Chapter 112 009: The Angry Chief

The competition continued for a few more days before coming to an end.

Several of Luo Xi's close friends have made it to the final stage.

Allen made it through the first two rounds of the finals, but in the third round he encountered a mid-level apprentice from the Burial Grounds. The troublesome skeleton servants left Allen helpless.

This was also the first time Rosie had seen necromancy from the White Witch Domain, and it was quite different from the black wizard apprentices he had seen before.

The dark wizard and his apprentice he had previously encountered all exuded a strong sense of negative energy; just looking at them made him feel depressed and gloomy.

This is basically unavoidable for necromancers, since necromancy revolves around the dead, and many magical experiments are quite cruel. After being exposed to a lot of these things, necromancers will naturally develop a great psychological burden, which will generate negative energy particles.

However, the Burial Grounds apprentice that Rosie saw on the arena didn't seem much different from an ordinary wizard, and the necromancy he cast seemed to be just elemental energy dressed in necromancy.

Both have their advantages, at least the necromancy of the Burial Grounds shouldn't make you go crazy after learning it.

However, if we're talking about power, Rosie still thinks that the dark wizard necromancy spells, which are wrapped in a large number of negative energy particles, are stronger.

Like Nicole, Aina was eliminated in the round-robin stage. Combat has never been her forte, and she was unlucky to encounter opponents who were all top-ranked students from the eight major departments.

Among the apprentices Rosie knew, the one who achieved the best results was undoubtedly Joshua, who had fought alongside her before. He defeated all her competitors and won the championship of this competition with an undefeated record.

It must be said that although this show-off is ridiculously arrogant, he does have the right to be so.

After the match.

In the classroom, Rosie and her friends gathered together. Lily and the others rarely came to the Elemental Castle and said they wanted to visit it, so Rosie took them around.

Ryan said with great regret, "It's such a pity. If you hadn't revealed your spell too early, you definitely wouldn't have lost."

Lily wholeheartedly agreed: "Yes, your opponent was clearly well-prepared."

Although several days have passed since the match, everyone is still feeling regretful about Rossi's previous loss.

After all, based on the level he showed in his previous match against Charlotte, he definitely had a chance to compete for the finals. It was really hard to accept that he lost so early and didn't even get a spot to go to France.

"Damn it," Jobri said. "With your strength, you still can't go to France? What kind of idiot designed these competition rules? They're so stupid!"

Luo Xi smiled and said, "It's alright."

No matter how sophisticated the rules are, there are always loopholes. If he's determined not to go, he'll find a way.

Seeing his nonchalant expression, Leon couldn't help but say, "Hey, buddy, aren't you even a little bit annoyed? That was a chance to go to Fran, and you just let it slip by. It was practically yours!"

Well, how about we act a little more heartbroken?

Luo Xi was also helpless.

He turned to Nicole beside him and asked, "Are you sad? You can't go to Fran."

Nicole hugged his arm: "Haha."

Seeing the behavior of these two people, the others didn't know what to say. Should they praise their magnanimity, or should they say they were brainless?

"Rosie!"

"Damn it, you get out here!"

Just then, a shout came from outside; it was Joshua's voice.

Nicole was taken aback: "Joshua? What's he doing?"

Ryan asked, "Is this for you?"

Rosie nodded: "A friend. I'll go check on him."

When I went out into the hallway, I saw Joshua shouting and yelling with red eyes, like a raging lion.

Upon seeing Rosie emerge, he walked straight over and demanded, "Damn it, why? Why did you lose the match?!"

Luo Xi was taken aback, then replied matter-of-factly, "We can't beat them."

Joshua choked.

He clearly could not accept this reason.

You should know that before the competition started, he regarded Luo Xi as his only rival, and in his mind, the final match would only and inevitably be between the two of them.

This is the sacred competition to determine the true number one apprentice of this term!

Joshua had prepared for this moment far too much. For the past few days, he had been meticulously simulating his match with Rosie in the ring, from what kind of magic Rosie would use to guessing what other trump cards he might have up his sleeve. He had deduced countless times.

But now he's being told that this guy, whom he considers his strongest opponent, doesn't need to fight anymore, because he's already lost!

How is that possible!

Joshua shouted angrily, "You're lying! You clearly let us win on purpose, stop pretending!"

No way?

How did this guy figure that out?

For a moment, Rosie was genuinely taken aback by Joshua, instinctively thinking that she had overlooked something and given herself away. But that shouldn't be the case; she had acted very naturally, hadn't she?

Joshua said with absolute certainty, "Although I don't know your reason for doing this, I'm absolutely certain you did it on purpose, deliberately losing the match. How could an opponent of that caliber possibly beat you?"

There was no substantial evidence, but that's what Joshua's intuition told him.

"You've disappointed me so much!"

He glared at Luo Xi with hatred, left those words, and turned to leave without looking back.

Luo Xi was speechless.

He didn't have any ill feelings towards Joshua himself, but the other man seemed to be mentally ill, always doing some inexplicable things. His thinking seemed to be completely out of sync with normal people, making it impossible to communicate with him.

Nicole, who had followed, said with dissatisfaction, "What's wrong with Joshua? Why is he acting so strangely for no reason?"

"Maybe. Probably"

After thinking about it carefully, Luo Xi concluded, "She's probably just jealous that I have a beautiful girlfriend."

Nicole blushed slightly and said sweetly, "Nonsense."

Neither of them took the little incident to heart, and they turned and walked back to the classroom hand in hand.

However, before they could even leave, another shout came from behind.

"Roshi Herat's apprentice."

Luo Xi turned around and saw a young girl walking towards her. She was wearing a black and white maid's skirt, had a pair of striking cat ears on her head, and carried a greatsword that was completely disproportionate to her size.

It was clearly the cat-eared member of the Best family whom I had met before.

The cat-eared figure maintained the same cold demeanor as before, speaking in a slightly commanding tone: "My lady wishes to see you."

(End of this chapter)

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