The Witcher: Son of the Planes

Two days passed quickly, and Connie and the other six people won again.

Colin, who couldn't figure out how to shorten the time, started the second round of the game.

This time Colin faced a wood wizard apprentice.

The opponent's control spells and attack spells did not cause too many obstacles to Colin. Colin didn't even release a compound spell and defeated the opponent.

Seven people from Gliman Academy advanced again.

Then came the third round of the game, and the first fire wizard apprentice and wrestler Flair of Gliman Academy suffered a Waterloo.

His opponent was an ice wizard apprentice with extremely strong control power, and his attack power was not weak either. He tortured Flair to death and defeated Flair without injury.

The game of Colin and the other six people was relatively smooth, and they all successfully advanced to the fourth round.

In the fourth round of the game, in addition to the human wizard apprentices, some of Colin and his team had encountered wizard apprentices from foreign races. Colin and others won the fourth round relatively smoothly and successfully advanced to the fifth round.

Only Connie fell in the last round of the single elimination match. If she advances to the fifth round, she will be in a double elimination match. Even if she fails once, she will not be eliminated directly.

Connie's opponent is also a foreign player. Not only that, but what's more coincidental is that the opponent is a half-elf, who moves faster than Connie and is more proficient in wind spells than Connie. It is difficult for Connie to remain undefeated.

After the double elimination match, three people from the Griman Academy have been eliminated. It is particularly unfortunate that the first player, Fulaier, is not weak in strength, but just has bad luck.

And Connie also suffered a great loss from the half-elf who is a strong archer and missed the next round.

Colin, a fire and earth wizard apprentice who is the last one, was lucky enough to advance again and again.

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After the fifth round of the game started, Colin met a foreign player - Naga Siren.

According to the sea tribe, Naga sirens have two arms in childhood, just like humans. When they grow up, they can reach the strength of a high-level wizard apprentice. Once they are promoted to the first level, they will grow two arms again and become a four-armed Naga. At the second level, they will become a six-armed Naga, and then to the third level, the eight-armed Naga queen.

Colin has also heard of the creature Naga. Looking at the double knives in the opponent's hand, he knows that he is a physical expert who is good at playing with knives, and his spells are mainly water-based.

Well, it's a tough opponent.

Colin is ready to play steadily, or keep a distance and use spells to attack.

At the beginning, Colin released not defensive spells, but earth wall spells, one after another.

The opponent didn't play tricks, and rushed directly to Colin, smashing one earth wall after another like chopping melons and vegetables.

Colin didn't have any good breathing techniques. He only relied on the breathing technique book left by John. He had only practiced to the intermediate knight apprentice. He had accumulated a lot of combat experience over the years, but compared with opponents stronger than senior knight attendants, it was the difference between cloud and mud.

Seeing that the earth wall technique was not effective, Colin began to release auxiliary spells such as fossil to mud and slow spell.

The auxiliary spells were not very offensive. Although they caused some obstacles to the Naga, the Naga in the mud actually moved a little faster.

Colin immediately changed his strategy and began to release grease spells and slow spells.

The effect this time was more obvious. The Naga's forward direction was no longer a straight line. Colin finally freed his hands and began to release other spells.

The subsequent fireball technique triggered the burning effect under the Naga.

The Naga had to stop moving forward and released the water ball technique to extinguish the flames under her.

Seeing the Naga's response, Colin felt that this was the right way. It was better to control the attack rhythm on his side.

A Grease spell plus a Fireball spell, the consumption is not large, and it delayed the attack of Naga.

With more time, Colin began to prepare his own synthesis spell, rock ball plus Grease spell plus Fireball spell.

Naga did not see Colin's great power last time, and did not understand the synthesis effect of these small spells, thinking that it was about the same power as Grease spell plus Fireball spell.

She tried to split Colin's burning rock ball with the double swords in her hand.

Unexpectedly, not only the attack strength of this synthesis spell was not small, but also the impact of the attack strength was not small, her double swords were almost broken.

Fortunately, she took it in the end, but it also scared her.

Although she was also very careful, she was still injured when the attack rhythm was mastered by Colin, and unfortunately lost to Colin.

After a day of rest, Colin ushered in another opponent, the gold wizard apprentice.

Colin, who didn't want to fight his opponent head-on, began to isolate his opponent with the Earth Wall. In order to prevent his opponent from escaping, Colin released the Fire Wall as much as possible on the field to cut off the possibility of being attacked.

As expected, when Colin was about to release the compound spell, he lost the opponent's trace.

Fortunately, the opponent soon showed up under the effect of the Fire Wall.

Colin, who was ready, shot the compound spell directly at him.

The defense of the gold system was not weak either, and it was blocked.

As a last resort, Colin had to repeat the steps before the beginning, release the Earth Wall again, and extend the release time so that he could release the compound spell.

The helpless opponent had to continue to repeat the previous battle rhythm with Colin.

There was nothing amazing, and in the end Colin also defeated his opponent with the last compound spell.

If the opponent could withstand this compound spell, Colin would probably have to admit defeat. After all, it would take less than a cigarette for the gold wizard apprentice who rushed to him to take down Colin, who was not strong in close combat.

Colin successfully advanced to the sixth round.

During Colin's competition, his teammates were also playing promotion matches on different stages.

However, except for Ace and Don Quixote who each defeated two opponents and successfully advanced to the sixth round, Mythos and Wood both had one win and one loss and needed to continue fighting.

If they could win another game, they could advance to the sixth round. If they failed, they would be eliminated.

After advancing to the sixth round, they had already advanced to the top 16. With this result, Colin could actually be much more relieved, after all, they were the replacement players to participate in the competition.

Ace and Don Quixote advanced to the top 16, which was expected by Lina.

Including Flair in front, Lina also thought that they could advance to the top 16, after all, they were in the top three, but she didn't expect to be eliminated.

But Lina never thought that Colin could advance to the top 16.

Let's wait and see, Lina thought, if his performance continues to be good, it might not be a bad idea to accept another disciple after returning to the academy.