Monthly Contest Novels & Stories

Tessa says after noticing me. I walk towards the calendar and point my index finger towards the date. "Only one day is left before our first bi-weekly contest." **************

Adrienne's eyes tracked the remaining riders as a new challenger entered the ring. "Yes, Your Highness. It's a test of skill and strength. The last man standing wins prize money and the honor of being named champion." "When is the next real Melee?" "In a month's time. During the Festival of Lions." "Good." Adrienne was already moving, pushing through the crowd toward the man at the center—a large, bearded man with a voice like gravel who was calling out for one last challenger. "My princess—" Both maids sounded terrified now. Adrienne ignored them.

Dinh Quan understood well, so he started talking about other things to divert her attention. 1 hour 30 minutes. Tinh Ngoc immediately visited Z Academy's website. Because this is an online contest, the prize results will also be announced via the web. But obviously, after 3 consecutive years of organizing this contest, no one can doubt the professionalism and seriousness of this contest. Because many talented artists have come out of this competition and the forging environment of Z Academy.

Almost like she was forcing herself to eat and I hoped the contest wouldn't hold today since she was sick but I was wrong. The trumpet blew immediately as she finished eating as one of my fathers guards made an announcement. "The battle will begin In an hour's time, there shall be three rounds on separate days and the one with the most wins wins. The contestants include Lenora Hunter and her opponent Tala hunter." The guard announced while my eyes opened in dismay, same with Lenora as we both found it hard to believe.

, she exclaimed, her voice filled with genuine excitement. "Wow, Congrats Selena", Norah chimed in. "Congrats Selena", Scarlett and Charles said in unison. "Thank you guys", I replied gratefully. "So when is the contest starting?"Evelyn asked eagerly. "Hmmm… three days from now", I responded, feeling a mix of nervousness and anticipation. "So when will….", "No more questions for now, any further questions will have to wait until after closing hours. For now, get back to work", I ordered firmly, cutting off her words.

It wouldn't be a bad idea to buy one bottle under the premise of asking inquiries. “I’ll take this one,” I said, pointing to a random bottle. She grinned and took it up, covering it gently in paper. As she tied the string, I glanced around, initiating a discussion. “It’s… quiet today. I'd have wanted to buy more goods over here.” Her smile grew knowingly. “Ah, that’s because most of the town is at the monthly celebration. It happens once every moon. Plenty of food, music, contests… and if you’ve got an eye for bargains, you can find practically anything for cheap.”