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Chapter 622 A Complete Mess
Chapter 622 A Complete Mess
The same type of beast had been used in each of the events so far; all of them were at the same level. And although they had seen some impressive things from the students so far when dealing with them, it was the first time the crowd witnessed this.
The beast was running forward, charging towards a solo student. When it got closer, its heavy footsteps started to calm down until it completely stopped.
Now looking at Raze, the beast tucked in its head slightly toward its chest, giving off the appearance that it was almost bowing, or perhaps even begging the person in front of them.
Yet that didn't make any sense; how was that even possible? The crowd had quietened down just like the beast as they looked at this scene.
Eventually, though, the beast lifted its head and started to look around.
"What the, why didn't that beast attack that student?"
"Aren't all beasts meant to be bloodthirsty? They kill humans on sight. This beast is from a portal break, right?"
"The student probably just smells or something; some beasts have sensitive noses, right?"
"Do you think the Demonic Faction knew this and planted something on him?"
Soon, though, the crowd forgot about what they saw because the beast had set its eyes on Beret and Kaylie again, who were standing next to each other.
It scraped its large feet across the floor and started to charge right at them.
"Alright, this time, don't jump forward; let me attack first!" Kaylie asked.
"No, if I hit him on the head, then you pull one of its legs. I think that would be better," Beret replied. "Trust me; I'm the fastest person on our team."
It didn't matter, though, because in the middle of the beast running toward them, Brack, who had originally been hit and crashed into the wall on the side, had leapt up and landed right on top of the beast's head.
Now hanging onto the beast, he lifted his sword and continued to stab the beast in the back of the neck.
"How dare you do something like that, die, die, die!" He repeatedly shouted as he continued to stab the beast.
"Well, people with a keen eye would have noticed a few things here and there," Cronker said. "Although the Demonic Faction's students were a mess and would have done better if they were on their own, they had practically passed the assessment with only three people.
"It's hard to say whether the Light Faction or even the Dark Faction would be able to do that. Sure, Simyon's body is incredibly strong, but does he have the strength to defeat the beast on his own?"
"In their own crazy way, the Demonic Faction has shown some of their strength, and then there was that."
Some of the crowd had talked about what they had seen with the beast cowering, but it wasn't a big deal for many of them.
They thought of it just as something strange that had occurred, and would much rather talk about the impressive feats of the Dark Faction and the Light Faction.
So they had seemingly forgotten about the Demonic Faction, other than them just becoming a laughing stock, and the same thoughts were being spread in the Light Faction room.
"All of you did a great job," Beatrix said, looking at the five students. "Your hard work has paid off; from what we've seen, there should be nothing for you to worry about until we reach the individual stages."
The five members nodded, but Hanna didn't look too pleased.
"What's wrong? Is it because of that student from the Dark Faction?" Beatrix asked.
Hannah nodded. "How was he able to copy me? It took me years to perfect something like that."
"Nothing can beat the real thing," Beatrix said as she bent down to eye level with her student. "But if you are to go up against him again, then it's best to use your techniques only when you need to. If he can really copy anything he can see just once, well, then only show them once, right?"
At the same time, there was much discussion in the Dark Faction as well. Most of the adults were talking about the Light Faction and what to do with them.
"It appears that the Light Faction is the only ones we need to worry about for these events then," Gavin commented.
"Really? Do you think so?" Murkel replied. "What's your evaluation, Amir?"
"My evaluation," Amir was surprised to be asked this. "It's still too early to tell. Safa has yet to show her skills to the people, and no one has really been pushed. Although the Demonic Faction performed horribly, it doesn't mean much at this stage, especially when we haven't seen two of them act yet."
"Right," Murkel replied. "And I'm sure you felt it as well; one of them is making my stomach churn slightly."