Bai Pu and the others' manifested gladiator outfits were quite interesting.
A gladiator's outfit consisted only of a cowhide chest guard, secured over the front of the chest with crossed straps, and a ring-shaped leather battle skirt around the waist.
The leather armor plate on a gladiator's chest bore the emblem of their arena.
For example, Bai Pu had Crimson Blood Arena's ringed blood-drop emblem on his front, while his back was covered in an enlarged painted version of the same ringed blood-drop design.
Rose Arena used a red flower design, while Shadowfang Arena used a Black Fangs design.
This attire left the chests, abs, back muscles, thighs, and other areas of male gladiators completely exposed.
Female gladiators had it a little better, though only by having an extra rawhide top resembling a bra.
Regardless of gender, the gladiators' skin was slicked with olive oil. Every exertion showed off their bulging muscles and sharply defined lines, stirring the audience's most primal desires.
During the customary introductions, Bai Pu was arranged as the last Bronze Gladiator to be introduced. He was placed after the veteran bronze-ranked fighters, with the famous Silver Gladiators directly behind him.
Crimson Blood Arena's painstaking arrangement clearly paid off. In the stands, many spectators—most of them women—excitedly pointed at Bai Pu and discussed him.
"That new face! Look, that man called Steel Heart Dio!"
"What a captivating body! It's truly a perfect physique bestowed by the gods."
"I wonder if he's brave enough. I want to throw him a bouquet..."
Bai Pu's Strength and Endurance were both Specialty Attributes, with nearly identical values excluding equipment bonuses. This gave him a robust, powerfully sculpted physique brimming with masculine vigor. Every movement carried the strength and beauty of an ancient Greek statue.
Unfortunately, Celestial Being Attribute Points could be