Tang San grabbed one of the Lion-Tiger Sword Saint's legs, dragging him out of the Great Beast Fighting Arena. The Lion-Tiger Sword Saint was now his prize. Not killing him in the arena meant that, in a sense, the Lion-Tiger Sword Saint was now his slave. This was the right of a free contestant in the Great Beast Fighting Arena. Generally, this right was rarely exercised because the participants usually had a do-or-die belief and were hard to enslave.2

This was why Tang San conveyed so many thoughts to the Lion-Tiger Sword Saint through his spiritual power while severely injuring him. Otherwise, if he committed suicide after being defeated, all Tang San’s effort would have been wasted.1

The prize for ten consecutive victories, plus the match earnings, was undoubtedly highly generous. More importantly, from this moment on, they would have noble...1