Physical mage, challenge me to a solo duel!

Looking at Qu Yang's face covered in blood and his forearm clearly twisted, Wang Yi hesitated for a long time before finally resisting the urge to release the healing beam to Qu Yang.

Wang Yi didn't want to compete with those medical students who knew his strengths and weaknesses for jobs.

After Shen Yuan checked Qu Yang's condition, he gently waved his hand, and the medical students who had been watching him closely rushed over and carried Qu Yang away.

During the process of taking Qu Yang away, a senior student who looked very familiar gazed at Wang Yi's angular and well-proportioned upper body under his tattered clothes and didn't forget to give him a warm kiss.

The other female students also greeted Wang Yi with smiles and laughter.

After all, they had heard about the duel between Wang Yi and Wu Guan, and knew that Wang Yi's real profession was actually a medical mage.

Although... it doesn't quite look like it.

The reason Wang Yi didn't treat Qu Yang was definitely not because he had exhausted his magic power; he simply wanted to provide them with more specimens.

What a polite junior! Not only did he personally participate as material, but he also encouraged many others to do the same.

With so many materials to practice with, the chances of getting into a magical medical university are much greater.

"Not bad," Chu Guangguo commented from the podium.

"It's really good." Xie Yuanyu also expressed his approval with a smile.

"His physical training is very strong, no worse than a mid-level mage." Zhuo Yancheng echoed this sentiment, somewhat in line with the group's sentiment.

Zhuo Yancheng naturally recognized the Black Rock Heavy Armor spell and knew just how incredibly heavy it was.

For a novice mage to be able to move swiftly while wearing Black Rock Heavy Armor, at the very least, their talent and persistent effort are indispensable.

But that's it.

In Zhuo Yancheng's opinion, Wang Yi has no other outstanding qualities besides his good physical condition.

The victory in this battle was mainly due to the rare Blackrock Heavy Armor.

This top-tier defensive magic of rare quality, if absorbed and diligently practiced, would make one virtually invincible among novice mages.

Therefore, it is magic that is powerful, not the individual.

It's true that the Black Rock Heavy Armor is quite difficult to absorb.

Top-tier magic universities consider not only a student's ability but also their potential when admitting students.

Although the rare-grade Blackrock Heavy Armor would allow Wang Yi to dominate among novice mages, the extremely limited number of mid-grade Blackhoofed Yak Bulls meant that it was virtually impossible for him to absorb the divine-grade Blackrock Heavy Armor.

This can lead to insufficient stamina.

Relying too much on this magic, the Blackrock Heavy Armor became inadequate against various attack spells, primarily of the divine grade, after advancing to the intermediate level of mage.

Intermediate-level mages are merely an internal requirement for these top-tier magic universities.

Therefore, Zhuo Yancheng's evaluation of Wang Yi was naturally not as high as that of Wang Jiang.

At the very least, the king's extraordinary intuition in battle is a talent that accompanies him throughout his life, and a skill that other mages can hardly match.

Chu Guangguo frowned slightly. Although it was a compliment, he could sense the indifference hidden in Zhuo Yancheng's tone.

Or rather, they were simply echoing him and Xie Yuanyu.

Chu Guangguo thought Wang Yi was good not because of the Black Rock Heavy Armor, nor because Wang Yi defeated the senior high school students.

It was Wang Yi's resoluteness and courage in dispelling the Black Rock Heavy Armor that made her decide to dispel it.

This is from a soldier's perspective.

While not all soldiers are fearless, those who are afraid of death will never be good soldiers.

However, Chu Guangguo was too lazy to explain. Although the Imperial Capital Magic University was strong, Chu Guangguo didn't like some of the atmosphere in the school.

Of the four, only Kou Ganlin yawned, looking somewhat bored, without offering any comment.

The Imperial Capital Magical Medical University specializes in medicine, so naturally they have little interest in combat.

Whether one becomes a doctor in the real world and dedicates oneself to the medical field, or enters the interdimensional passage to become a military doctor, one is more or less inseparable from the training of the Imperial Capital Magical Medical University.

Therefore, the Imperial Capital Magical Medical University is also the most popular partner for other magic universities.

In particular, some military-affiliated magic universities prefer to send their medical mage students to the Imperial Capital Magical Medical University for further studies.

In such cases, the Imperial Capital Magical Medical University often accepts all applicants.

Since we're all training anyway, training more military doctors is a good thing.

Of course, there aren't many magic universities that have the capability to exchange ideas with the Imperial Capital Magical Medical University.

Because the Imperial Capital Magical Medical University can't train talent for other schools for free, it always has to charge training fees for things like rare medical magic crystals or powerful magical beast corpses.

Compared to the fighting on the ring, Kou Ganlin was more interested in seeing what kind of treatment the two students carried into the treatment room would receive, and how the medical students in their second and third years of high school would handle it.

It's just that everyone is sitting here, so it's a bit inappropriate for him to run down there.

Kou Ganlin could only hope that tomorrow's team competition would allow him to witness the strength of the healing mage in his team.

After announcing the result of the match and carrying the injured player off the stage, Ma Xiaoting returned to the stage.

The battle between Wang Yi and Qu Yang took longer than the previous match between Wang Jiang and Ma Botao, but the whole process still didn't exceed two minutes.

Or rather, competitions among human mages, due to the prohibition against absorbing magic crystals to replenish magic power, usually do not last very long.

Even in team matches, when both sides are evenly matched, if the battle reaches a stalemate, the magic power will be exhausted in no more than ten or twenty minutes.

Surely, even if both sides lose their magic and fight each other, they can't determine a winner.

Wang Yi carried his halberd toward his seat in the stands, and many students made way for him along the way.

Although both won, Wang Yi's method of winning seemed far more brutal than Wang Jiang's.

"Next up is the third match, between Kong Pengyuan from Class 1 of Senior 3 and Jiang Yue from Class 3 of Senior 1."

Ma Xiaoting's clear voice rang out from the arena. Wang Yi sat down in the empty seat between Qi Xiaohao and Wang Jiang.

"Wow, E-ge is amazing!" Qi Xiaohao was even more excited than if he had won himself.

"Keep it down, keep it down." Wang Yi smiled shyly and gently patted Qi Xiaohao's arm.

Because Wang Yi was still holding the halberd, he slightly blocked the view of the students behind him.

However, I imagine the students who follow won't have too much of an opinion.

After all, there are plenty of empty seats in the stands, so you can sit anywhere.

Wang Yi, who had settled down, looked up and happened to see Jiang Yue's back as he went up on stage.

However... Jiang Yue was also carrying a long halberd.

"Where did he come from? Did he also order one from you?" Wang Yi was a little confused, then asked Wang Jiang, who was standing next to him.

Jiang Yue possesses rare-grade magic; isn't he a traditional offensive mage?

Is it really true that one is influenced by one's surroundings, and has been led astray?

"Of course, he lent it to me." Wang Jiang's tone carried a rare hint of helplessness: "He said it would make their image more consistent this way."

Wang Yi clicked his tongue, unsure of what to say for a moment.