The Mysterious Black Magician

Aside from simple "enjoy the fight" words, Yman did not say more to him, but Bob already understood what Yman wanted when he gave him such a valuable item.

Bang! Bang! Bang! 

A series of exchange blows from the two bigfoots in the academy shook the stage.

After he took a strong hit on his face, his uppercut succeeded to land on the enemy's jaw. Bang! The two of them had staggered once again.

OOOOOHHHH!!!

The more they exchanged blows, the more the audiences cheered loudly.

"Damn you!" With a bloodied mouth, Bert charged again. It was a shoulder tackle.

Bob lowered his center of gravity by crouching slightly.. Then he also charged at the charging enemy. Another loud impact followed after their collision.

BAAAANG!

The two staggered back.

"Looks like our boy was slightly at a disadvantage in physical strength. What do you think, My Prince?"

Yman, who just came back from the infirmary, checking on Chloe, heard a comment from the person beside him. Unexpectedly, it was Keremi.

Yman wanted to retort, "what do you mean our boy?!", from Keremi's words.

But he chose to remain indifferent towards it. Better not to take it seriously. He looked at the monitor and saw Bob's health points in the green bar left with 91 percent. On the contrary, Bert had 92 percent left.

"Yeah," Yman nodded in agreement with Keremi.

Almina and Maena, together with their party, just listened to their conversation. She arrived together with Yman.

"Though it isn't a big difference, it could be a big factor in a fight if Bob would not be careful," Yman added.

The others agreed with him. Kesha, on the other hand, raised her brow. She wanted to disagree with his every word. But she could not find a loophole to seize. Also, she was wondering why Miss Maena and Keremi too like talking with this guy.

She understood Almina since she was charmed by this guy. Right. She refused to believe that Almina liked Yman on her own accord. Perhaps this guy charmed her best friend. It was just too out of a sense that the young miss of the well-known Amulet family was head-over-heels on this somewhat ordinary guy.

Kesha's understanding of Almina was a dignified young lady who was hard to approach by ordinary men.

Yet, whenever this person was around, Almina transformed into a meek shy girl.

What else could it be if not possessed by a bad spirit?

This aloft best friend of hers degenerates to such an extent just by standing beside this person.

Kesha could only tap her forehead while shaking. She took a glance at Kiko and saw him glaring at Yman.

'Go Kiko beat this man to a pulp so that Almina wakes up from this possession called Yman,' Kesha secretly cheered at Kiko.

Yman glanced at the back and caught Kesha glaring at him with knitted brows.

The two fighters on the stage stood about several steps away from each other.

Bert summoned more mana from within his body.

"Wooden Totem Golem!"

He announced after his body transformed into a golem with the body of the wood.

Seeing his opponent turning into a wooden golem, Bob grinned. Looks like this enemy was still looking down at him. He expected Bert to use his artefact to transform into a Minotrent right away.

Currently, Bert's body grew taller and bigger after his transformation into a Wooden Totem Golem.

"Heh!" Bob snorted. "Since that is what you want, then…" he added. Then, he summoned mana all over his body.

The next moment, Bob's body sheen in a metallic luster. He also grew as tall as the Wooden Totem Golem Bert.

Bob's wall body turned into metal. It was the only elemental affinity he had. 

Whoooh!!!

Coooooool!

The amused audience yelled on top of their lungs after seeing the two golems on the stage.

"Now, this is a well-balanced match," commented Adam Praeter in the VIP's room.

The Wood Golem Bert and the Metal Golem Bob collided in the middle of the arena. It was a powerful collision that shook the ground. The impact of their collision generated a shockwave and disturb the space, revealing the invisible barrier once again.

There was even a spiderweb crack on the ground where the two of them collided.

However, one of them clearly had the advantage. The Metal Golem Bob had the upper hand! The Wood Golem Bert staggered back.

His health points in the green bar that was displayed on the monitor had decreased by 5 percent. Bob, on the other hand, took 3 percent damage only.

"Fufu. That's foolish. You can't just hit metal with wood," Keremi chuckled as he commented.

"Haha, right," Yman chuckled from Keremi's statement. It was logical and sensible. "In this regard, Bob has the advantage in the element," he also commented.

"Yes, My Prin--..."

"But it doesn't mean he's dictating the fight!" Yman and Keremi fell silent when someone suddenly interjected.

They didn't need to glance to know who it was. It was Kesha, the girl in Almina's circle.

"Regardless, My Prince, what do you think of this fight?" Keremi asked.

"Hm…" Yman pondered and looked at the monitor.

The fight was still ongoing. Bob and Kiko's lackey, Bert, was rumbling in the middle of the stage, sending another exchange of attacks.

At this point, the two of them already made several exchanges of powerful attacks. Bob's health points were at 78 percent, while Bert's health points were 68 percent.

It was a big difference. Yman thought.

On the stage, Bob was proudly boasting that his strength was the real deal and even mocking his enemy. "Is that all you've got? Huh!"

Now, it's time for him to say a "weakling" remark to his enemy, but Bob did not say it as he was afraid that it might jinx him. 

Bert's face turned ugly as he coldly replied to Bob's taunt. "What did you say, Gorilla?"

Yman chuckled. "I think Bob will come out victorious in this fight. No. I think he is already victorious," he said confidently and even rephrased his words after noticing the twitch on Bert's face.

"Pufft! Haha, what an idiotic judgment…" they once again heard a reply from the third party. This time, not only Yman and Keremi, but also Almina and the others noticed it.

They noticed Kesha was disagreeing with Yman's every word.