue and half fiery red.
"Go, Ice and Fire Bomb!" Amy shouted, reaching out to grasp the magic wand floating in front of her.