The Legend of Soul Fighter: The Genius Repeater

Fire Wolf sighed suddenly: "It's a pity that fat man won't be able to see your final."

"Hehe, we will see Danny again one day." Mu Bai said with a smile.During this time, he had already looked away from Danny's departure.

"Wood white!"

Joanna's roar came from far ahead.

"Mentor Joanna..." Mu Bai was slightly taken aback when he saw Joanna walking quickly with dozens of students in the class.

"You brat, why are you here so late? I've been waiting for you all morning!" Joanna said angrily with two veins popping out on her forehead.

Mu Bai couldn't see the weak shadow of the night before from her body at all, and he had already returned to his original stern expression.

"Mubai, we guys have been waiting for you for a long time."

"Yes, today's game must be won!"

In front of him, those students cheered for Mu Bai.

Mu Bai nodded, jumped off the back of the Golden Retriever Lion, stood in front of Joanna, glanced at the group of classmates in front of him, nodded with a smile, patted the armor on his chest, and said: " For the glory of our class 2, wait for my victory!" After speaking, he strode towards the ring.

"This brat." Joanna raised her lips and smiled, looking at Mu Bai's back, as if she had seen 'him' when he went to the battlefield.

……

Not for a moment.

Mu Bai's figure stood quietly on the ring.

When those Pingming who watched the battle saw Mu Bai on the ring, they all exclaimed.

"Ah! Is this the boy who slayed the dragon?"

"That must be false news. He is still so young, how could he do it."

"I was in the equipment store, and I heard the students in the academy talk about it with my own ears. How could this news be false?"

"Tell me, who will be the final champion this time? I heard that His Majesty the King has prepared a rich reward."

"I bet fifty thousand gold coins on this kid."

For a moment, countless people pointed at Mu Bai, whispering some news about Mu Bai that they had learned.

80.00% of the civilians who came here to watch the battle bought bets, and many high-ranking nobles secretly sent their subordinates to buy bets.