Without a doubt, this was a place of utter cruelty, so brutal that it could be described in no other terms. Yet, it was also a land brimming with opportunities. These so-called chances lured competitors, who then offered up their blood and even their lives for others’ entertainment.1

As he listened in, Tang San found out something rather important. If a team secured ten consecutive victories, all surviving members would be elevated to nobility, regardless of race, and treated without discrimination. This was far more efficient than winning a hundred solo matches as a vassal.1

The group battle required a minimum of three people for registration.1

The number of participants registered determined the number of opponents they would face.0

Tang San stepped from the line without...0