Dark Moon Magic Shield, Darkmoon Armor, Darkmoon Enchantment, Darkmoon Flying Sword—this whole sequence of spells was what they called a [Magic Combo].
“Clang! Clang! Clang! Clang! Clang! Clang! Clang!”
White Feather Dove went straight into shield-on-shield mode, stacking defenses to the max, then immediately let loose a barrage of flying swords, aiming to surprise and strike the enemy with a first wave.
But these Martial Arts Club members were no pushovers either; tough as iron, the Darkmoon Flying Swords could barely penetrate their defenses, but at least served to harass.
“Clang! Clang! Clang! Clang! Clang! Clang!”
Seizing her chance, she lunged forward with her Rune Sword, executing a flawless sliding step—her hand lifted as she unleashed an endless stream of Half-moon Slashes!
Her swordsmanship held no fancy flair; it was all about simplicity, focused entirely on efficient kills. She was even more ruthless than the Meat Vendor.
Looks like Baicheng was truly the type to let her actions speak, and after activating her spells, she charged straight into battle, single-handedly fighting these upperclassman powerhouses in a bloody melee.
“Ahhhhh!”
Other students screamed as they scrambled to flee the classroom, with chairs and desks flying every which way.
The burly upperclassmen and White Feather Dove were locked in fierce close-quarters combat, heavy punches and swift claws flying and darting through the air.
Very soon, they noticed something unusual about this Transfer Student—her body was shrouded in a Magic Shield that was incredibly troublesome.
Unlike the kind of Elemental Magic Barrier that shattered at a touch, hers felt like a layer of soft rubber—exceptionally tough and resilient.
This physical Magic Shield completely neutralized the Martial Arts Club members’ heavy punches and bladed attacks, rendering them ineffective, on par with a [Physical Immunity Shield].
Only magical explosions could damage her Lunar Shield, but if you tried to use physical force to shatter Baicheng’s Lunar Shield, you’d need some sort of focused, armor-piercing burst.
Otherwise, all damage would just be absorbed.
Because there was one trait of a Magic Shield—Magicians could continuously channel Magic Power to repair their Magical Barrier.
So, in theory, as long as a Magician had enough magic, their Magic Shield could never be broken. That’s why Magical Barriers were considered a Divine Technique for Magicians.
It’s just that Demon Magicians never valued developing the Magical Barrier—after all, even Demon Magicians were naturally tough-skinned, so boosting their defense was difficult. Everyone preferred to put their stat points into attack.
This gave White Feather Dove the ability to face many with just one, slashing away at these Martial Arts Club upperclassmen until they were utterly miserable.
Though her Enchanted Sword Slash was more like a scratch, shredding their school uniforms into pieces and leaving faint trails of blood, for high-level Demonic Beasts, those wounds healed almost instantly.
It could only be said that White Feather Dove hadn’t learned any high-powered spells yet, or perhaps she wasn’t planning to use her Anmoon Sword Qi so carelessly.
Baicheng had gained a lot of combat wisdom during her travels—this was something her Evil Father had taught her.
She had to keep her trump cards hidden, and didn’t need to go all-out every time.
Her Mission was only to hold them back—unless they truly tried to go after her Mother, stopping them here was enough.
Meanwhile, Xueyuedai and the Tea Party First Years also found an opening and began to cast Elemental Magic, standing guard by the window.
But the various Magic Power Clusters hovered in midair, not rushing to attack.
Because detonating elemental blasts indoors was not a good idea—it might blow up the entire classroom and get them caught in the explosion too.
“Damn it!”
“This girl isn’t simple.”
“Everyone, retreat! If we keep going, this will get out of hand.”
The Martial Arts Club guys didn’t dare to go too far—if the classroom really exploded, the Witches would surely punish them severely.
“Hey, little girl, what’s your name?”
But they all knew the Magic Swordswoman before them was the key obstacle to their Mission.
Without her interference, they would’ve already dealt with those Tea Party girls.
“……” As always, White Feather Dove kept silent, refusing to answer their questions.
In the end, the Martial Arts Club members had no choice but to retreat, hurrying out of the first-year classroom building before the Enemy Club Members could surround them.
Anyway, the first thing they’d do upon returning would be to dig up everything about this girl.
There was actually such a Key General hidden among the First Years?
“White Feather, thank you for your help.” Xueyuedai stepped forward to express her gratitude.
“What about me?” Feini pointed at herself.
“Thank you.” Xueyuedai squeezed out the words with much difficulty.
“We were only gone for two days, and you all were already getting chased around?” Feini teased.
“Everything’s in chaos. The other side is even more shameless than we thought. Orange Sea Dream’s just turtling up and refuses to negotiate, instead teaming up with the Martial Arts Club to send a horde of delinquents to harass and attack us.”
Xueyuedai explained.
“You were too naive. Ten-Step Hall thought just because we formed an Adventurer Squad, the others would agree to settle things in a big team fight. Why did you think they’d accept your proposal?”
Feini shrugged, mocking.
“Why didn’t you tell Ten-Step Hall sooner?” Xueyuedai said.
“With how stubborn she is, you think she’d listen?” Feini shot back.
“……” Xueyuedai had nothing to say.
“And aren’t you the club’s strategist? Why should I be the one to talk to her?” Feini spread her hands again.
“We’re teammates, we’re the Lost Beast, don’t forget—you said we’d advance and retreat together, or was that all just talk?”
Xueyuedai was a little anxious as soon as she heard Feini trying to wash her hands of it, and immediately brought up the team captain to pressure her.
“Am I not helping you right now?” Feini saw her strong reaction, which showed how much she cared about the team.
That fit right into her plan, and she was quite satisfied, immediately offering her assistance.
“Ten-Step Hall and Renjian Yeqi went to the Martial Arts Club’s club building.” Xueyuedai said.
“She’s as reckless as ever. You’ve walked right into their trap—the Martial Arts Club must have their people lying in wait for them.” Feini shook her head, analyzing the situation.
“Let’s hurry over and support them.” Xueyuedai said gravely.
“No rush.” Feini calmly raised her hand.
“What do you mean? You want to just watch them die?” Xueyuedai questioned.
“Do you know why Orange Sea Dream can hide away and refuse to see you? It’s because you didn’t make things big enough. Now is the perfect chance to let them make a huge mess.”
“As long as the Martial Arts Club suffers irreparable losses—be it in people or reputation—then Simon will finally get the squad battle she wants.”
Feini analyzed.
“That makes some sense… but it still sounds a little reckless.” Xueyuedai’s gaze was full of suspicion.
“Let’s hurry and go watch the show!” But the next moment, Feini dashed forward, dragging White Feather Dove along to see the action.
———
The scene shifted.
In front of the Martial Arts Club’s clubhouse, a huge crowd of burly upperclassmen and muscular Senior Sisters had gathered.
The other side was indeed well-prepared, just waiting for the Tea Party to walk right into their trap.
And at the front, leading the team—was none other than Little Kurosaki.