Su Xiao closed the "Initial Mark" fragment rankings. Judging by the current situation, the rankings were no longer entirely trustworthy. This was not because he doubted the Void Tree's judgment, but because it seemed that someone capable of duplicating the "Initial Mark" had been mixed into the rankings.
To become the final winner, the first priority was determining whether the "Initial Mark" fragments currently held by each side were genuine.
In Su Xiao's view, the Beast King ranked first and possessed the most valuable "Initial Mark" fragments. Before the contenders arrived in this world, those fragments might already have been collected by the Beast race's faction and offered to the Beast King.
This also solved one of Su Xiao's doubts. The Beast race's territory was so vast, so why had not a single "Initial Mark" fragment scattered into this world fallen there? As the former Beast race lord and current Beast race grand marshal, he should have been able to obtain the "Initial Mark" fragments scattered across their territory.
Now it seemed that the "Initial Mark" fragments had not failed to scatter there. Rather, they had all been collected and ended up in the Beast King's hands.
Using the same reasoning, the 30.95% "Initial Mark" currently held by Ruthless Brother should also all be genuine. The reason was similar to the Beast race's situation: the "Initial Mark" fragments scattered across the Eternal-Sealing Icefield had all been gathered by the Icefield tribes and offered to the Elders.
The remaining "Initial Mark" fragments all carried some risk. In particular, those held by the Violators were highly likely to be copies.
Especially the 20.3% "Initial Mark" held by Father. Although the origin of these "Initial Mark" fragments was clear—they had been obtained by Father from the Eater of Darkness—the question was whether Father