The battle continued for some time, and Sameer was pushed back repeatedly. At last, he decided to use a forbidden spell and end this battle quickly, but Shreya had already guessed his intentions this time too. She controlled herself not to react, as it might make her opponent aware that she had seen through him.
The black-haired boy with gray eyes jumped back, creating a distance between himself and his opponent. He then closed his eyes, brought his Sword in front of him, and chanted something. Black smoke started releasing from his skill, and darkness started to surround him.
At the same moment, a glint of light flashed through the girl's green eyes standing fourteen meters away from him. She used her movement skills and closed the eight-meter gap in no time. Sameer had calculated it and was sure he would finish before she approached him, but instead of approaching him, she raised her Sword and used 'wind slash.'
Her Sword was surrounded by a green-colored gust of wind, dissipating the next moment. The next moment, Sameer's hand fell. Shreya smirked and performed multiple attacks in front of her, but the next moment, Sameer cried in Agony.
Multiple cuts and wounds appeared all over his body. The blood covered his face, making the world appear to him through a red filter. He looked at the girl smiling at him while sheathing her Sword. The white, sword-shaped area around her disappeared.
He gulped when he saw the crazy expression on her face. "Why were you hiding your strength?"
The girl approached him laughing, As if he had told a funny joke. She kicked his hand into her path before bending down and looking at him. "You give yourself way more importance than you deserve. I was thinking of stomping you in the Guild competition, but to my surprise, a certain someone got you before me."
She looked at the camera and said, "You have gotten naughty since the last time I saw you. It looks like I will need to discipline you a little." She winked at the camera before looking back at Sameer. "Where was I?"
Sameer didn't say anything; he just kept looking at her. He couldn't understand what she said, and he was also unable to believe the beautiful and Elegant Shreya had such a side to her. "You are such a dummy," she said, knocking Sameer's head, which made him return to his senses.
"It looks like you were disappointed," she said, turning Sameer's face and holding his chin. "Are you disappointed? Didn't you ask me if I should show my real self? See, this is how I am." A smile again appeared on her face, and Sameer almost puked. He didn't know this would turn out like this, or he would have never suggested that.
Shreya talked to him for some more time, but at last Sameer fainted. She stood up and took out a handkerchief. She then wiped the blood from her hands before putting the handkerchief on Sameer's face and leaving. Many Tiwari Clan students were enraged as putting the cloth over someone's face was done to deceased people.
She didn't even look at them, as if they didn't exist. A chill ran through their bodies when they realized they were messing with someone who had put their young master to sleep.
When Rishi saw that and heard what Shreya had said, he felt like she was sending him a message. Only now did he realize that she had figured out his identity. He was not surprised, as he was not hiding himself these days, but it was still hard to guess as he had matured a lot.
His height, body structure, face, and skin have changed into a completely different form. The only unchanged thing was his enchanting purple eyes. They had a different and more clear pattern now, but they were still similar.
"What a mess?" He sighed. He knew this day would eventually come but didn't know it would be so soon. Now he was curious: how many people knew of his real identity?
Time passed, and it was now time for the battle between Kajal and Vinay. Everyone was excited as these two were both mages, and the battle between the two participants of the same class was very entertaining. Especially if they both were famous and talented like Kajal and Vinay, they both appeared on the battlefield after some time.
"The next battle would be epic, said Kajal Agastya, the Storm Mage, while her opponent is Dark Mage Vinay. They both have different fighting styles, and their spells and elements are also different, which would make this battle even more interesting," said the commentator.
"Which one of them do you think has the better chance to win, Ronny?" asked the commentator. The audience also waited eagerly for the reply.
Ronny coughed and cleared his throat before saying, "It's hard to guess. The strength of a Mage in PvP depends on how much strength they can use. While they may have very strong spells that might destroy and obliterate everything, the chances are they might not get a chance to use them." The audience agreed.
"The one who is able to use his low and mid-rank spells in a better way would have an edge over others. The spell combination would play a major role. Aside from that, Vinay might be at a disadvantage as his weak curse spells and Undead summons would stand no chance against Kajal's lightning attacks as they are super effective against them."
"It would be interesting to see which strategy Vinay uses to face her. The mages should pay attention; they might learn quite a lot by watching this battle," he added.
"Ronny is right; this battle would help students in mage class a lot, but others should also pay attention; this will also help you when facing mages." said the commentator.
Kajal and Vinay took out their equipment and prepared themselves for the battle. The referee asked them if they were ready before signaling the start of the battle. Strange enough, Kajal used the surf spell this time and approached Vinay while riding a wave.
Vinay summoned Armored Skeletons and retreated. He also released the bone Spear' to attack Kajal. A white barrier surrounded Kajal, and multiple bolts of Lightning appeared from the air and zapped the skeletons. Lightning Spells were super effective against the undead.
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