The weapons I forge are absolutely flawless.

"I never expected Lisette to be so amazing!"

Even with his last foothold taken away, Felix, who could only maintain his balance by stepping on the hilt of the Dark Dragon Soaring Sword with one foot, did not show any sign of frustration on his face. Instead, he praised the other party.

He knew that Lisette was very clever, and even when faced with difficulties, she could always find a solution immediately.

It was unexpected that Lisette, who had always played a supporting role, would be so troublesome once she got serious.

"It's just a matter of intentional maneuvering against unsuspecting opponents. If we're really going to compare, I'm no match for you, Felix," Listy replied frankly.

Aside from Vena and Tilisa, Lisette is arguably the person who understands Felix the most.

She knew how to unleash Felix's full potential, and naturally, she knew how to control his actions.

The spell slots saved by easily passing through the levels, Rikka's outstanding performance, Risty's deep understanding of Felix, and finally, Felix's leniency towards his own people.

A number of factors have contributed to the current situation.

It is said that a well-prepared spellcaster is the most troublesome opponent of the same level.

This duel is a situation where Felix, with a significant information gap, encounters Lisette, who knows him inside and out.

From a purely competitive standpoint, Felix, forced to rely on his weapon to avoid being disqualified by the rules, is now in an overwhelmingly disadvantageous position.

Lisette could easily win by using a simple trick to remove him from the hilt of her sword.

But it was precisely because she understood them that she knew Felix and Venere were the kind of people who couldn't be fathomed by common sense.

To achieve victory, one must abandon any侥幸心理 (a mentality of taking chances).

“This is my last spell, Felix!” Listy solemnly reminded him.

Apart from the high platform she stood on, the rest of the arena had been sculpted by her into a rock giant more than ten meters tall.

It stands tall and imposing, casting a huge shadow on the ground simply by standing upright.

Felix, shrouded in this shadow, appeared incredibly small.

“No problem, no problem,” Felix reassured himself. “It’s just a little bigger. As long as it reaches out, I’ll just slide up its arm and climb up to it.”

The giant raised his arm as he wished.

After being lifted above Felix's head, it snapped at the wrist with a "crack".

A giant rocky hand, as large as a five-fingered mountain, pressed down on Felix.

"This isn't what we agreed on, is it?"

Felix couldn't help but complain.

The giant hand didn't fall very fast; normally, he would have a hundred ways to dodge it.

The problem is that as soon as he lands on the ground from the Dark Dragon Soaring, he will be judged to have lost immediately, forcing him to take the hit head-on.

"Bang!!!"

Felix used the sharpness of the Night Sky Blade to forcefully block the giant hand that fell from the sky. Although he managed to break the giant hand apart with a single sword strike, the Dark Dragon Soaring beneath his feet sank by about ten centimeters.

Before he could catch his breath, a second giant rocky hand followed, hammering down on Felix's head like a nail.

"Bang!!!!"

dusty.

As Felix swung his sword again, he once again poked his head out from the hollow of the giant hand's palm, appearing to be struggling much more than before, his body sinking down a little further.

Seeing that he couldn't defeat the one-armed stone giant after two attacks, his body surged and two hands re-formed, preparing to repeat the same trick.

"You're just taking advantage of the fact that I can't fly!"

Felix pointed angrily at the rock giant.

The stone giant ignored him and struck again with his palm.

As long as the core remains intact and the magic energy provided by Lisette is not depleted, it can continue playing whack-a-mole like this indefinitely.

Unfortunately, Felix is ​​capable of anything when pushed to the limit.

"Fly...fly...fly, I've got it!"

Felix suddenly had a flash of inspiration and flung the black sword in his hand.

Before the giant hand could fully descend, the Blade of Night had already cleaved it in two, and then spun down.

"stop!"

Felix pointed at the falling Night Sky Blade, and a sword mark flashed on his forehead. The Night Sky Blade, which should have fallen to the ground, miraculously hovered in the air.

"Ha, I should have thought of that!"

Without hesitation, Felix stepped onto the Night Sky Blade, and the sudden increase in weight caused the black sword, which had been suspended in mid-air, to sink slightly.

At the same time, he pulled the Dark Dragon Soaring Sword from the ground and held it in his hand again.

"We're playing it again now."

Felix raised his sword and pointed it at the rock giant, the black sword flying through the air seemingly glued to his feet.

The stone giant was naturally indignant that an ant that had just been easily manipulated dared to provoke him, and swung his hand at Felix.

Compared to that giant hand that relies on free fall, this actively swung strike is naturally much faster.

Before the attack even arrived, the fierce palm wind already made Felix's clothes flutter loudly.

But instead of being afraid, he took the initiative to meet him on his sword.

"Ah!"

A deafening roar erupted as Felix pierced through the stone giant's massive hand and hurtled toward its head.

"Ah!"

The Night Sky Blade, now bathed in ghostly light and enveloped in a layer of sword aura, blasted the stone giant's head to smithereens with the most ruthless and unreasonable force.

The loyal Rikka tried to stop him, but Felix slapped her away again.

"Don't come and cause trouble," Felix scolded.

After passing through two trials on his sword, the sword light he had gathered and the eerie glow of the Night Sky Blade had dimmed considerably. He then thrust his sword horizontally into the high platform where Lisette stood.

"Phew, I finally won, right?"

Felix's sword stopped a foot in front of Lisette.

With the distance between them reduced to this point, even if Lisette has other trump cards up her sleeve, Felix has ways to prevent her from using them.

"Yes, I lost."

Lisette nodded, accepting the fact with equanimity.

The moment Felix was able to fly with the sword, her tactical design revealed an irreparable flaw.

Felix deserves this championship.

"The winner is Felix!!!"

Jessica, who had been closely monitoring the battle, announced the news to the entire audience.

"Ooh ooh ooh ooh!"

The audience cheered and applauded Lisette and Felix with all their might.

"Wonderful, really wonderful!"

This is the kind of high-level competition they want to see!

Lisette's skillful coordination of different spells, coupled with the final, imposing rock giant, delivered a truly awe-inspiring performance for the audience.

The image of Felix charging at a giant a hundred times his size with his petite frame is forever etched in the minds of some.

These two contestants, who could easily compete in a beauty pageant, delivered the most spectacular performance to date.

If it weren't already known that Lisette was taken, based solely on her performance in this match, countless people would have shouted that slogan again.

"I want to be Miss Felix's dog!!!"

Wiener glanced at the audience beside him with a look of disdain.

This outrageous statement came from him.

"But Felix is ​​a male," Viner kindly reminded him.

"I don't care, I want to be one too—"

The voices of the enthusiastic fans fell silent abruptly.

Wiener rubbed his hands.

Keeping cats in the dorm is one thing.

He wouldn't allow Felix to keep a dog outside.

Chapter 314 Jessica: Venere's influence is still the most useful.

"This guy really figured it out."

Wiener couldn't help but sigh.

Felix, who used to rely on him to barely use his sword control skills, can now master them on his own.

To be honest, even Venus was moved and touched when Felix soared through the sky on his sword.

Tell me, what man could resist the exhilarating feeling of flying on a sword?

"I have to find a way to learn it," Viner thought to himself. "At the very least, I'll have him take me for a spin around the park a few times."

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"Phew, it's okay."

Seeing that Jessica had officially declared the winner, Felix breathed a long sigh of relief and then sat down on the ground without any regard for his image.

"If you don't admit defeat, I'll have to admit defeat myself."

Felix was perfectly clear-headed.

If it were just a matter of beating Lisette, Venere might not have said anything.

But if Lisette gets hurt, even if it's just a single hair, I'll be in deep trouble.

"Oh, so in your heart, I'm the kind of person who can't accept defeat?"

Listy manipulated the stone platform to slowly lower the two of them down.

“Absolutely not,” Felix quickly waved his hand, shaking his head like a rattle-drum. “I just felt that we’d come this far, and it would be a shame to lose.”

Lisette is indeed only one step away from victory.

If it weren't for Felix's last-minute flash of inspiration, Lisette would probably have gotten what she wanted.

“The process is more important than the result,” Listy shook her head.

Since she has already done her best, there is nothing to regret even if she loses.

If Felix were to give up so hastily like Vena, it would truly be a betrayal of the effort and hard work she had put into the Griffin War.

"Get up, everyone's watching. What kind of behavior is it to sit on the ground after winning the championship?" Lisette whispered a reminder.

As the stone pillar platform continued to descend, the figures of the two were increasingly exposed to the audience's view.

Felix was squatting on the ground like that; anyone who didn't know better would think there was some kind of shady deal going on.

"Oh."

Felix listened to the advice and struggled to get up, but failed twice in a row.

These last two battles had indeed exhausted him so much that when he relaxed for a moment, his body was somewhat out of control.

"a bit tired."

Felix scratched the back of his head and laughed sheepishly.

“You,” Lisette said helplessly, extending her hand to Felix, “have Vena treat you to a big meal tonight, to really reward you.”

She knew very well that Vener had made a fortune working with Anna recently, and it was time for him to bleed a little.