Chapter 18: Disciple vs Master
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The sun had climbed higher into the sky, casting sharp shadows and illuminating the vibrant greens and blues of the Crystal Lake surroundings.

The tranquility of the lake contrasted sharply with the intense energy radiating from the two figures sparring on the shore.

Oasis and Sir Elias stood facing each other, the air around them charged with anticipation.

Oasis's muscles were taut, his eyes focused and determined. Sir Elias, calm yet alert, prepared himself for the first move.

"Ready, Oasis?" Sir Elias called out, his voice steady.

With a swift motion, Sir Elias launched the first attack, his hand slicing through the air with a burst of wind magic.

Oasis deftly dodged, his movements fluid and precise.

He countered with a blast of water, the liquid forming sharp, needle-like projectiles aimed at Sir Elias.

Sir Elias twisted his body, evading the water needles with grace.

He retaliated with a powerful gust of wind, forcing Oasis to brace himself against the onslaught.

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