?24: Chapter 24 Priest VS Druid 24: Chapter 24 Priest VS Druid Hearing the referee announce the result, the melon-eating crowd finally woke up, realizing that a huge upset had just happened at the start of the brawl—it was the kind of major upset you see once in a century.

    And the bigwigs in the VIP stands had long since secretly contacted their subordinates to investigate this warrior named Tukuru, but they were doomed not to find out anything.

    “The second match, Priest versus Druid, please have the contestants from both sides get ready.” Before long, the referee announced the second match.

    Priest fighting Druid?

    How do two classic healing professions fight?

    But actually, the most boring or rather the most interesting matchups occur between these two professions.

    Priest versus Druid, huh?

    Lu Hong had barely gotten onto the stage when Nono pounced on him with great excitement.

    The adoration and excitement of the young girl was written all over her face.

    “Woman, you’re playing with fire!” Lu Hong said coldly.

    “Tukuru, you’re so handsome!” Before Nono could even speak, a group of enamored fans rushed up and surrounded Lu Hong, frantically shouting.

    “Get away from him!

    He’s mine!” Nono panicked and quickly asserted her ownership.

    “It’s okay, we’re willing to be the concubines!”

    “…”

    By then, the Priest and Druid had already arranged for their first contestant to enter the ring.

    Unlike Lu Hong’s match with the Knight just before, typically each professional matchup consists of a best-of-three series,

    “Hmph!”

    “Hmph!”

    As soon as they entered the ring, the two beauties looked at each other with disdain, a situation that wasn’t new.

    “Ma Qi, you still put on that sanctimonious saint act, it’s truly sickening,” the Druid beauty spoke first after the referee had started the duel.

    “And how much better are you, Eunice?

    I heard your boyfriend actually ran into our Priest sister’s bed a few days ago, is that true?” Ma Qi, the Priest contestant, countered sharply, hitting her opponent where it hurt.

    That strike was downright lethal!

    “Ma Qi, you bitch!

    I’ll fight you to the death!”—the Druid contestant Eunice was definitely hit hard!

    Eunice was already struggling with the pain of being cheated on; it would have been better for her if her boyfriend’s affair hadn’t been with a Priest.

    Now that this embarrassing affair was poked out by the Priest, it was truly a public humiliation.

    You should know that in every Priest versus Druid match, the edge of the ring was always equipped with amplification!

    The purpose was to ensure that even if the two sides didn’t get into a fight, everyone could hear clearly what was being said in case of a verbal battle.

    After Ma Qi’s remark, everyone in the academy heard it!

    “Oh!

    Cheating?

    Jerk!” A crowd of melon-eating watchers started cursing.

    The bigwigs in the stands each broke into a smile, as if recalling their own youthful memories.

    The Druid contestant, while speaking, lifted up her wood vine staff and swung it toward the Priest’s face, and of course, the Priest was no ordinary person—she lifted her Holy Light staff and retaliated.

    The two women fought back and forth heatedly, but it looked more like villagers in a catfight.

    Lu Hong watched with disbelief, thinking, this isn’t a duel.

    The female audience below the stage was utterly bored, but the male audience found it very entertaining.

    Sure enough, the long-anticipated climax arrived.

    Both contestants, tired of hitting each other with their staffs, simply threw their weapons aside, bared their teeth and claws, and began grappling close-up.

    Worldwide, women fight in the same manner—tearing clothes, pulling hair, scratching, and clawing.

    “I especially got these nails done today, let’s see if I don’t scratch up that sanctimonious face of yours!”

    “Hmph!

    I’m going to rip your hair out today if it’s the last thing I do!”

    The two women hurled fierce words at each other and then directly scuffled together; for the time being, they managed to control themselves from tearing each other’s clothes, but the male audience below knew it was only temporary.

    If the fight heated up more, there would surely be a show.

    Three hundred rounds later, both of them finally stepped back a few paces and distanced themselves from one another.

    At this point, the Druid’s hair littered the ground, and she had contusion marks all over her face and body from being pinched, while the Priest was in no better shape, her pretty face so scratched up she hardly looked human—an apt demonstration of the battle-ready nails.

    “Force of nature, heal me!”

    “Holy Light, heal me!”

    Both sides used healing magic at the same time, and instantly their wounds healed as if they had never been, then they tore into each other again, this time even using their teeth.

    “The clothes are being torn off!”

    With the battle escalating, the expressions of the male audience grew more excited.

    Of course, those with girlfriends had already had their eyes poked blind by their partners.

    Lu Hong couldn’t escape Nono’s ruthless attack, getting his face sprayed with the prepared pepper water.

    “You’re crazy!

    Ah!

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    My eyes!” Lu Hong screamed in pain, saying without seeing, why do you need to hurt me without a second thought?

    “Um!

    Not bad at all, look at that Druid healer over there, her hair grows back so quickly, clearly a master at harnessing the power of natural acceleration.”

    “That Priest over there is also good, the bloodstains on her face erased in one go, not a bit of Holy Light power wasted during the healing, definitely a promising talent.” The bosses have a different perspective, seeing the essence beyond the fighting facade.

    “Uh, can I get my bet back?

    My mom just sent someone to ask me for living expenses, could you kindly be compassionate?” At this moment, the school principal was pleading with the owner of the betting pool.

    Of course, the only answer he got was—Get lost!

    “Alright, alright, a draw it is.” Just as the two girls were about to pull each other’s clothes off, the referee stepped in just in time to stop the duel.

    A wave of sighs echoed in the arena for a long time.

    “Hmph!”

    “Hmph!”

    Both beauties wisely stopped fighting, tidied up their disheveled appearance, picked up the sticks they dropped on the ground, and strutted off the stage like proud swans.

    A moment later, the referee announced the start of the second round between the Priest and the Druid.

    The same scene played out again, with the two tearing and grappling at each other, ending in a draw.

    This is really boring!

    Lu Hong cleaned off the pepper water but still felt the burning pain on his face.

    But as a man, just watching it was quite entertaining; seeing such beautiful girls fight like shrews was indeed a rare sight.

    “The third round begins!” commanded the referee, and the two who took to the stage changed the prior mood, starting to chant and cast spells on each other?!

    “Holy Light Punishment!” This time the Priest girl was incredibly quick with her words and cast one of the few offensive skills available at the First Transition for Priests in seconds.

    At that moment, a Holy Light turned into a hammer of light, crashing down from the sky heading straight for the Druid girl’s crown chakra!

    Although the Druid girl was a second slower, she ultimately completed her spellcasting: “Vine Summoning!”

    The First Transition Druid had only that one offensive skill, controlling vines.

    A flash of green light passed by, and two vines rooted in the stage, emerging on either side of the Druid girl.

    She deftly manipulated one to block the descending hammer of light, and then the other vine viciously lashed toward her opponent.

    “Holy Light Barrier!” Seeing the fierce tactics of her enemy, the Priest girl quickly employed a defensive skill, successfully blocking the attack.

    “You’re pretty good.” said the Druid girl with a smile.

    “You too.” replied the Priest girl, their gazes interlocked, suddenly feeling a jolt of electricity coursing through them, they both quickly looked away.

    “…….” Lu Hong watched speechlessly, admiring each other?

    Are you kidding?

    The Holy Light Punishment used just now was obviously a beginner’s attempt.

    The light hammer hitting the head could probably shatter upon contact if the head weren’t so hard.

    And those vines, are they sprouting saplings or what?

    Barely thicker than hair, what’s the use of that?

    Lu Hong was being sarcastic, but the onlookers didn’t think so, watching intently, as it had probably been two years since the last true magical duel between a Priest and a Druid, right?

    They never expected these professions to have offensive skills; it was indeed eye-opening.

    “Sigh!

    Good healers, insisting on learning attack spells instead of sticking to their duties!” the big shots in the stands complained indignantly.

    Isn’t this just causing trouble for no reason?

    You’re a healing profession, why not appreciate the beauty of hand-to-hand combat?

    “It seems you too are a proud person,” the Priest girl initiated.

    “You too, you must have had your share of hardships?” asked the Druid girl softly.

    Hey, hey, how do you see pride?

    Hardships?

    With skills barely mastered, can this be called mastering hardship?

    “I’ve heard of your great reputation, Shirley, for a long time, and meeting you today makes me regret not doing it sooner,” continued the Druid girl.

    “I’ve also wanted to get to know you, Mei Mi, just that Priests and Druids naturally don’t mingle, so I’ve only been able to keep this longing in my heart,” replied the Priest girl.

    What is this, falling in love?

    Sure enough, the two girls flattered each other more and more passionately, until they finally embraced tightly, vowing never to part!

    “Cough, cough!

    Are you still going to fight?” The referee felt it necessary to ask.

    “Of course not, we’re good sisters now!” both exclaimed in unison, then looked at each other in surprise.

    Blushing, the Priest girl said shyly, “You really understand me.”

    “You too,” replied the Druid girl softly.

    ……

    With a dark expression, the referee declared: “It’s a draw!”