As I stepped onto the vast grounds, I was struck by its enormity – it dwarfed the entire city. A boy clad in saffron robes stood before me, his bright smile was good .
"What's your stage, girl?" he asked, his voice laced with amusement.
"I've reached Moon King Stage 7," I replied.
He chuckled, his expression transforming into a mocking grin. "You're weak. All students from your institute have become so feeble. Who would have thought the legendary Hero Ayush studied at your college?"
His words left me perplexed I asked in confusion a little . "Why mention Hero Ayush? You know my institute is special that's why he join the institute and after all he has to join beacuse he also want to become strong now it's our time eto play let's play ."
I couldn't resist teasing him. "And by the way, your laugh makes you look like a gorilla. Smile like a human, okay?"
My smile was met with a startling transformation – his face turned beet red, resembling a ripened tomato now more than tomato I have to think another name for him.
After some thought I got an perfect name
"Hey, chill out, friend," I said, chuckling. "No need to turn into a bull."
The surrounding crowd erupted into laughter, and the boy's face turned an even deeper shade of crimson.
The announcer's voice echoed through the arena: "Match begins in 10 seconds!"
I turned to the boy, a mischievous grin spreading across my face. "Hey, are you planning to summon a beast or withdraw any weapon I dint want to dirty my clothes so I will send my beast okay ?"
"Of course!" he replied, his eyes flashing with determination. "I'll make you pay and defeat you and your beast in one second!"
I chuckled. "Try, but be warned: my beasts are as powerful as they are ancient and same as my level . They know so many attack but don't worry I will tell them to use low spells and attack ."
Before I could finish, the countdown ended, and the boy charged towards me with lightning speed. He closed the distance in two seconds, his fist swinging towards my face.
I dodged effortlessly, countering with a swift flick to his forehead – a move Guru had used on Abhi.
Stepping back, I said, "Summon your beast or weapon first. Then, I'll unleash mine."
The boy snarled, drawing a heavy sword that seemed to shimmer with an otherworldly energy.
My eyes widened, impressed. But I refused to back down.
"I summon you Anant, Gaurav, Draco!" I shouted, my voice thundering through the arena.
The skies responded, unleashing a burst of thunder as my three beasts materialized
Anant, come in the serpentine giant, emerged from a portal.
Gaurav, the humanoid bird warrior, descended from above
Draco, the majestic dragon, burst forth from the earth.
The arena trembled as the crowd gasped in awe,The boy's eyes widened, his face contorted, resembling a monkey's,
But I was little angry I had called them to come in cute face so they could impress anyone but now they made people fear i was angry but soon i controlled myslef and as I swiftly issued commands:
"Gaurav, Wind Wave! Draco, Thunder Attack! Anant, Poison Wave!"
My three beasts unleashed a chilling scream before unleashing their assaults.
Dhruv's Thunder Attack rained down upon the boy, who dodged with incredible speed. However, the combined forces of Wind Wave and Poison Wave soon overwhelmed him.
The boy stumbled, his body succumbing to the toxins and turbulent gusts.
Draco seized the opportunity, striking with another Thunder Attack.
Anant's venomous fangs sank deep into the boy's flesh.
Gaurav's Hurricane-force winds ravaged his defenses.
In mere seconds, the onslaught ended, and the boy crumpled, defeated.
The announcer declared, "Winner of this round: Arushi!"
But instead of excitement, the crowd regarded me with a mixture of shock and unease.
I ignored their gazes, returning to my seat, where I began playing with my beasts.
The next battle announcement caught my attention: "Abhi, please proceed to the arena."
As Abhi passed by, I whispered, "Anuj, need my beasts to take down your opponent ?"
Abhi smiled confidently. "No need, Arushi. I've got this."
Abhi stepped into the arena, facing a boy in ordinary attire. The announcer declared, "A lone warrior, Ayush, versus Abhi!"
Before he could finish, both warriors vanished, reappearing in mid-air. Their fight began.
Their fists met at the exact point, slicing through space. I exclaimed, "Adidev! Finally, Anuj has found a worthy opponent, a true space power warrior who is his age and powerfull unlike our guru overpowered !"
The two fighters clashed, their movements lightning-fast. They exchanged blows, neither gaining ground.
For three minutes, they punched and kicked, each strike landing with precision. Then, they reappeared at the initial starting point.
Ayush and Abhi shared a brief conversation, their words inaudible to me.
Kalyari, the boy in my mind, asked, "Do you want to know what's happening and what they're discussing?"
I nodded eagerly. "Yes, I want to know how Anuj fights and wins and what are they talking ."
Kalyari cautioned, "Don't be overconfident in your brother's abilities."
I smiled. "He's my brother; he'll win. If he loses, I'll win the tournament for him. Either way, we'll triumph." I continued now tell me what they are talking I want to hear does my brother is selecting him in our playing group
Kalyari's voice echoed in my mind, revealing the conversation between Abhi and Ayush.
Abhi asked, "You're skilled with space power. Who are you?"
Ayush chuckled. "You're not bad either. I'm Ayush, from a small village in the South City. Cultivation isn't renowned there, but I've honed my skills. My space power is as formidable as my others. It'll be a tough fight for both of us either you will get a hard win or I will get a hard win ."
Abhi smiled. "I'm not limited to space power. Do you use any weapons?"
Ayush grinned mischievously. "My bow and arrow, of course."
With a flourish, Ayush drew his bow, and Abhi readied his spear.
The battle resumed.
Ayush's arrows flew in every direction, only to vanish and reappear in front of Abhi. The spear-wielding Abhi broke each arrow with ease.
Their exchange became a blur of hundreds of attacks, with Ayush firing arrow after arrow, and Abhi shattering each one.
Eventually, Ayush's quiver nearly emptied, leaving only two arrows.
He fired the next-to-last arrow, but this time, it took a direct path to Abhi.
Abhi blocked the arrow with his spear, but the force drove him back three steps. Ayush had used both wind and space magic and his good archery skill
The air was charged with tension.But before Abhi could catch his breath, Ayush materialized beside him, unleashing a thunder-infused punch that sent Abhi soaring.
Abhi swiftly employed wind magic to stabilize himself mid-air and slowly coming down , then released a deluge of water, enveloping the ground.
I puzzled over his strategy until Ayush stumbled, overwhelmed by the thunder's resonance, amplified by the water's conductivity.
Ayush vanished, reappearing in the sky, utilizing wind magic to confront Abhi.
The two warriors clashed, their wind-manipulated fists exchanging blows and they maintain themselves inspace with space and wind magic
Forced to abandon their fallen weapons, they relied on their elemental mastery.
After a fierce aerial exchange, they descended to the ground.
Ayush declared, "Time for the final clash. Let's prepare!"
The two smiled, their eyes locking in mutual respect.
As they focused, celestial bodies materialized behind them, radiating blue auras.
Abhi and Ayush conjured their ultimate attacks:
Abhi: Thunder and Fire
Aush: Thunder and fire
The crowd gasped, astonished by the sheer display of elemental mastery.
One element still separated Ayush from Abhi: Water Magic.
The warriors assumed their positions, ready to clash.
With a fierce battle cry, they charged, their energies colliding in a cataclysmic explosion.
Space itself seemed to shatter, the ground erupting in a maelstrom of dust, lightning, and flames.And the. Ground shattered even and more and more dust erupted with more flare thunder wind and even now wate rfromboth side shocking all of people who had thought abhi has advantage of his water magic but shock all people most was