Beast Arena.
That enormous black structure crouching on the ground seemed to possess a deadly attraction.
Races from countless star systems traveled vast distances just to watch the performances within.
Perhaps it was violence, perhaps bloodshed, perhaps slaughter.
As long as it was not happening to themselves.
All creatures had to admit that such things were like stimulants etched into their bones, making them wild, excited, and obsessed.
Humans were no exception.
Bloody news stories on Earth, for instance, always drew staggering numbers of clicks.
Liu Di did not care what was inside the Beast Arena.
He merely kept wondering where the fragment of the Cosmic Equation was.
Of course, they had to enter the Beast Arena.
He swept his gaze across the planet.
The area around the Beast Arena was utterly empty, with no shops or buildings.
It was even covered in a layer of yellow sand.
Two enormous lines formed straight columns and entered the Beast Arena from opposite sides.
One of the seemingly endless lines consisted of spectators of every kind. These creatures chatted excitedly as they gazed toward the other line.
The other line contained only several hundred creatures, less than one percent of the spectators.
Whether huge or small, all of them remained silent and walked slowly. Quite a few even wore expressions of people heading calmly toward death.
They were the contestants.
Two utterly different trails of footprints remained in the sand.
One was cheerful and lively, its footsteps chaotic.
The other was straight and heavy, as though they were trying their hardest to leave something behind in this world.
"So many contestants?"
Kun Sang asked in confusion, "How long will this competition last?"
"It should be quick."
Liu Di led the others to the end of the contestants' line.
Nothing ventured, nothing gained.