Uma Musume Girl, I'll tell you about my Santa Hat special move too?

"I promise! I promise! Whatever you ask of me, I'll grant it!"

"it is good."

Alice nodded in satisfaction, withdrew her right hand, and then quickly and efficiently untied all the restraints from her.

Then she extended her right hand to the racehorse girl on the bed, a fist forming beneath her long sleeve:

"It seems you like this? Then it's a deal, isn't it? This year's Takarazuka Memorial Tournament... let's duel there."

"kindness!"

Seeing this familiar gesture, Stardust Illusion instinctively extended its right hand to bump fists with the other party in agreement.

Then, she realized the meaning behind the other person's words:

"Huh? The Takarazuka Memorial, a duel with you?!"

Chapter 233 Only Children Make Choices

Although he didn't know why Alice had specifically come to make this battle decision with him, participating in the Takarazuka Memorial didn't seem like a difficult thing to do, so Stardust Illusion reluctantly agreed.

Of course, although Stardust Mirage isn't usually good at learning, he's not unaware of the differences between this G1-level event and the classic Triple Crown.

The "Classic" in "Classic Triple Crown" signifies that only runners from the "Classic Year" can participate in this race.

In short, it's a special race that's only open to runners in their first or second year of their career.

This is why the entire Japanese nation regards these three races as the highest honor for local horse racing girls.

After all, this is a race that every runner can only participate in once in their lifetime.

It is precisely because there is absolutely no chance for regret or revenge that everyone is now flocking here to seize their own unique glory.

For these runners, these three races are more than just a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

More importantly, all of his opponents in these three matches were his own age, which meant that the conditions were completely equal, and the competition was purely based on strength and talent.

That's something that can't be used as an excuse; it's the purest, most fair competition between runners!

However, in G1 high-stakes races, these are not the only restrictions that provide fair competition for horse girls.

For example, the match that Airi Soko had just promised herself, the Takarazuka Memorial.

This race, along with another event called "Arima Kinen," can be considered the "all-star event" of the Japanese horse racing world.

Generally speaking, G1-level high-stakes tournaments require certain eligibility criteria to register and participate.

For example, the Satsuki Prize requires meeting the cumulative prize money requirement or winning a ranking in a previous event. At the very least, if the first two conditions are not met, the winner is ranked according to the amount of accumulated prize money.

However, the Takarazuka Memorial and the Arima Memorial are different.

They have no requirements regarding the cumulative bounty, debut year, or even the place of origin of the racehorse girls; they only determine the appearance of the racehorse girls based on the popularity vote of the racehorse girls in all of Japan, which is compiled by JRA.

In other words, the Takarazuka Memorial symbolizes the end of the spring season, while the Arima Memorial symbolizes the end of the year's season.

In these two races, what Saima Musume carries is the purest expectation from her supporters; these are the two races that supporters recognize the most.

Furthermore, the opponents in the competition will come from all levels, and may even be runners who have been in the industry for several years and are at their true peak.

If Stardust Illusion were to sign up, it would likely face formidable opponents like [Serious Competition Golden Ship] and [Healthy Silent Suzuka], who are clearly not the same age as it.

……

It doesn't seem like a big deal?

Stardust Illusion tilted its head and suddenly realized the problem.

Shouldn't having a strong opponent be a good thing?

He can challenge a powerful opponent and fulfill his promise to Suko at the same time, which is killing two birds with one stone.

After all, I don't need to worry about having too few breaks between competitions or not getting enough rest.

The system's divine power is attached to me!

Oh, right.

Speaking of this, it seems like it's been a long time since I've looked at the system page in detail? 乛

Thinking this, Stardust Illusion casually swiped across the semi-illusory system panel in front of him to open and view the mission page.

[Host detected to have finished the career race in first place, reward 63 PT.]

[Host has received mission completion reward: Perseverance attribute increased by 14 points; random item draw in progress...]

[The host has obtained the system item: Guardian Charm x1, which has been added to the system inventory.]

Seeing the notification that the task was completed, Stardust Illusion finally remembered what had happened.

The last career mission was supposed to be the Yayoi Prize, but after she finished it, she got too excited about the competition with the East Merchants Reform, and the reward's attribute was also the very ambiguous perseverance.

Completely oblivious to the fact that she had received a mission reward, she had completely forgotten about it!

However, what is the next career match, and why isn't there a new mission requirement as usual?

Based on general game knowledge, since the Yayoi Prize is a career mission, shouldn't the Satsuki Prize be next?

Following the prompt, Stardust Illusion continued reading:

[Host detected to have achieved first place in the Career Battle Satsuki Prize, reward 71 PT.]

[System notification: Host's career mission has entered the second stage. System upgrade in progress...]

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System upgrade complete!

[The host has initiated a main storyline quest. Please select the main storyline quest from the list below.]

Main Quest 1: The Undefeated Overlord.

[A thunderous roar descended upon the reigning champions of the year, overwhelming all rivals with sheer dominance and utterly reigning supreme throughout the entire season.]

[Mission Requirements: Participate in at least 7 high-stakes tournaments within one year, with at least 5 of them being G1 level tournaments. Furthermore, achieve a first-place finish in all open tournaments throughout the year.]

[Task Rewards: Based on a 1-year timeframe, completing the task requirements for each year will reward you with a 150-point increase in all attributes, a random Advanced Divine Grace x1, and a random item x1.]

Is this mission... from that horse racer girl from the original world?

Stardust Illusion pondered this as it continued reading downwards along the text.

Main Quest 2: The Swift Runner Traversing Another Dimension.

[Powerful beings from other dimensions proclaim their identity, determined to hold fast to the view at the forefront and refuse to relinquish it to anyone.]

[Mission Requirements: In your upcoming Open Championship career, you must employ a lead-running strategy in at least 9 out of every 10 matches, and trigger the Gold Skill: Great Escape in at least 1 out of every 2 matches.]

[Task Rewards: Starting with 10 open matches, each completed 10 open matches will grant a 100-point boost to all attributes, a random Advanced Divine Grace x1, and a random item x1.]

What about this? The requirements for missions specializing in escape...

Main Quest 3: Half-Body Bathed in Starlight.

A delicate young woman, bathed in the glow of the constellations, steps onto the center of the field, carrying emotions heavier than anyone else's.

[Task Requirements: In each race, you must demonstrate a skill learned from at least one different runner, and the skill level must not be lower than that of the original runner. Furthermore, each skill requirement can only be fulfilled once.]

[Mission Reward: For each match completed, receive a 10-point boost to all attributes and 1 random item.]

What is this, an impersonation show?

Main Quest 4: The Wise Man Fishing Under the Vast Sky.

The person who truly controls the game is not just someone who moves their legs, but someone who can manipulate the entire event with ease.

[Mission Requirements: In each open race, you must identify and disrupt at least one runner's running strategy, and at least one runner must stall.]

[Task Reward: Upon completion of the task, all attributes will increase by 10 points after each match, and there is a certain chance to obtain a random unique skill.]

And this... it feels like you're being made to play the villain?

Stardust Illusion turned its gaze somewhat reluctantly to the last task:

Main Quest 5: The Blissful Blue Rose Piercing the Cold Flame.

The most powerful assassin, who transforms misfortune into his own strength, bringing despair to others.

[Mission Requirements: Before each open tournament begins, the host will randomly experience an opponent's obsession with winning that tournament, and must defeat that opponent during the match.]

[Task Reward: Gain the special innate skill: Blue Rose Beyond All, and this skill will be strengthened with each completed task.]

[Please select a main quest.]

Stardust Illusion looked at the system and scratched his head. The first 123 items were manageable, but the 45th item seemed a bit cruel.

(but……)

Stardust Illusion extended its finger and tapped the system page to make a selection.

(As long as it's a challenge related to the competition... we're happy to have as many as you want!)

I, Tamamo, will directly choose all missions as the main storyline!

You can earn five different rewards by completing five tasks at once.

Genius, discharged from the hospital!

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My keyboard broke... I can only post 4000 characters. I'll go buy a cheap keyboard today to tide me over; the one I ordered online probably won't arrive for a few more days.

Chapter 234 The Loser, the Emperor of the East Sea

Let's rewind to a short time ago.

Panting heavily, the girl, unable to even stand, slumped to the side and collapsed onto the grass.