All Chapters of The Accidental God: My Glitchy System Thinks I'm Supreme: Chapter 41
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Chapter 41: Quarterfinal Round: Toby's Potion Business
That afternoon, Aethelgard Battle Stadium shook with magic explosions and the clash of steel from the Quarterfinal round of the Internal Tournament. However, for the nobles, servants, and students who failed to secure VIP tickets, the fiercest and most brutal fight did not happen inside the arena. That battle took place in the hallway outside the stadium, right beneath the shadow of mossy stone pillars.A makeshift commercial empire had been established there.Toby, who just a week ago was Aster's shivering roommate assigned to guard a pile of leaky pots, now sat on a red velvet chair that he had somehow acquired from a desperate noble. His once pale and fearful face was hidden behind a pair of sunglasses with a cracked left lens.Behind Toby stood two burly first-year students from the knight faction. Instead of holding swords, they clutched palm-fiber brooms tied with red ribbons, serving as exclusive bodyguards. The two students looked vigilant, glaring at anyone who dared approach
Chapter 42: Kaelen vs. Cult Infiltrator
The afternoon sun shone brightly above Aethelgard Battle Stadium, but the heat could not penetrate the cold aura surrounding the competitors' stands. Aster Vale sat comfortably on a wooden bench, his feet resting on a heavy burlap sack filled with gold coins from Toby's Franchise Tax. In his left hand, he held a cheap yellow banana he had just bought from the academy cafeteria for three copper coins, while his right hand was busy peeling it."Next contestants for the Quarterfinal round!" the referee's voice echoed, sounding slightly nervous after seeing the previous anomaly-filled rounds. "Kaelen from the independent faction, versus Vane from the Western Province!"A student in a gray robe stepped into the arena. His face was pale and expressionless, but behind his dark pupils lay a boiling sea of hatred. Vane was no ordinary student. He was a surviving member of the Abyss Cult from Arc 1 who had escaped the massacre. He had tortured himself with forbidden rituals, altered his bone st
Chapter 43: Darius vs. Ice Magic User
The dust and leftover miasma from Kaelen's match had not fully faded when the loudspeaker crystal vibrated again. This time, the referee's voice sounded even more tense, as if he himself hesitated to announce the names of the next fighters."The next Quarterfinal match, Darius Vorn of the Northern Knight Faction, versus Cyrus of the Ice Peak!"The crowd's cheers erupted, though this time mixed with murmurs of awe and fear. Cyrus was a rare ice magic genius, a student who reportedly trained on eternal glaciers since he was a toddler. When Cyrus stepped into the arena, the temperature in the stadium plummeted instantly. Moisture in the air froze into tiny ice crystals that fell like snow in broad daylight.Darius Vorn stepped in from the opposite side. His face was still pale, his mind haunted by the image of the banana peel that shattered the Abyss cultist's skull moments ago. However, as his feet touched the arena sand that was beginning to freeze, his knight instincts took over. He d
Chapter 44: Semifinal 1: The Failed Illusion
In the contestant waiting area, Darius Vorn still sat clutching his cloak, which now radiated eternal warmth, his eyes staring blankly at the arena. The quarterfinal round had ended, and the academy committee quickly repaired the damaged sand floor using earth magic. The bronze bell in the academy tower chimed three times, signaling the start of the most anticipated round: the Semifinals."First Semifinal match!" the referee's voice echoed, this time amplified by wind magic so it could be heard even outside the stadium. "Kaelen of the independent faction, versus Silas Thorne, the Mental Illusion Genius from the White Tower!"The cheering crowd's noise shifted into murmurs of awe. Silas Thorne stepped into the arena wearing a pale purple silk robe. He carried no sword or magic staff. In both hands, he held a rare artifact the size of a basketball: the Elysium Crystal Illusion Machine. This artifact was a masterpiece of the White Tower, capable of projecting and forcing dream scenarios
Chapter 45: Semifinal 2: The Vorn Pride
The black crystal powder of Purified Nightmare had just been secured tightly inside the used pickle jar by Kaelen when the bronze bell in the academy tower chimed once more. This time, its chimes sounded heavier and slower, signaling the arrival of the tournament climax: the Second Semifinal Round."Second Semifinal Match!" the referee shouted hoarsely, still affected by the psychological horror of the previous match. "Darius Vorn of the Northern Knight Faction, versus Captain Valerius, Commander of the Academy Guard!"Surprised whispers spread across the stands. Captain Valerius was no student. He was a senior graduate who had served ten years on the western border, a war veteran assigned to protect the academy. He was a giant figure, eight feet tall, encased in thick black steel armor covered in monster claw scratches and permanent bloodstains. In his hands, he dragged a Zweihander, a massive two-handed sword as heavy as a stone pillar.Darius Vorn stepped into the arena. His silver
Chapter 46: Final Preparations and the Whetstone
The night before the final round of the Aethelgard Academy Internal Tournament was blanketed in deep silence. A full moon hung high in the sky, bathing the academy grounds in cold silver light. However, behind the thick dorm walls, two vastly different kinds of preparation were taking place.On the top floor of the VIP Dormitory, Darius Vorn's room was filled with the fragrance of expensive sandalwood incense. Darius sat cross-legged on a silk carpet, his breathing deep and steady. Before him lay a black wooden box lined with lead and carved with sealing runes. The sword he had pulverized into iron powder in yesterday's semifinals was merely a high-grade fallen star replica permitted by the academy for daily use. However, to face Kaelen in tomorrow's final, Darius had ordered his family's griffon courier to deliver the true artifact.With reverent movements, Darius opened the box. Resting inside was the Vorn Holy Sword, an ancestral heirloom forged directly from the core of an ancient
Chapter 47: The Final Day
The morning sun had barely peeked from behind the peaks of the Aethelgard Mountains, but the academy's Battle Stadium was already boiling over. The atmosphere in the air was no longer just the excitement of students looking forward to the annual tournament; it was a dense geopolitical tension, so thick it could almost be cut with a sword.The stadium, which usually accommodated only thousands of students and staff, was packed to the bursting point today. Every inch of the stands had been claimed. Nobles from the capital arrived in silk robes and eye-dazzling mana jewelry. On the highest balcony, which was normally kept tightly sealed, massive banners fluttered in the wind. King Valerius III of Aethelgard sat on his temporary throne, flanked by the four Dukes who ruled the territories.Even crazier, their presence did not stop at national borders. In the eastern sector sat envoys from the Valerius Empire in their magnificent silver armor, while in the western sector, chief merchants fr
Chapter 48: The Ultimate Battle Begins
The bronze bell atop the academy tower chimed five times, its heavy, echoing ring signaling the start of the tournament climax. Thousands of spectators in Aethelgard Stadium held their breath simultaneously, creating a suffocating silence amidst the sea of people. On the royal balcony, King Valerius III leaned forward, his ermine cloak rustling, his eyes unblinking as he stared down at the arena. The dukes, generals, and foreign envoys stopped whispering. All eyes were fixed on the two figures who had just stepped onto the white sand of the arena.From the north gate, Darius Vorn stepped forward. He no longer radiated the elegant, calculated silver aura of previous rounds. The aura around him now was wild, dense, and trembling with a fanaticism that bordered on madness. In his right hand, he held the Vorn Holy Sword. The moment that ancient meteorite blade was drawn from its scabbard, a blinding starlight exploded outward, flooding half the stadium with an eye-searing white glare. Tha
Chapter 49: The Stalemate and Darius's Taunt
The starlight-emitting blade of the Vorn Holy Sword was now trapped. The gaping crack in the middle of Kaelen's Cracked Iron Sword, which in the previous chapter seemed like a fatal flaw, now served as an iron jaw locking the ancient meteorite blade perfectly in place.Darius Vorn pushed with all his remaining strength. The muscles in his arms strained until his silk uniform tore at the shoulders, exposing reddened skin and veins bulging like ancient tree roots. The silver aura around him roared wildly, creating a whirlwind that sucked up dust and obsidian glass shards from the arena floor. Yet no matter how hard Darius pushed, the blade of the Vorn Holy Sword did not move a single millimeter.Kaelen simply stood there. His left foot shifted back slightly to maintain balance, but his expression remained flat, blank, and entirely unbothered. There was no sweat on his forehead. His breathing was calm. He looked at Darius not like a knight engaged in a life-or-death battle, but like a sh
Chapter 50: Thousand Star Slash
The insult about the discount burned the remnants of Darius Vorn's sanity to ashes. Fresh blood dripped from his nose, falling onto the blade of the Vorn Holy Sword still trapped between the cracks of the Cracked Iron Sword. Instead of trying to free his sword with an elegant sword technique, Darius chose the most brutal and self-destructive method.With a roar that tore his vocal cords, Darius forcibly twisted his wrist. CRACK! The sound of the radius and ulna bones in his right arm cracking echoed clearly in the silence of the arena. He used the leverage of his own broken hand bones to wrench the Vorn Holy Sword out of Kaelen's grip. Sparks and meteorite powder exploded, forcing Kaelen to loosen his hold to avoid the unpredictable rotation of the blade.Regaining his freedom, Darius did not land. Instead, he slammed both feet into the melting obsidian glass floor. BOOM! The arena floor collapsed into a three-meter-deep crater, and Darius launched into the air like a cannon fired int