Chapter 2259 Result

Chapter 2259 Result

The closing ceremony of the tournament was a spectacle to behold, with tens of thousands of visitors filling the grand arena to celebrate the achievements of the academy's finest. The atmosphere was electric, far surpassing that of the group exams. While the group exams were crucial for Hall's advancement, the personal exams were where individual prowess truly shone, showcasing the acolytes' abilities in full force. This year's ceremony held even greater significance, marking the first graduation since the academy's founding three years ago.

As the ceremony commenced, all gold insignia holders were called to the stage, their achievements recognized before the crowd. The top 10 acolytes, the elite of the elite, were positioned at the highest point of the stage, each one a symbol of unparalleled talent and hard work.

Headmaster Goldstein himself presided over the awards, a figure of immense respect and authority within the Academy. As he handed out the recognitions and rewards, the crowd erupted into applause, the sound of clapping and cheering resonating throughout the grand arena. Each acolyte stood proudly, basking in the moment of glory they had earned through countless hours of training and fierce battles.

For many in the audience, this was more than just a ceremony—it was a celebration of perseverance, strength, and the relentless pursuit of excellence. The cheers continued to echo through the arena, a testament to the high stakes and the incredible achievements of those who had fought their way to the top.

Witnessing Damo being listed as rank 97 and Dillion as rank 19 filled Emery, Klea, and Akhasa, along with the rest of Hall 60, with uncontainable excitement. Their cheers echoed through the grand arena, a collective outpouring of pride and joy.

When Shinta's name was called to step forward to the front line, Emery felt a warmth swell within him that was almost overwhelming.

Seeing his daughter, with her striking silvery hair and fierce personality, Emery couldn't help but reminded of a certain person and smile, a bittersweet feeling in his heart.

"I hope you are seeing this..." Emery murmured softly to himself.

Shinta's achievement wasn't just a personal victory; it was a triumph for all half-bloods. Her entry into the top 10 brought a new level of respect from her fellow half-blood acolytes and her name began to spread like wildfire across the half-blood community, proof that they were not just brutish warriors, but could stand toe-to-toe with the other genius of the academy, and their ancient techniques. n/ô/vel/b//jn dot c//om

The celebration continued with music and dance, the acolytes showing off their skills in a more relaxed setting. Even Klea took to the stage, her presence enchanting the crowd as she performed with grace and charm. Her skills captivated everyone, adding an extra layer of joy to the festivities.

As the night wore on and the festivities began to wind down, Dillion made his way through the crowd, seeking out Emery. His face, usually calm and composed, was tinged with a hint of regret. "Master, I couldn't win the last match. I let you down."

Emery shook his head and placed a reassuring hand on Dillion's shoulder. "You fought with everything you had, and that's all anyone can ask for." He paused, his eyes locking onto Dillion's with a look of firm belief. "Your future is as vast. Who knows, you might even surpass me one day."

Dillion's eyes widened in surprise, then softened with gratitude. "Thank you, Master," he replied, his voice filled with renewed determination. The weight of his earlier defeat seemed to lift, replaced by a newfound resolve.

As the party in Hall 60 continued with its lively music and exuberant festivities, a new guest made her entrance. Shinta, fresh from her own celebration at the half-blood hall, burst into the room with a cheerful exclamation.

"I'm not late, am I!?" she called out, her voice full of youthful exuberance.

The acolytes of Hall 60 greeted her arrival with warm applause and cheers. However, Emery's mood shifted from celebratory to uneasy. As he watched his daughter, barely 16 years old, with a slightly tipsy demeanor, a surge of paternal concern washed over him.

Klea intervened before Emery's growing irritation could dampen the festive atmosphere. "Let the girl celebrate, alright? Don't you remember? We did the same at their age."

Despite her attempt to calm him, the memory of Klea stumbling drunk and collapsing on his bed years ago flashed through Emery's mind, only heightened his concern.

Emery remained apprehensive. His protective instincts kept him alert, watching over the party like a vigilant guardian.