The Author's POV

Chapter 424

After the incident with Emma, the tournament was put on hold for a couple of days.

The reason why it was put on hold had nothing to do with Emma, in truth. Instead, it was because the preparations for broadcasting the tournament throughout each domain were ready.

Since it required a lot of mana to broadcast the events, the leaders only chose to start broadcasting them at the round of thirty-two.

With radio frequencies being blocked by the barrier enveloping Issanor, normal broadcasting means couldn't be used. Hence, the long waiting time.

At least this applied to the human side as they needed to make the proper arrangements. They weren't as advanced as the other races after all.

"Congrats on passing the round."

Meeting up with Ava and Hein, I first congratulated Ava who had actually passed the round.

Because of the incident that happened, I was unable to watch her fight live. But after gaining access to replays of the video, I spent a good couple of hours analyzing her fight. And I had to say, I was impressed.

At first, I thought that she wouldn't have made it this far as, like Hein, her specialty didn't lie in 1 v 1. But, I was quickly proven wrong.

With her now improved flute, she could summon up to eight beasts, with all of them ranked at around rank.

Typically, this many beasts wouldn't have been able to deal with a rank, but the synergy that Ava was able to create between each beast made her a known threat, enough to bridge a rank gap.

Watching her fight in the video I was really left amazed and made a mental note to myself to pay close attention to her next fight. Perhaps she would once again surprise me.

"Thank you."

At my words, Ava replied with a smile.

"I wasn't really confident in my chances, but I guess I got lucky."

"No."

I shook my head.

"Luck can only get you so far. This was all you."

Turning to look behind Ava, my eyes paused on Hein.

"You seem to be doing a lot better than before. You managed to get over your loss."

"Not really…"

Hein replied with a bitter smile on his face.

"Although I always knew that I wasn't going to win… I at least wanted to make it past the round of thirty two."

"There, there."

Turning around, Ava patted Hein on the shoulder… Or at least tried to. She was too short to reach him.

Eventually, after realising that she couldn't reach him, she gave up.

"Whatever."

She softly mumbled as she crossed her arms and pouted. Hein, who was already used to such a scene, didn't seem to mind it and continued.

"I don't know, I just feel like I still have a lot that is lacking."

"Don't we all?"

Honestly, I felt gratified that Hein felt this way.

If someone did not think they were lacking in anything then their growth would just stunt. Even Kevin whom I had talked to last night realized just how many flaws he had.

No one was perfect.

That included me. I was nowhere near perfect. But, just because one had flaws didn't mean that they were weak.

"Well, since you realized that you have many flaws, just work on them. The less they become apparent, the more you know you're doing something right."

honestly not the best person with regard to giving advice, but I firmly believed what I just

Hein understood the intent behind my words

"Yeah."

"That's good."

my face, I

the way, where

others?" Ava asked. I nodded in

"Yeah."

they perhaps go around to explore the city? It was understandable, after

Ava's next sentence completely

the human domain for a

"…Eh?"

her words,

you just

on her

went to the

"You can do that?"

within me grew

that happened so you didn't know the portals have been opened up.

"I see…"

could've told me

bit salty about this development, but I wasn't too mad. After all, once the tournament

on whether everything that I

too. They said that they would help me, but I hadn't heard back from

whatever. I guess I should use this

eventually shrugged my shoulders. Since the only people that could go back were the ones that weren't

really matter. I was going to meet them soon

that he will help me train

thoughts was

my head and glancing in their

"Bye."

two of them left, leaving me alone,

what should

he was probably sorting his stuff out, and

wasn't any- actually, there

my thoughts paused there, scratching the back of my head, I let out a

It won't

out my communication device, I

a couple of rings, someone finally picked

—…What do you want?

"Cough."

the past we had with each other,

been

***

time, in a different

"Khrrr…khrrr…"

nasal sound resounded throughout the

ten figures, each of which was an

table were multiple projections, depicting the

Borerlig, Ignar, Amelia, and Kevin Voss. These are the most likely

said while sorting

a certain individual. The moment their eyes landed on him, their breathing became rough, and unknowingly lowered their head

younger generation. With a rank of , he was one

hologram, Kimor finally opened his

is

voice rang throughout the

this was the orc who had previously spoken. His name

are the only ones that truly pose a threat. Maybe the human Kevin can be dangerous, but he's

" ranked?"

flashed across Kimor's face as soon as he

the strongest

"Yes."

Closing his eyes, Kimor leaned his head over on his

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