Dark Magus Returns

Even the teachers were keen to see what the outcome of the match would be due to the particular student involved, but they were a little upset about the outcome.

“Couldn’t you have tried to rig the matches, old man?” Redrick asked. “I mean, this is the person that beat Luka, right? So there’s no chance he’s going to lose against Moze, even if Moze is talented.”

“I have to agree,” Panla said. “Moze was the most talented Light Mage student. Due to how versatile lightning magic can be, and in particular in combat, he would have stood a chance against the higher-ranked students as well, but against another talented Lightning Mage, I just don’t think so.”

Wilton was stroking his fairly long beard as he listened to the comments of his fellow teachers.

“I think in this part of the assessment, we will now truly see how much of an effect these transfer students had on the current students,” Wilton smiled.

The rings that surrounded both Raze and Moze were no longer lit up, which meant it was time for the start of battle, and Moze, who was now wearing specially enhanced lightning gloves, was quick to act.

He swung his arms out, and lightning strikes came right at Raze, two in quick succession like fast jabs.

When they reached him, lightning struck upward from the floor and hit the lightning strikes, negating the attack.

Moze was confused.

‘I was sure I was going to get him by surprise and at least hit him and activate the barrier from his Blazer, but he didn’t do anything like that.’

Raze still had yet to move position, while Moze ran to the side and continued to throw out his hand, sending quick lightning jabs at Raze from all angles.

Without even turning his body though, lightning was striking up from the ground and hitting the attacks, blocking every single one of them.

“Alright, I take it back,” Panla said. “That boy is a genius, and I think he’s going to continue to show us ingenious things.”

“Do you think the students will have figured out what he had done?” Luka asked. “And if they did, do you think they would believe it was a breaking of the rules?”

The attacks from Moze continued in quick fashion, but they were still unable to do anything because of a strange barrier of lightning Raze appeared to have.

The strangest thing was that Raze hadn’t even moved a finger.

“Do you know what’s happening?” one of the students asked, as he saw the two girls smirking at the front.

“Ah yes, but only because of the lessons Raze taught us,” Chiba answered.

“Before the match started, he used the magical circle that was on the ground, that kept them in, and was altering it.

“He was altering it with his own mana and was creating a magic circle of his own,” Yolden explained.

“Now, all Raze has to do is place mana into the magic circle, and any attack that comes his way will be blocked by his lightning magic.

“It takes some setup, and it only works while he’s in that area.”

“It also only works because it’s Raze,” Chiba said. “One would have to have confidence that their lightning powers are far stronger than the attacker’s in this case,

“To either input the same, or more amount of mana than that being attacked, so it’s not something an ordinary person would consider doing.”

“Right,” Piba said. “And Raze isn’t normal. But it does make me wonder, he’s so far ahead, so why doesn’t he just beat Moze and get this over and done with? Does he enjoy toying with him?”

Moze was getting frustrated, but since he saw that Raze wasn’t moving, he decided it was time for him to do something else.

“I wanted to use quick spells because the gloves and me, it’s my specialty, but you asked for it!” Moze ran forward, and then wind magic lifted him up off his feet.

As he was high in the air, the students stared in awe and saw wind magic now twirling around his hand. Sparks of lightning were growing as a storm was brewing right in his palm.

“Combination magic, and two that are hard to control together,” Panla said. “He never could do that before. I am quite impressed.”

Moze landed right on the ground, and large sparks and wind blew out in all directions. They were surprised that a mage would be so brave to get in so close.

With the situation how it was though, it was possibly the only thing that could be done for Moze to attempt to win the fight.

“You are skilled, but you should learn not to expend so much mana in an attack,” Raze said through the dust as wind blew out, clearing the area, and he could be seen standing so straight.

“Your attack was a good one if you planned to hit multiple targets, but when you’re aiming for one, it’s much better to just condense magic like this!” Raze claimed and zapped a strong bolt out of his hand that hit Moze right in the chest, lifting him in the air and sending him to the ground.

Right after, lightning appeared out of each individual of Raze’s fingertips and hit Moze’s body, constantly shocking him while he was on the floor.

Then he stopped, and Moze looked to be completely passed out due to the pain. The teachers didn’t intervene because they knew Raze was skilled enough to handle the situation without hurting the other student.

“My gift to you was allowing you to show your abilities. You showed enough, no doubt you will be in the top twenty,” Raze claimed as he walked off, heading back to his seat.

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