Positive little sun, magical girl, I am awesome

The heavy rain was pouring down, which was deadly in this season. The remaining guardian couldn't help trembling, and his face turned even paler after hearing what Teacher Hurst said. However, he had no time to regret. The cave ogre, whose eye was blinded, was completely furious. He picked up his stone stick from the ground and rushed towards the direction of the most crowded people at the bottom of the hill, howling. That was the direction of his teammates. While warning his teammates, he quickly jumped down the hill to defend.

The Red Team had been having the advantage all along, but suddenly they felt the ground shaking. They turned around and saw the cave ogre was almost approaching. A senior student hurriedly summoned a rock wall, wanting to use it as an obstacle to block the guy who didn't look too smart. Unexpectedly, the ogre easily smashed the rock wall, shrugged his collapsed nose, and continued to walk towards the crowd.

"Cave ogres live underground for a long time and can crush even ore easily. Such a small rock wall is like paper to them. Classmates, don't learn from your stupid seniors." Rebecca said sarcastically lazily, since they were not her students anyway.

"Everyone scatter!" A guardian commanded calmly and shot an arrow to lure the big guy away. Unexpectedly, just as they lifted the sedan, they felt a pulling force under their feet - it was the Blue Team. They were unwilling to miss such an opportunity, so they used thorns to try to keep the Red Team in place and force them to face the cave ogres directly to relieve the pressure on their side.

The magician of the red team gritted his teeth and threw out another fireball. The fireball failed to cause fatal damage to the cave ogre, but successfully attracted its attention and headed towards the magician. The magician who used the fireball did not hesitate and led his team towards the blue team, determined to drag the blue team into the battle. The cave ogre became a pawn in the game between the two sides, and it finally turned into a three-way melee.

"Hahaha, that's it, no one will have an easy time!" Instructor Hurst enjoyed watching the fun, and the audience followed suit and cheered.

The Red Team and the Blue Team fought and retreated, trying to get out of the range of the ice rain. The battlefield gradually expanded. When the Red Team retreated to the edge of a pond, fireworks shot up into the sky again and bloomed in the air, showing a number "2" - the White Team that had always been outside the battle.

This team had fewer magicians. If they joined the battle right at the beginning, they would have no advantage in the magic duel. So they patiently waited for their chance. After discovering that the golden box could give them extra points, they rationally stayed away from the crowd and decided to take all the bonus points in the box first. After breaking through the small maze full of Mordor thorns, they finally succeeded in getting 2 points! The audience immediately cheered for them!

"Ah, what? Why are we the only ones who don't have any?" A senior from the Red Team looked up at the fireworks during a break in the battle and couldn't help but complain. "I did a divination this morning and the astrolabe showed that today is a day of surprises. How come all the surprises were taken by others?"

"Ah, what is that?" Lulu in the stands squinted her eyes and looked for a long time. Finally, she was sure that it was not her illusion and pointed to the pond behind the red team.

Since it started raining, the pond was no longer peaceful. It seemed as if something was sleeping soundly in the pond but was disturbed by the rain and now woke up. A huge black shadow was surging in the water, as if something was spying in the darkness, but the contestants had no way of noticing.

Suddenly, a thick, mucus-covered dark green tentacle quietly stretched out from the pond under the cover of heavy rain and weeds. The complaining senior was still paying attention to the movements of the cave ogre and was completely unaware of the approaching danger. The tentacle continued to extend, and when it was less than two meters away from him, it suddenly wrapped around the senior's ankle at an astonishing speed! The powerful force made him feel pain instantly, but he only had time to lower his head subconsciously before he was pulled hard by the tentacle and fell to the ground.

"Oh, it's the Aquatic Watcher!" Teacher Hurst explained diligently, his tone full of excitement. "This thing mostly grows in underground rivers under the mountains. I haven't seen one this big in many years! Ever since I encountered it once when I was a mercenary, I have been afraid to get close to ponds."

However, he was not the only one who was excited. Mrs. Terra in the teacher's seat was even more excited. She picked up her small telescope and began to observe carefully, even stopping to smoke.

"My God, the living environment of the dwarves is really dire." Lulu smacked her lips and turned to look at Lilith, only to find that her friend was wiping her saliva, her eyes were even more greedy than the cave ogres who had just seen humans, and she couldn't stop mumbling some words she couldn't understand. She leaned over to listen -

"Takoyaki, blanched octopus, fried rice cake with octopus..." Lilith looked at the huge white suction cup and her saliva couldn't stop flowing. She didn't know if it was influenced by the East Coast. Lilith had never eaten seafood in all these years here. Now suddenly seeing something like a big octopus, she almost died of greed.

"Matthew!" The senior who was dragged to the ground called out to his teammates in horror, while he was dragged into the deep water of the pool by the tentacles. The guardian named Matthew narrowly avoided a stream of magic light and pounced on his friend who was caught by the tentacles on the ground. He instinctively grabbed the slippery tentacles with his hands, but was immediately torn off a layer of skin by the suction cups attached to them. His palms were immediately covered in blood, but he could not care about that at the moment. He turned and clung to his partner's body, holding on to the tentacles of the watcher in the water with his sword. The green tentacles were slippery and tough. Matthew chopped more than ten times before he finally helped his partner break free from it.

Watching the two men gasping for breath in the rain as if they had survived a disaster, Instructor Hurst sighed with regret, "Ah, what a pity..."

"Are you feeling sorry for the monster?" Rebecca asked puzzled.

"No, it's a pity for these two idiots." Hurst laughed evilly - before the two students recovered from the disaster, the pond next to them suddenly gurgled and a huge bubble came out. The next second, more than 20 tentacles broke through the water and pounced towards the people with bared fangs and claws. Now no one could escape, no matter whether it was the red team, the blue team, or the yellow team waiting for an opportunity nearby, and everyone was caught.

The audience screamed in surprise, all of them were shocked by this sudden situation. They thought everything was fine, but Matthew's behavior angered the monster in the water. It actually had so many tentacles!

"I hope they're okay." It was the first time Hannah had ever seen such a fierce battle scene since she was a child, and her face was filled with fear.

"I hope they're not poisonous." Lilith wiped the corners of her mouth again. She didn't know whether these things would be handed over to the student union after the competition. She had already thought about how to eat them.