Just as Yan Hua Yi Leng and the others had predicted, Tokyo Myth used Draw a Circle to Make a Prison when there was a little over an hour left in the Extreme Challenge competition. He also used twelve Death Exemption Tokens. The enormous energy cage covered nearly all the safe areas of the arena, and ninety percent of the players who had yet to be eliminated were enveloped within it.
Using twelve Death Exemption Tokens together with Draw a Circle to Make a Prison meant that players killed within the energy cage who were not revived would lose thirteen revival chances. Among the players still in the competition, only a limited few, such as Ye Luo and Breaking Waves Riding Wind, had more than thirteen revival chances.
After hearing the system announcement, June Flying Snow and the others revealed expressions of having expected this. Although the allied forces greatly outnumbered them, they were not panicked, because they still believed their odds of victory were high.
The instant the energy cage formed, Yan Hua Yi Leng ordered everyone to stop attacking and gather together, forming ranks as they prepared for a great battle against the enemy.
Indeed, now that the energy cage had formed, being killed meant elimination. It was no longer worth having the Chinese players risk their lives, and forming a battle formation would undoubtedly allow them to make the most of their strength.
The group had great faith in Yan Hua Yi Leng's command and followed her orders. Before long, the two teams merged into one, greatly increasing their overall strength.
Perhaps seeing the Chinese players retreat, some people actually chose to pursue them. Their fate was obvious—the players who charged ahead too quickly were all killed.
When the allied forces charged, Ye Luo and Breaking Waves