"Shit! How could these bastards be so fast in killing such a monstrosity?!"


    A Kossin representative cursed.


    Although they were doing good themselves, probably the best start they ever had when hunting such arge creature, they were still way behindpared to the Colzen representatives who seemed to give zero damns about the creature''s strength, one of them even daring to fight it head-on.


    Unbeknownst to them, although the Colzen Orc Captain looked like it would copse any moment now, its wounds were far from taking its life any time soon.


    It was beyond tough and as bloodied as it was, the wounds were simply superficial to the creature.


    Unfortunately, the Kossin representatives were rattled by its heavily-wounded appearance and some of them started doing things that weren''t in the battle n, taking bigger risks and improvising on the fly, causing their formation to slowly copse.


    To make things worse, the Kossin representatives didn''t have the same opinions and approach to deal with Colzen''s ridiculous killing speed.


    Some of them believed that it would be better to continue the execution of their initial n because improvising on the fly was too risky and they might even be wiped out for doing so.


    However, some also believed that they should take a risk or they would lose to Colzen in terms of killing speed.


    Both sides had logical reasoning but the differences in mentality made their team chemistry copse.


    Finally, after a few more risky maneuvers, the fears of the conservative side came true.


    "Jones! Fall back! "


    The scout representative named Jones took the risk and attacked a few more times than usual resulting in the orc captain''s battle axe shing him in half as he retreated.


    If the hunt wasn''t simted, Jones would''ve been dead.


    Fortunately, the mana coating simply sent him out of the main stage which was way better than being sent to theherworld.


    "Why?! Why didn''t they stick to the n?!"


    The dean of Kossin Academy raged, he couldn''t ept losing this way. It would be better to lose by time difference than by party wipe.


    Unfortunately, his two warrior representatives weren''t strong enough to hold the frontline as none of the two could face the orc captain in a head-on sh.


    Hence, their formation slowly started to copse as the orc captain viciously brandished its giant battle axe toward the remaining Kossin representatives in a destructive rampage.


    The warrior representatives tried to contain the orc captain for as long as possible but narrowly dodging its blows slowly gnawed at the courage in their hearts.


    Finally, after a few more minutes of valiant struggles, one of the warriors was overwhelmed by the orc captain''s onught and was shed in half.


    The familiar azure ray shot out from the dome, leaving only five more Kossin representatives inside.


    In contrast, the Colzen party was cruising.


    Blood sshed everywhere as Shye, Ian, and Siegfried took turns containing the orc captain, allowing someone else to freely inflict wounds on the creature, slowly but surely whittling down its vitality.


    As for the ranged attackers, they were chilling at the backlines, shooting projectiles continuously without worrying about repercussions as their skilled front liners sessfully kept the orc captain at bay.


    A world of differencepared to the pitiful state of the Kossin representatives.


    ''Crap! Crap! I knew we should''ve stuck to the n!''


    The remaining Kossin warrior representative inwardly cursed, his sweat sshing everywhere as he desperately dodged the orc captain''s strong and swift attacks.


    Unfortunately, try as he might, there was no way for him to contain the orc captain alone and although the orc captain found it difficult to kill thest warrior representative, it was the backliners who suffered.


    As the warrior representative deftly escaped a fatal strike, his forced retreat allowed the orc captain to aggress the mages and archers, throwing the entire back line into chaos.


    The mages and the archers had repositioning skills so they managed to temporarily escape the orc captain''s onught but the priest representative wasn''t so lucky.


    His azure mana roots didn''t do a single damn thing to the monstrosity while his barrier got destroyed in a single hit.


    Subsequently, once he was out of protective skills, the priest representative was sent out of the arena by the familiar azure ray of light as the orc captain split his simted avatar vertically in half.


    The simted death of their allies gnawed at the remaining representatives'' morale.


    Remembering that if this was the real deal, then it meant that three of their allies had just been killed.


    Seeing your members fall one by one –an absolute nightmare for adventurer parties


    Their temporarypses of focus ultimately cost them the match as the remaining four were gradually eliminated one by one.


    Kossin''s strongest representative, the remaining warrior, valiantly threw everything he had at the orc captain, unleashing every hidden skill in his arsenal in hopes of taking down the orc captain alone.


    Unfortunately, his efforts were futile.


    Although able to bring the orc captain to half of its entire vitality, his lone strength wasn''t enough, and soon after he used up everything he had, thest representative of Kossin Academy was sent out of the blue dome.


    ''Hmm…a pity that my hometown academy wasn''t able to win.''A young well-built woman from the crowd mused, closely observing the current match. ''Well, that warrior from the Colzen is using my crafts so this isn''t so bad.''


    Unbeknownst to Shye, he already managed to capture the attention of her favorite cksmith.


    Still, Meido was quite a prideful young cksmith so she nned to observe a bit more.


    ''He''s quite a good candidate, quite…handsome as well. If he does my crafts justice in the following matches then I shall consider partnering up with him.''


    While the orc captain annihted the entire Kossin party, the Colzen party seeded in defeating their monstrous adversary.


    A stark contrast of results.


    As the Colzen representatives gloriously descended from the stage, they were met with deafening cheers, sending waves of jolly emotions in their hearts.


    [Congrattions! You''ve earned 32,621 points!]


    Never in the deans'' wildest dreams did they expect to one day finally be one of the top four academies.