is also one of the keys to winning this game.

Now the battle of Ragnarok has ended!

This fateful card can decide who wins or loses.

The candidates will have a battle of opinions and decide the winner.

She does not play for the joys and sorrows of victory and defeat.

That was the difference in this battle.

But a mere sliver of a satisfactory answer does not an aced exam make.

The outcome of this war is as good as decided.

Of course, this has nothing to do with the outcome of the Games.

The victor of a game is decided before it even begins.

Exams are an opportunity to correctly teach the meaning of winning and losing, and of strength and weakness.

How will wins and losses be determined? Can we beat them up anyway?

How will the victor be decided?

The battle can turn at any point.

Against a powerful foe, your first blow is likely to be dodged, so the precision with which you can land your second and third blows can decide the fight.

You mean torturing an opponent who's already lost?

With this competition, I thought winning or losing all depended on the luck of the draw...

The points aren't doled out by rank, but are awarded with wins.

I don't mind fighting, but I've got no love for one-sided violence where the outcome is clear.

What they bet on was... Whether Mr. Kaede Manyuda would win or lose.