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The first to take the stage was the representative of the Dream Magic Club, a quirky and mischievous girl with playful eyes and a mysterious smile on her lips.

She wore a deep purple robe decorated with gold patterns and a tall pointed hat, exuding a mysterious and elegant aura.

As soon as she stepped onto the stage, she attracted everyone's attention. Her voice was clear and melodious: "Dear students, welcome to the Dream Magic Club. Here, we will explore the infinite possibilities of supernatural abilities together and create incredible magic shows."

She waved her wand, the tip of which was set with a dazzling gem that shone brightly with each wave. She chose a lucky audience member—a boy who looked somewhat nervous but also excited.

The boy excitedly went up on stage, eagerly anticipating her magic trick.

Then she gently tapped his wand at him, and the boy suddenly turned into a cute little bunny.

The audience gasped in surprise, while the little rabbit, clearly confused, darted around on stage.

But it was obvious that a rabbit couldn't escape her control. She gently reached out and scooped the rabbit up.

Then she gracefully removed her hat and put the little rabbit inside.

Then she smiled, tossed the hat in her hand into the air, and as it flipped, a rabbit jumped out. Oh no, what jumped out of the hat wasn't a little rabbit anymore, but the lucky spectator, who had returned to his original form.

This amazing performance drew enthusiastic applause and gasps of amazement from the audience.

The representative bowed and then said, "If anyone has interesting magic tricks or wants to learn how to create magic using supernatural abilities, you are welcome to join the Magic Club!"

Itosawa, Ichinose, and Kanzaki discussed the Dream Magic Club's performance. Itosawa thought the club was very interesting, saying, "The people in that magic club are quite interesting; they use supernatural abilities to do magic tricks, which looks even more fun than magic itself!"

Ichinose's eyes also sparkled. "I wish I could do magic like that." But she quickly pouted. "I can't do any magic with this ability. It seems I can't participate."

Kanzaki analyzed more calmly: "This club might teach us how to control our abilities more flexibly, which will definitely help improve our strength in the future. Unfortunately, it should only be about techniques, not about improving our abilities, otherwise I would really like to try it out."

All three of them thought the magic club was quite interesting, but unfortunately, it didn't seem to suit them.

The second person to come on stage was a representative of the Miracle Circus, a boy dressed as a clown.

He walked lightly onto the stage. His clothes were brightly colored, his face was covered in exaggerated makeup, and a comical hat was perched on his head at an angle. His eyes sparkled with mischief, and a cynical smile played on his lips.

With his steps, the atmosphere in the entire stadium became even more lively.

He suddenly stopped, stretched out his hands, and then slowly floated into the air. This scene immediately attracted everyone's attention, and the students gasped in amazement.

The clown effortlessly adjusted his posture in mid-air, then extended an invitation to the audience: "Are there any brave volunteers who would like to come up on stage and perform a wonderful show with me?"

Encouraged by the crowd, an audience member walked onto the stage. His eyes held a hint of curiosity.

Unexpectedly, the clown asked him to fold his body into a ball. The audience member was clearly startled, and a look of worry appeared in his eyes. However, encouraged by the clown, he still bravely reached out his hand.

The Joker instructed him to bend his limbs at will, and although the audience hesitated, he did as the Joker directed.

As the audience moved, the Joker's body began to undergo astonishing changes.

His limbs were as flexible as noodles, and they were quickly bent into a ball shape, which he used to form the shape of a face.

This face has a variety of expressions, sometimes surprised, sometimes happy, which makes the audience laugh out loud.

Kanzaki watched the clown's performance, a hint of admiration flashing in his eyes: "His ability is definitely top-tier among body-type abilities; his control over his body is superb."

Ito Sawa nodded in agreement, "Shibata should participate. If he learns from this representative, his superpowers will definitely improve a lot."

But they themselves weren't particularly interested in the circus, since their abilities were all psychological. While the clowns' performances were spectacular, they were more interested in the clubs and organizations related to their abilities.

After the performance, the clown returned to the stage, his voice tinged with a hint of mockery: "Thank you for our brave volunteers. I am a representative of the Miracle Circus. Our club only accepts students with physical or object-related superpowers; other superpowers are not currently being considered."

As soon as he finished speaking, the students below the stage began to whisper among themselves. Some students with physical abilities showed excitement in their eyes, displaying a strong interest in joining the circus. The students with mental abilities, however, seemed somewhat disappointed; they knew this club wasn't for them.

Next up on stage were representatives from the Mind Fighting Club. They looked like twin brothers, almost identical in appearance, both with muscular builds and well-defined muscles.

When they went on stage, they didn't give a fancy presentation like other club representatives; instead, they immediately started a short fight on stage.

Ichinose watched their fight, initially thinking it was just a routine demonstration of physical abilities and intending to simply observe. However, Kanzaki and Itosawa quickly discerned the secret. Their fighting skills weren't particularly high, but their battle clearly focused on a contest of the mind, or rather, the spiritual sea.

The brothers' fight appeared simple and brutal, but in reality, every attack and defense was accompanied by subtle shifts in their mental strength. A sharp light gleamed in their eyes, and every exchange of glances seemed to be an invisible contest.

Kanzaki and Itō Sawa watched with great interest, realizing that the brothers' true strength lay not in their physical power, but in their mental control.

After the fight, the two brothers noticed the confusion of the audience below the stage, so they simply asked, "Is there anyone in the arena who is good at fighting, or even someone with superhuman abilities? Come up and fight us."

The students skilled in combat naturally saw the brothers' lack of fighting ability, but assuming it was just a case of two weaklings fighting each other, they eagerly went up to them. Then, they were quickly knocked down, looking bewildered. Four or five more fighters followed suit, and everyone gradually began to discover their true fighting style.

One of the brothers cleared his throat and said loudly, "Our Mind Fighting Club recruits people with mental abilities. We teach you how to protect yourselves. Our fights are not just physical confrontations, but also battles of the mind."

After hearing their recruitment criteria, Ichinose shook her head; her style didn't fit the club's training methods.

Kanzaki and Itōsawa, on the other hand, were already highly skilled in combat and did not need any additional training.