Duel Academy Gx Novels & Stories

"Did you figure the foundation could just allow anybody to burst in like that with a sword close by? Obviously there were agreements! We at the Dawn Academy are the elites of the Grindia Continent. All that we in all actuality do needs to follow severe convention. It is expressed that any Silver positioned person who wished to challenge Lorist was to answer to the Enforcement Department. You see that white stone structure around there? That is the Enforcement Department! You should go there and apply for a duel and pay an enrollment expense of ten gold Fordes. From that point forward, we will inform you the appropriate setting for the duel inside a few days. On the off chance that you don't

Or rather, a certain person who asked him about that certain day a month ago. “Now, since we have members of the two special spheres here, you may choose to duel with each other, or go against your teammate,” said Dean Alcione, looking at Dorin’s and Xander’s Spheres. “The rest of the class may find a partner in their level. Those who cannot find a match may approach me.” “Oh, I can’t wait to duel with that pesky Dorin! Or maybe that bastard Johan!” Venet said with a sleazy grin.

Fuck all of them. The head instructor, some brute with a voice like gravel and a scar running down his cheek, stepped forward, his boots thudding against the stone. “Duel rules are simple,” he barked, his gaze sweeping over us like we were nothing. “No lethal force. No forbidden magics. Yield to the instructor’s call and to target sigils.. step beyond, and you forfeit.” He paused, his lips curling into something that wasn’t a smile. “This stage tests one-on-one skill, control, and will. Pairings will be announced.”

He stood at the far end of the dueling ring, long-limbed and smug, with fire already burning at his fists. His uniform was red and gold, trimmed with sigils of lineage and glory. Mine was… whatever I’d thrown on. And still, he looked nervous. Just a little. Just enough for me to taste it in the air. The instructor’s voice cut through the silence. “Ranked duel. One spell focus allowed. Lethality forbidden.” Jex chuckled under his breath. “We’ll see about that.” I stepped forward, chin high. “You really think you can intimidate me?”

He also found the blood pill Ches kept, and along with the Overlord Bloodline, it had certainly been a very rewarding duel! And with that, he left the academy with his clan members, with no one daring to get in their way! Once they were all gone, the crowd erupted into rowdiness, with many spectators feeling overwhelmed. With the duel between Caleb and Ches now finished, Caleb was once again the star student of Zoro Academy. He also gained many new critics, and many more feared him—he did leave a long trail of bodies, after all! - After returning to Crawford House, Caleb, Xar, and the clan elders had a feast.

For what he stood to lose. Then the mask came back. Killian came second. He wore his own sigils, but they were newer, flashier. A challenger’s marks. He moved with the particular confidence of a man who’d spent years in the training yard watching Xavier, understanding his patterns, planning for this exact moment. The neutral Council member raised his hand. The duel began. It was brutal. Faster than Aria expected, harder, more technical. This wasn’t wild fighting, this was trained combat, every movement calculated, every opening deliberate or closed immediately. Warriors didn’t fight with claws and fury. They fought with precision.

The instrument of death hadn't dulled since she had acquired it. "We believe a couple should have a balance between them. Couples who truly love each other will develop a rhythm as they duel. It resembles an elaborate dance, rather than a fight to the finish," Ayasu put her arm on Aurelia's shoulder, "I think the duel between you and Zinjo will be nothing short of Spectacular." Aurelia stared at the people, "I hate how they doubt me," it didn't take much to bring the royal bride back to the failure of the Heart's Call.

Odessa smirked and patted her shoulder. "That's what I thought," *~* The next day at the training field, Tatiana approached Gwen with a cunning gaze that Gwen didn't find amusing and knew nothing good would come out of her mouth and she was proven right when she dropped the first sentence and it had every wolf on the field gasping. "I want a duel," Gwen gaped, realizing every pair of eyes was on them. Onyx came to stand beside Gwen, eyeing the other she-wolf under her eyelashes. "What is the meaning of this, Soldier?"

Everyone clears out from the training grounds, leaving space for Daphne and I to duel. I can feel the nervous energy through the mate bond that I share with Derrick, even though he appears as calm as can be on the outside. He turns in my direction, showing his inner turmoil for a moment before he clears the emotions from his features. His brow lifts in question, clearly giving me an out from this duel, but I know if I back out now I will always be seen as a weak Luna. I nod my head in the affirmative, not missing the pained expression that appears on his face when I decide to go through with the duel. He turns back to the pack members that are gathering around, addressing them with his loud,

"Alpha Mathews has been heavily poisoned with silver, he's in no condition to take part in a duel. If he fights Gazel in that condition, he would definitely lose, and Gazel would win. Damon understands this, and that's why he offered to replace Alpha Mathews in the duel." Alex wasn't wrong, and while I understood the reason behind Damon's actions, I still couldn't stop worrying. I wanted him to save Alpha Mathews and clover pack from Gazel, and while I knew he was undoubtedly stronger than Gazel, I knew how tricky Gazel was. If he learns that Damon was going to represent Alpha Mathews, I was certain that he would make prompt preparations to battle Damon. And since there were no regulations g