I can see experience bars after being transported to another world.

Given Leah's current physical condition and combat experience, the maximum strength that this badge can unleash is no more than 30%, which is equivalent to a slightly stronger Tier 3 level.

This level of skill might still be a bit lacking when dealing with Leon, who possesses the Phantom Sun Path.

Leah didn't care about any of that; that was all she could do.

She wasn't good at combat to begin with, and only joined the Knight Academy to take lessons from a few of the academy's knights.

Her understanding of heraldry is nearly exhausted, and with her own abilities, she may never reach the fourth rank in her lifetime.

The Knight Academy was her only way out, and there were very few students studying heraldry, but she was one of the better ones, so she easily joined the Knight Academy.

Wearing the badge, Lia prepared herself mentally. She took a deep breath, and her aura suddenly changed. A weapon made of pure light floated out of her hand—the sword at the Blue Knight's waist.

The next moment, her figure disappeared from the spot.

A gasp of surprise erupted from the stands.

In a brief moment of astonishment, Leon realized what Leah was doing, but he was not too afraid. His body twisted even more violently, and phantoms spread out in layers.

Even those watching from the sidelines were affected to varying degrees, depending on their individual levels of rationality.

Some people raised their hands to rub their eyes, some shook their heads, and a lower-ranking servant held onto the back of the chair, his face pale.

Of course, Lu Yuan was not affected in any way. He could see clearly that Leon's figure was constantly moving among those phantoms, which was a bit comical.

He could clearly see which shadow the real body was in.

In other words, even without using time synchronization, he can keep up with the effects of Leon's bizarre method and become immune to it.

He looked around and saw the others frowning. He roughly understood that Leon's effect was probably not related to combat experience or physical fitness. Otherwise, Blanca and Dean should be stronger than him.

But he didn't see these things, so it must be related to rationality.

Is the sun related to reason? Interesting.

On the stage, Lia's combat experience was clearly lacking.

Faced with Leon's illusion, she could not immediately identify his true form.

Her gaze swept between the shadows, her breathing becoming increasingly rapid.

She could only choose the simplest method.

Leah stopped abruptly, pulled another badge from her pocket, and slammed it onto the ground as she crouched down.

The size of the ring was distorted on a physical level right before everyone's eyes.

The originally nearly 50-meter-long arena was instantly shrunk to less than 20 meters.

Leon's distorted figures instantly filled more than half of the arena.

The gasps from the stands suddenly rose to a crescendo.

They just changed the arena? Lu Yuan stared at the stage, his eyelids twitching. Was this something heraldry could do?

Obviously, this method is the most foolish, but also the most direct: simply shrink the arena and then use your own strength to force a head-on collision.

Leon was clearly unprepared for this tactic from Leah, but he was not afraid.

He was quite confident in his approach, and he knew better than anyone how much hardship and suffering he had endured in developing it.

Most importantly, he considered himself very strong.

Leon completely ignored the shrinking arena, and the instant the distorted shadows disappeared, a bright white flame flashed in his eyes.

The next moment, Leon's gaze collided with that of the onrushing Lia, and a visible flash of fire appeared in Lia's eyes.

The attacking Lia froze on the spot.

The next moment, flames burst forth from Leon's head, and a bright sun rose from his body, hanging high above the arena.

Leah stood frozen in place, her face contorted in pain.

Lu Yuan saw it clearly: what was hanging in the air was not the sun at all, but a human head, or rather, a sun with the face of Leon.

The face was suspended in the firelight, its eyebrows and eyes exactly the same as those on the stage, but it was mistaken for the sun because of the raging flames burning above it.

Where the sunlight shone, Lu Yuan could clearly feel that his rationality seemed to be slightly declining.

Even with the protection of the inscriptions on the arena, the eerie sun hanging in mid-air still had some impact on the outside world.

Some people in the front row of the stands had already turned their heads away, trying to block out the light and stop looking.

Leon's path was quite terrifying, but Leon's head seemed to be connected to the sun in the sky?

If that's the case... then Leah isn't without a chance.

The Blue Knight also sensed something was wrong. She slightly raised her hand, and the inscriptions on the field instantly lit up, drawing back the beams of sunlight that had been affecting the outside world into the field.

On stage, Lia, suppressing her discomfort, rushed to Leon, her aura suddenly intensifying.

This attack was her imitation of the Blue Knight's full-force strike. The light blade slashed down, then suddenly stopped in mid-air. The next moment, the badge on her chest shattered, and her aura vanished completely, like a punctured water bag.

Leon looked at Lia, whose attack hadn't landed, and gathered the sun in the sky and the flames on his body. The distortion around him gradually dissipated, and he stood still, without even his clothes being touched.

He looked at Leah, who was slightly out of breath, and shook his head slightly: "Your attack couldn't hurt me." Then he added, "However, you are indeed not good at fighting."

Leah seemed to have anticipated this situation and did not show much emotion.

She stood up, took a few breaths, and gradually recovered before taking off the tattered badge from her chest.

The shrunken area was restored to its original state at this moment, and the fifty-meter square platform was laid out again.

She took the badge off the ground, dusted it off, and put it back in her pocket.

"I'm no match for them," Leah shrugged, conceding defeat.

"Leon, you win." The Blue Knight confirmed simultaneously.

Compared to the previous matches, this one did seem rather childish.

He first admitted defeat before the fight started, and after charging up for two minutes, he made one move, but he didn't even manage to swing his knife.

Leon's path was indeed very strange and well hidden.

Dean, in particular, hadn't managed to find any way to reach Leon in the past few days.

Many people looked at each other in bewilderment, clearly none of them recognizing which supernatural entity Leon's journey was related to.

On the contrary, Leah's performance was a pleasant surprise.

She is actually a very rare expert in heraldry. Having someone like her as a teammate would be of great help, whether it's on missions or anything else.

Moreover, once heraldry reaches the fourth level, it will be a qualitative change.