Being Op With My Broken System: All Limits Have Errors

Clint left the arena after saying those words, and two other people in Union uniforms walked up to the arena. They were both Core mages and would act as the referees during the tournament.

After the two mages got into position, two groups of students walked into the arena. Each group had four students, and all of them ranged between the ages of 17 and 19, both boys and girls alike.

The two teams stood on different sides after entering the arena and faced each other. On one side were the students of the Fierce Storm Magic Academy, their uniform was a beautiful design of green long-sleeved tunics with high collars, with emblems that signified their elements attached to their left breast pockets and single numbers printed at the top of the emblems.

Those numbers probably represented their classes or what year they were in. The boys had trousers and brown shoes while the girls had knee-length skirts and mid-calf boots.

The team from the Fierce Storm Magic Academy was an even mix of two boys and two girls, all of them had high and aloof faces as they stared at their opponents.

On the other side were the students from The Prodigies Magic Academy. Their uniform, a collarless grey top under brown coats and black long pants for both genders. On their backs was the image of a single star with varying colours that represented their elements.

The team from The Prodigies Magic Academy was a group of three boys and a single girl. They all had hostile looks in their eyes as they glared back at their opponents, a hint of determination mixed with it.

Alex looked at the group of youths in the arena with an intrigued look in his eyes. He could see that one of the students from the Fierce Storm Magic Academy was at the Core mage rank, while everyone on The Prodigies Magic Academy was at the Adept mage rank; he could more or less guess what the outcome of this fight was going to be.

After the two teams got into place, the referees made some distance from them before giving the order for the match to begin.

"Start!"

At the same time, the floating orbs in the air moved and began to project what was going on in the arena in the sky above the stadium. The footage was extremely clear, and it was as if they were seeing the scene in the arena personally. This was to enable those outside the stadium to have a real-time feel while watching the match.

Immediately after the match started, both teams swept into action.