Duel Academy Gx Novels & Stories

His battle intent surged, matched by his determination. "Damn it!" hissed Griffin through gritted teeth, his spear darting out in rapid, shadowy strikes. Each thrust was swift and powerful. The clash of their weapons produced a massive energy explosion, shaking the air and drawing the crowd's attention. The spectators, awed by the intensity of the duel, dared not even blink. Half an hour later, the two combatants collided violently, and each was forced to retreat. "Alexa Sword Technique, Fourth Empyrean Sword!" declared Alexander, ready to unleash his strongest move. The technique, still a work in progress, was potent enough to instill fear.

“Let’s get this over with, then.” My gaze flicks to Gamma Everly. “We’re ready,” I tell her. She nods solemnly, coming to stand between the two of us. “A duel is a sacred thing,” Gamma Everly says. “You both understand the rules you’ve laid out prior?” “No weapons, no wolf,” we both say in unison. “Good,” Gamma Everly says. “And you’re both wearing the amount of protective gear you want?” “Yes,” Warrior Garett and I both reply.

They moved into the circle. Wind whipped across the grass as the academy’s duel system activated. Thin blue lines traced the ring boundary, humming faintly. Cassian rolled his shoulders. “I was hoping you’d accept.” “I didn’t,” Alaric replied calmly. “You insisted.” “Semantics.” The signal tone chimed. Cassian moved first. Fast. His strike cut through the air with surgical precision.

Mira wanted to know more about his strength. "Sorry, but out of respect for the duel code I can't tell you anything he wouldn't want you to know, which means you should ask him yourself." Gwyn said dismissively. The duel code was an unwritten rule that powerful gods who fight each other don't share information about their opponents with others. It was one of the few things in this world that had a majority agreement among deities. Death made sure the two knew he was there before they continued anymore. "I was going to call Heaven and ask if they've deployed any soldiers."

It was finally the day of the duel. The atmosphere was neither tense nor light, but I still felt nervous. Apparently, a similar academy to Ravenlake, Havenhouse Academy, was where the duel would be held. They were hosting for the year and so Ravenlake drove us all the day in a convoy. I wasn't moved by the treatment but it was a very expensive one, with over fifteen exotic cars and security personnel. Arriving at Havenhouse, I stepped out of the car I was in while Ash and Cruz also stepped out of their rides. Some of the school administrative staff came with us so they were also out.

Everyone fell silent and waited for the smoke to subside. When the smoke subsided, Claudette was lying unconscious on the floor and Zenon remained standing with a few cuts. Zenon won the duel. He got a score of 99 while Claudette scored 98. Wow, that's great! Everyone applauded loudly. So far, Zenon has the highest score. "You are so awesome, Prince Zenon!" the crowd cheered. Huh? Prince Zenon? He is a prince? Eh, I don't know that. "The last duel for today will be Princess Alesia Gregory versus Luna Syesha McCleen!" Headmaster Gray announced, and my eyes widened. Alesia is my opponent?!

continued High Mage Finnas, standing in the middle of the circle, “the agreed terms will stand and we will overlook that particular infraction to our laws. In the traditional duel between Blue Thunder and Dwayne Glozo, Blue Thunder is the victor. Therefore, Audrey Hudson is to be immediately returned to her mother.” High Mage Finnas signalled to Mouz Laplaine, the agent standing by Dwayne. Mouz went to Pier’s family. Through the shadows, he saw Mousse Glozo holding Audrey still. He handed his hand to Audrey, and she took it, but Mousse wouldn't let her go. “Her mother is human, my granddaughter cannot go back to her.” “You heard High Mage Finnas. Blue Thunder is Audrey Hudson’s elemental gua

The crowd erupted—half with cheers, half with nervous laughter. "Are you serious?" Kathleen hissed under her breath. "I've never been more serious." Garrick slammed his blade against his shield with a grin. "Then let's see it, Luna." The duel began fast. He charged with heavy strikes meant to break through quickly. I sidestepped the first, spun past the second, and drove the butt of my staff hard against his ribs. He grunted, staggered, and came at me with more force. "You'll have to do better than that," I called, my breath steady.

The crowd cheers again, their voices resonating through the concrete wall. "As you are aware, the Luna's Duel has three trials." He looked between us. "The physical combat, the mental test and the Wolves' Brawl." We both nodded in acknowledgement to what he had just said. The announcer retrieved a coin and held it out in front of us. "If the coin lands on heads, you shall use weapons, but if tails, it will be hand-to-hand combat." Then he flipped the coin, my heart thumping wildly in my chest. I was better trained for the use of weapons. I only hoped that the goddess would aid me.