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Deliver the crystal
Author: Khay Phynom
last update Last Updated: 2023-06-01 02:22:46

Just like that, 3 matches got concluded.

The first match ended with Alphah Team A’s victory, the second was a tie, and the third ended with Charlie Team C’s victory.

They all performed excellently and a lot of formidable people came to light.

Now, Art’s team was up.

They were all standing in their home which was the 4 meters radius circle, waiting for Professor Prisca to give the signal.

Art checked out the faces of his teammates and was surprised to see the lilac ice princess.

A lot of people grew confident since she was on their team.

She ended up joining Alphah group after her queue got distributed.

They had earlier changed from their uniforms into clothes more suitable for fighting.

It was a skin-tight flexible material so the curves of girls were even more visible.

Some boys even lost the purpose of what they came here for.

Theirs was white with blue stripes while their opponent was black with red stripes.

Just before the signal was given Art received a ‘package’ from t
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