Gently touching the surface of the crystal ball, a clear glowing text appeared-
Thank you for your attention and support for the School of Balancing's competition.
Below is the detailed explanation of the competition project by our student council-
This so-called ping pong game was proposed by a lovely student of our school (according to the principal), originally intended as a recreational sports activity for ordinary people.
Considering that the ultimate goal of our competition is to test students' magical abilities and stimulate their imagination and creativity in the world of magic, we have decided to use this student's ping pong ball as a framework to develop a brand-new set of rules suitable for the wizarding world.
Here is the specific explanation of our magical ping pong-
Advanced level three spells and above are not allowed. The visibility of the ball must be maintained during the match, and invisibility should not exceed 0.5 seconds. Destruction by practitioners of destructive spells is not permitted; the integrity of the ball and table must be protected (of course, we will reinforce the strength of the ball and table, and demonstrate the specifics before the match). Illusion practitioners are not allowed to affect their opponents for more than 0.1 seconds at a time. Guardians are not allowed to cover the entire table with their energy shield and can maintain an area of up to five square meters. The summoner's summoning quantity will be limited, and the specific number will be determined on-site. And for inventors...
Um... originally, the student council's plan should be like this...
However, as the great stargazer Damia exclaimed, we lovely elites...
Ahem, I won't transcribe this part, let me tell you the principal's exact words directly-
"No, no, my lovely president, how could you forget the basic tenets of the School of Balancing.
Firstly, we are not ordinary people; we are the top young talents selected from the entire continent. We are the top one hundred thousandth of the world's elite. We shouldn't be constrained by any rules. Secondly, as you said yourself, our competition is to stimulate imagination, not about winning or spectatorship. Aren't too many restrictions missing the point? Lastly, as an instructor, what I hope to see most is that as members of this academy, you can use various methods to create miracles in this competition."
Um...
That's the principal's exact words...
So, besides not allowing advanced level three spells and above, all the rules made by the student council are abolished. Everyone can do whatever they want, do whatever they like, be as excessive as they want, and stimulate however they want.
According to the principal's wishes, let's have a fun and lively ping pong competition!
TMD!
That's all!
-Student Council President XXX
......
Suddenly, I feel sorry for the student council president, being forced to curse like that...
But since the principal has decided not to have any rules, why bother writing those specific rules...
The rest of the article is about the tournament format. Students can form teams freely, with no more than five members. They can also choose to compete individually, but even if you are alone, you won't have any advantages in the match. The champion's reward is to request something from the continent's number one, Damia, within the allowed scope. It can be knowledge, power, or wealth.
As for the runner-up and third place...
Um...
There is nothing...
