"Uriel."

"Do you have any comments on "Hymn to the Galaxy" and "The Lady of the Camellias"?"

Since the start of the Star Climbing Duel, Uriel, as the owner of the venue, has been silently hiding, without saying a word or making any unnecessary movements. In the focused duel, Gulemo and Luigi have even ignored Uli.

you.

It was only then that Mulloy's questioning reminded them that there was a fourth person at the scene.

"Do you have to...evaluate?" Uriel's voice was a little slow, but Angel knew that this slowness was not hesitation, but a side effect of the "dream" state.

Having said that, Angel also felt that it was a bit magical. Both Uriel and Gulemo were in a "dream" state, but it seemed that Gulemo's thinking was smoother.

Is this because Gulemo is a duel player and needs more mental computing power?

Angel doesn't know yet, so he can only keep the doubts in his mind.

Returning to the dungeon, after hearing Uriel's answer, Mulloy smiled and said: "Whether to evaluate or not, of course depends on your own wishes. However, facing such a wonderful duel, you really have no idea at all.

?"

Uriel was silent for a moment: "I have an idea."

Mulloy: "Then tell me what you think."

After Uriel hesitated for a few seconds, he nodded: "Okay."

Although Uriel decided to comment, he did not speak immediately, but fell into a brief silence, seeming to be sorting out his words.

On the other side, Luigi and Gulemo also looked at Uriel.

Luigi is very interested in Uriel's evaluation, because this is Uriel's copy after all, and his opinion determines the subsequent tasks.

Gulemo, on the surface, appeared not to care about Uriel's evaluation, but in his heart he still wanted to hear what this "enemy" had to say.

After about half a minute, Uriel slowly spoke: "Luigi's performance is a performance that can entertain the audience to the fullest and hearty."

"Gulemo's performance leaves the audience wanting more, especially "The Lady of the Camellia", the lingering sound is enough to linger in the ears for days."

One is hearty and hearty, and the other is still full of meaning.

Uriel's evaluation is obviously misleading. From his words alone, it is difficult to determine who wins and who loses in his mind.

But this is normal. In art, it is very difficult to distinguish between high and low. Especially the two duels have their own merits in various dimensions.

As a "spectator", Uriel does not need to decide the outcome.

Otherwise, what are witnesses used for?

Mulloy didn't care about Uriel's behavior of carrying water, and just nodded lightly: "Not a bad review."

After saying this, Mulloy turned to look at Gulemo and Luigi: "I believe you are all curious about my evaluation now."

"My evaluation may disappoint you a little." Mulloy said as he opened the last note on his right hand.

As Gulemo and Luigi watched, Mulloy pointed the note at them.

"My rating is that both of you are rated 8 points."

Tie?

Gulemo and Luigi looked at each other without saying a word, but looked at Mulloy again, waiting for his words.

Mulloy didn't explain much, just handed the note to Gulemo: "You two can see for yourselves, I am not grading randomly."

Two minutes later, Gulemo finished reading Mulloy's review and handed the note to Luigi with a calm expression.

After Luigi read it, he showed a strange expression.

There weren't many written comments on the note, just a three-dimensional table.

Skill points (5 points), interpretation points (5 points), and extra points (1 point).

Gulemo received full marks for technique and full marks for interpretation, with only 2 points deducted for extra points. Mulloy’s evaluation was: A wonderful performance needs something that can make the audience smile.

Design can be a certain memory point or an outstanding ingenuity. In terms of design, Gulemo lacks some new ideas.

Luigi's extra points are full points, but 1 point is deducted from each of the skill points and interpretation points.

Mulloy's evaluation of Luigi is: a performance that is close to the peak in all aspects, but close does not mean perfect. The technique is a bit ingenious, the performance is a bit rusty, but there are quite a few additional designs.

Share new ideas.

Although Mulloy gave both of them an 8-point rating, he was actually not just trying to make ends meet. His evaluation was well-targeted.

Indeed, Gulemo's performance is wonderful, but it lacks some novelty in design.

Luigi, on the other hand, lacks skills and experience in large-scale performances, so these two points deductions are very reasonable. As for the extra points, this is recognized by both Gulemo and everyone present. So getting full points is enough.

It's normal.

Two different evaluations, but the same score appears. This is obviously just a coincidence.

However, if we really want to dig deeper, Luigi still feels that he has lost.

Because several days ago, he had thought about doing some "gimmicks" during the performance to enhance the favorability of the witnesses and enhance the evaluation of his performance.

To this end, he simulated many different scenarios and thought of hundreds of different Easter egg designs.

This time he added an excerpt from "The Camellia Woman" to "Hymn to the Galaxy", which is actually one of these Easter eggs.

In other words, the performance is temporary, but the idea is not temporary.

So if the easter egg dedicated to this gimmick is eliminated, Luigi's extra points should be equal to Gulemo, and another 2 points will be deducted.

In other words, the real level is Luigi's 6 points and Gulemo's 8 points.

Gulemo won.

Of course, this is just Luigi's inner thought. In order to successfully complete the main mission, he will definitely not really say it out loud.

But after this duel, Luigi gained some motivation in his heart. He knew that he still had shortcomings, which can be seen from this game. In the future, if he wants to be on the "dream stage", he must make up for it.

above these shortcomings.

After Mulloy's rating, he already has a direction to work towards.

That is to improve his performance level and perform more large-scale performances... However, large-scale performances are rare in the White Mirror Region. Maybe he should go to the Southern Region to perform? Or open a venue for large-scale performances in the Dream Crystal Plains

?

While Luigi was silently making plans for his future, Mulloy said: "Since this duel is a draw, then this one does not exist. We will use the result of the first round of duel as the basis for this star climbing challenge.

The basis for victory or defeat?”

Luigi naturally did not refute and nodded.

Gulemo thought for a while and agreed with Mulloy's suggestion.

Although Gulemo had said before that he would lose if there was a tie. But the tie here refers to a two-round showdown with one win and one loss.

A tie caused by unanimous scores in a round of duel was not included in the boastful words he had made before.

When Mulloy saw that both of them agreed, he raised his left hand.

I opened my hand and there was only a piece of paper inside.

There was no mutual evaluation in the first round, and the final result was dominated by Mulloy's evaluation.

Mulloy: "Although there is no mutual evaluation in the first round of the showdown, you can also talk about your views on your opponent's first round performance now."

Mulloy looked at Gulemo first.

Gulemo simply shrugged: "I don't have any opinion, it's just your assessment."

For Gulemo, "The Grand Garden" still left him a little disappointed. After all, it was with the help of external forces. But he has to admit that the external force of "The Grand Garden" made this performance almost perfect.

Some performances rely on external forces, which only make people laugh and are not coordinated at all.

But some performances rely on external forces, like fire borrowing the wind, which can start a prairie fire in an instant.

Even though Luigi's performance in "The Grand Garden" borrowed external forces, it was done very well. The external forces that can make the performance more perfect should themselves be part of the performance.

Therefore, although Gulemo was upset, he did not think Luigi was cheating.

Luigi: "I don't have any ideas, but if I were a witness, I would give the technical score of "Poetry of War" more than a perfect score of 5. This is a technology that I cannot achieve at this stage..."

If the technical score were not limited to 5 points, Luigi might have given "Poetry of War" a high score of 3 or even 4 points.

In "Poetry of War", Gulemo uses the harp to simulate the intensive drumbeats of war, which is simply a superb technique.

Luigi knew very well that even if he studied by himself, it would be difficult to get started in just a few years or more than ten years.

At this stage, he really cannot achieve such technology.

Facing Luigi's praise, Gulemo accepted it all, and even raised his chin slightly to express his inner pride.

If Mulloy asks Gulemo again at this time, he will definitely throw out the familiar arrogant words: "I deserve this."

He placed "Poetry of War" in the first round just to show off his skills.

At the same time, it also puts pressure on Luigi. If he is shocked by Gulemo's dazzling skills, he is likely to perform abnormally during the performance, resulting in a discourteous duel.

But Luigi was great, he withstood the pressure.
To be continued...