Book 6: Chapter 10

Book 6: Chapter 10

Scarlet

All of the competitors of this competition which number somewhere around four to five hundred are sent scattered throughout the edges of the maze. But at the same time, theyre all at least five to ten walls away from each other. Initially.

Quite a few of them are already beginning to rush towards other nearby competitors. Specifically those with sensatory skills or natural powers. Just highly sensitive senses in general.

Because killing other competitors does give points in this competition, unlike in the normal Demon Hunt competition where killing other competitors only steals their points.

Of course, it also steals points in this one. But not as many.

These changes, from what I understand, are because of the much, much smaller gap in power between the competitors. Since the normal Demon Hunt competition has Guardians ranging from Class I all the way through the peak of Class III. Unlike this one which only has Class I Guardians and demons, ranging from level one to one hundred.

Although Im pretty sure the lowest level Guardian out there is around level eight, so not even level one.

No one in their right mind would let a brand new Guardian who has never even fought before or leveled fight in a competition like this.

Their parents would tear the schools apart if that was allowed.

Parents can be scary like that.

Putting that aside though, I quickly focus on Aria amongst the competitors, finding her to be ignoring all of the other competitors and rushing straight towards the center while slaughtering demons along the way.

Good girl. Heading towards the Captain, which is worth a hundred points.

The demon knights amongst the demons there are also worth more points than the other demons, albeit not by that much. And the demon knights are all located a lot closer to the center of the maze.

Now I just have to get used to seeing Aria slinging herself through the maze using massive tentacles that used to be her hair. Because that is not a sight Im used to.

Black and the other commentator whose name I have no idea what is begin commentating over the competition, getting into detail about who is doing what, where, and why. Meanwhile the others in the booth with me start talking amongst themselves as well, no longer keeping silent.

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Its hard to believe sometimes that her magic has a rather large focus on healing as well when I see her fighting like this

Cant really imagine a healer going around like that.

Now then.

I look around the maze, trying to find the other person of interest within this particular competition.

Where are you

My eyes narrow as I search for a few moments until locking directly onto the other person to keep an eye on for this competition. For this year.

The child is a young girl wearing a regular black jacket over a white shirt with black pants and her long black hair tied up in a ponytail.

The daughter of another rather special Guardian, similar to my grandfather on Amelias side of the family. Except this one is in the System.

Shes both. The mother of this child, I mean.

She supposedly knew how to do magic before entering the System and then entered the System by contracting. So she can bypass some of the System restrictions that way.

And in addition to all of that, she has a special magic called Nirvana. Which is a mixture of life and death magic.

A magic that her daughter inherited. Along with a few etched skills.

But unlike her mother, who almost never participates in Fractures or any affairs unrelated to her direct family, the child is a very different story. She fights regularly in the Corrupted Fractures despite gaining nothing from them.

Shes also at around the same level as Aria and may actually be able to give her a run for her money.

Although I doubt shell be able to beat Aria.

It will be interesting to watch, nonetheless.