T0 Gaming Guild Saves the World

They had the opportunity and the ability to bring this ending to Mint and the others!

The two leaders, who were chatting and laughing on the red carpet, suddenly stopped.

The large delegation members following behind also turned their heads, their gazes passing through the Anna's ceremonial guard who stood as upright as pine trees, and focusing on the group of Anna nobles who were "isolated" as if they had been infected with the plague.

"The boundary between the real and the virtual is a complete plague; getting involved with it will bring misfortune."

In the potion scandal, any noble who clashed with the boundary between reality and illusion and spoke out for the protagonist of the potion scandal was subsequently subjected to varying degrees of repercussions and punishments.

Although it was clearly Kurien who took action, the nobles believed that the blame lay with the boundary between reality and illusion.

As they entered the arena at the boundary between the real and the virtual, whispers and quiet pointing abounded around them.

Wherever they went, no matter how bustling and crowded it was, the nobles always appeared fearful and unable to get out of their way.

It was a very interesting scene; wherever it went, the crowd automatically parted to the sides, making way for it.

No magic can compare to this effect.

French fries jokingly call this "Noble Retreat," an aura skill that inflicts fear on nobles within a certain area, causing them to automatically dodge and retreat, choosing to escape.

Queen Jingxin turned around, smiled, and waved to the crowd from the boundary between reality and illusion watching the spectacle outside the red carpet.

The nobles who had come to watch the spectacle immediately retreated even further away.

Seeing that everyone was still stunned, Queen Jingxin's fingertips rippled with blue light.

Kurien's guards hurriedly emerged from the shadows, but before they could even get close to their emperor, they were slapped back to their original positions by the magic that the old man Wick had unleashed.

Jiang Heyi was enveloped in soft bubbles, and her body floated uncontrollably toward the mirror.

"What are you standing there for, standing there like an idiot? Hero of the Fallen Star Siren, don't you know to go back to the party?"

The high priests behind him smiled and echoed his sentiments.

"You are people who fell from the stars."

Kurien's expression was somewhat complicated.

The boundary between the real and the virtual world is composed of humans, elves, and rabbit-eared people, but humans make up the majority. They should be closer to the human empire, but instead they have become guests of honor of the Fallen Star Siren constellation and are firmly bound to Jingxin's side.

The Empire could offer the same generous treatment as the Fallen Star.

Unfortunately, the Empire left such a bad impression on them because of the potion scandal, and it's already a great pity that these heroes are willing to assist the Empire for his sake.

Thinking of this, he couldn't help but feel a little resentful towards the Third Prince Sloan who had gone to the Fallen Star Sea.

Everyone says he is a kind and honest person, and should be able to get along best with these kinds of adventurers, so why couldn't they develop a deeper friendship?

The Anna nobles looked at the boundary between reality and illusion with even more complex expressions.

The empire had no intention of clashing with the sea creatures again, and the magicians were unwilling to risk a bloody battle against the dangerous sea monsters.

In the Empire, the boundary between the real and the virtual is so vast that one can roam freely.

Apart from powerful and unshakeable magical families like the Grelians, when they encounter the boundary between the real and the virtual in the future, they can only retreat and stay as far away as possible.

If friction occurs... let's not dwell on that possibility.

Why are they, who are clearly nobles of the land empire, so aggrieved?

The best viewing area at the top of the main arena features a viewing platform with a panoramic view of the entire arena.

After Kuryn and his entourage took their seats, the Colosseum officially began verifying identities and qualifications for entry.

bill?

No, you can only watch this match by invitation.

Those who are not of high status and noble standing, even if they have money, will not be allowed entry.

Footsteps hurried down the steps of the observation deck. An internal security guard scanned his face and passed through a group of security personnel. Before he could get close enough to speak to Wick, a deep dragon roar resounded through the sky.

Around the arena, the nobles of the Ana Continent were terrified, watching the shadow of a colossal dragon descend upon the arena in the blink of an eye, its wings outstretched and blotting out the sky, and they were drenched in sweat.

The shock and fear were fleeting.

They remembered the guest members who had been specifically mentioned in the invitation.

"How come there's someone on the dragon's back?"

Following the sound, a figure leaped onto the massive head of the dragon Arela, its broad spine billowing in the wind. Dressed in a red and black robe, she gracefully jumped down, letting the wind rush into her robe and make it flutter.

The mint landed steadily in front of the observation deck, and then...

"stop."

"do not move!"

She was surrounded by layers of guards.

Kurien clicked his tongue, and Wick couldn't help but facepalm.

He explained to the visitors with a smile, "With so many distinguished guests, the guards are overwhelmed with other matters and are inevitably stressed."

As he spoke, he personally scooped out the mint.

Although the commotion was caused by Mint's abrupt appearance when she wasn't waiting for her at the mansion, she is the main character today.

Who can say she's wrong?

Mint had a great attitude. When they arrived at the observation deck, she remarked with great interest, "The interior defense doesn't seem as strong as I imagined."

She could speak, and while Curryn was alright, Wick, who was in charge of the inner guard, had already turned pale.

Before everyone could recover from their astonishment at the dragon Elera's humanoid transformation, the guards' shouts rang out again.

"Strange magical fluctuations!"

“Tsk~~~”

The space was easily torn apart by a pair of slender hands, and the spreading spatial rifts narrowly avoided the two inner guards.

If they were to tilt even slightly, the two interior guards would no longer be fully healthy and intact.

Renee emerged from the surging magic of the spatial passage, and she too was dressed in a red and black hooded robe.

The unexpected coincidence of wearing the same clothes made Mint pick up the garment to take a look—luckily, the styles were different, so it wasn't a complete mismatch.

However, Renee's silver-white hair complemented her red and black outfit perfectly, while her own black hair... She twirled a strand of hair.

"I should have Kesha help me revise it," Mint said, her competitive spirit rising.

The spatial passage vanished the moment Renee's feet touched the ground.

She casually glanced up at the crowd on the observation deck, gave a slight bow, and performed the imperial courtesies with impeccable manners before slowly ascending the steps.

Neither of today's protagonists followed the conventional path.

One man rides a giant dragon.

A person tore through space and arrived.

"The guards' perception of magic has become somewhat dulled. I didn't release any hostility, so they shouldn't be so agitated."

One after the other, two outstanding young talents offered their sharp critiques of the interior defense, leaving Wick, who was in charge of the interior defense, wishing he could disappear into a crack in the ground.

Aside from the fact that there were too many important figures, the reason for the internal security forces being overwhelmed and in a state of panic was...

He really wanted to tell the two gifted players that, as the next generation, they had already reached the point where they could crush most of the older generation of center-backs.

Kurien clapped his hands and sighed softly: "The tides of time roll ever onward, and the old always have to make way for the new."

What was said unintentionally was taken seriously by the listeners; Kurien's children couldn't help but twitch their ears, their expressions varying.

While exchanging glances with Renee, Mint took small steps to Jiang Heyi's side and whispered.

"It seems like the dawn redwood mother is here too."

Jiang Heyi's heart was filled with turbulent emotions.

What a grand and joyous occasion!

The dawn redwood, which never frequents densely populated areas, somehow managed to sneak into the capital for the sake of mint!

Fortunately, the demons of the Great Snow Mountain are hard to leave, otherwise, knowing the news, he might have brought about a historic meeting between the two major demons of the empire, one in the north and one in the south.

As the members of the Grelian family rushed to the scene, Kurion produced the details of their previously agreed-upon duel.

"Potions, magic manipulation, and combat—any objections?"

The two said in unison.

"No."

"Alright, so, how should we decide on the first battle?"

The two of them spoke in unison again, pointing at each other: "She chooses."

The excessively high synchronization rate caused Kurien to lag.

He couldn't help but look at the two of them from left to right, only to find that they were both staring at each other with unwavering gazes.

Chapter 384 Renee, are you serious?

The atmosphere was delicate. The two, who had a long-standing grudge within the Star Speaker Academy, did not confront each other directly, but instead became courteous.

It's as if whoever makes the first move is at a disadvantage, and no one wants to take advantage of the other.

Kurien brought over a box, put in two paper rolls, and offered a small helping hand to the two who were deadlocked by drawing lots.

One of the members of the Grelian family couldn't help but speak up.

"Rene, since they're being reluctant, why don't you just accept it?"

Upon hearing this, Renee's eyes narrowed slightly, and a hint of ferocity flashed in them.

But she held back.

“Mother, this is my contest with her.”

He managed to control his displeasure well, but it didn't fool the cunning old foxes present.

After fiddling with it for a moment, Kurien personally pulled out the slip of paper containing the "potion".

The maids, who had been waiting patiently, began to enter the preparation area and carry the materials needed for the potion trial to the center of the arena.

Renee wanted to say something to Mint, but the urgent calls from behind forced her to return to her family members.

Facing her mother, she tried her best to suppress the unhappiness surging inside her, and put on a gentle smile.

“Your situation is of great importance, why can’t you listen to our advice?”

"The first move determines your mindset. If you lose the first battle, your opponent will have a psychological advantage. Why can't you fight for it?"

The smile on Renee's lips gradually faded, and she quietly leaned close to her mother's ear.

"Shut up!"

The invited dignitaries from various countries entered the venue one after another.

Witnessing the maids busily transporting all sorts of precious materials to the venue, they began to discuss among themselves.

"The first round is actually a potion contest?"

"What are the rules for the potion contest? It seems they haven't been set yet?"

"I heard it was a decision made by the two of them."

"Huh? The two sides decide the competition themselves? That's really novel."

"Whose potion do you think is the best?"

"Of course it's Renee, could it be Peppermint?"

"I don't know where this wild mage came from, but he dared to challenge Renee. She was already able to refine high-level potions when she was 14 years old, and by the time she reached the 7th level, she had already mastered the craft. Not just anyone can go up against her."

"The wild mage you mentioned was the top potion master at the Star Speaker Academy back then. Renee always had the upper hand over her, except for potions, where she suffered many defeats."

"She's already dropped out of school, how can she compare to Renee, who's making steady progress?"

"Hehe, since the odds are high for Mint anyway, I'll bet on an upset."

Under Wick's guidance, Jiang Heyi and French Fries arrived at the area near where the Star Speakers Academy members were seated, to observe the guy they would be dealing with soon.

Hearing the whispers of the crowd, the two couldn't help but turn their heads.