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Key: The First Legendary Beast Master Chapter 26: A Bird In The Bush
"Now." Both team leaders ordered at the same time, and [Guard] barriers went up at the same time that two blinding sword lights tore across the intervening gap, and six red streaks came down from the sky toward the mages' backs.
Karl slashed an uppercut toward the attackers, sending his own [Rend] attack into the incoming sword light. The collision dissipated the claws, but dimmed the light of the sword attacks, before the second [Rend] stopped them entirely.
The warriors on Karl's team smiled in victory as Hawk's attacks took down both of the mages, activating the defensive charm on their uniforms and sending them out of the battle.
"Sonofabitch, what just happened?" One of the attackers shouted, unaware that they had been ambushed.
They looked around frantically, unsure of where the next attack would come from. Hawk was still in the trees behind them, unwilling to fly out and make himself a target if he didn't have to. It distracted them for just long enough that Karl could launch two more attacks of his own, forcing them to defend, while Dana prepared her Magic Missiles.
She took longer than most to cast them, but when she did, her strength was much better than average. The attacking team leaders couldn't do anything about the magical projectiles, as their blades were already out of position from trying to parry Karl's [Rend].
They took the hits, absorbing them with their enhanced physiques, then jumped sideways to dodge the next attack by Hawk.
"That's just low. How did you trick the monsters into being on your side." The boys complained, while Karl's team laughed.
"Didn't they warn you? Karl has a pet Hawk, it's the talk of the first year dorms." Dana joked.
Their banter was interrupted as they were all surrounded by glowing magic, and moved to the staging area where they had started the battle.
"The match is over. I let you chat for a moment, but the victory goes to defence team five." The older mage announced.
"How did we lose?" The attackers demanded.
"You might not have noticed, but there were more than two sets of Rending Claws in the air when you evaded. You jumped right into the second set, and my defensive magic absorbed it for you, so it didn't flay your backs open.
You, Karl, was it? How long will it take for your Hawk to get back here?" The mage added.
Karl focused on his taming space, and Hawk appeared, disgruntled about having been left behind. The training area was part of the circle around the academy though, so he had only been a kilometre away, and could have been back in a matter of minutes.
"If I didn't call him, only a few minutes. We were only transported a kilometre or so. That is an incredible spell, by the way." Karl replied.
The younger mage smiled at Karl's enthusiasm. "It is a magical item that came from an ancient ruins. The ability to transport more than one student at a time allows for a much more immersive experience, but the protective magic is entirely the providence of the Senior Professor."
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