The Soldier's Unsurpassable Honor

Lourain did not look too good. No matter how arrogant and full of himself he had been before, he no longer dared to act the same after witnessing the scene in front of him. It was not somewhere a warrior like him would be able to show off.

Warriors like him should have stayed in level four or level five cities. Level two cities were way much above their level. Marth shook his head, deciding not to think about it anymore. He looked at Fane instead. Only someone as strong as Fane would be able to show off and win himself some glory at a place like this.

However, the three of them had just been spectating the whole time after they entered. They had yet to find out about the rules of the place.

"Fane, why don't we go ask around about the rules here? I heard someone talking about bets earlier, so I think there's some gambling involved. I just don't know how," Marth said.

Fane turned to look at a pillar at the center of the hall, "The rules should all be there. Just look at all the words on it. It should explain everything."

When they first entered, Fane had been more interested in observing his surroundings. He noticed that there was a pillar in the middle that was full of words. Upon closer inspection, it was the rules of the Capture Hall.

The three of them walked over to take a look. In truth, the rules of Capture Hall were not that complicated. There was a scroll on the top of the stands that had all the rewards clearly written on it. There were three kinds of rewards. To obtain the prize, they would need to get Life Points.

Life Points were tallied up at the end of every battle. It would be based on the overall contributions of all the participants. Every battle had ten Life Points given out. There were a total of ten participants. Only killing the beast would yield Life Points.

The three treasures needed differing amounts of Life Points. The first level needed three Life Points. The second level needed five. The first level needed a whole seven Life Points.

The higher the level, the better the rewards. Just from this battle, the reward for the third level was a Rainbow Snake gallbladder. No matter what world that was in, the price would be no lower than sixty-three million spirit crystals. It would be even more expensive in the Whirling World, probably even exceeding seventy-five million.

Fane had accumulated quite a lot of wealth, but that gallbladder was still very tempting. After all, he needed a lot of spirit crystals. The ninth-grade spirit crystals were worth a hundred million each, so the gallbladder was very close to that amount. Sure

enough, the further he got the better the rewards.

The treasures offered in the third

level were all worth astronomical Il amounts. The ones at the second level were even more so. The reward for this round was a Lava Fruit. The price of the Lave Fruit would be at least eighty-four million in the

outside world. In the Whirling World, it would be an additional ten million, putting it close to a hundred million.