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Judging by the current situation, it was difficult to determine which side would win the battle between the two factions' contractors.

Although the contractors of Reincarnation Paradise were exceptionally ruthless, the cruel environment of Reincarnation Paradise meant that they either acted alone or formed Adventurer Teams. They simply could not create an enormous organization.

Moreover, most Adventurer Teams did not have many members. Small Adventurer Teams might have only a few or a dozen people. Even large Adventurer Teams rarely had more than three hundred members.

This was related to the personalities of Reincarnation Paradise's contractors. Here, the strong survived and the weak died. Although powerful contractors appeared one after another, the number of casualties was also high. Under these conditions, conflicts between contractors were more likely to arise, while the possibility of them forming large groups became even smaller.

In Reincarnation Paradise, forced execution was merely an everyday occurrence, while attribute reduction penalties were even more commonplace. Anyone who could survive in such an environment, even if they were not monstrously powerful, would not have weak willpower. After all, they were always in danger of kicking the bucket. Those with poor mental fortitude had already been eliminated during the first few Derivative Worlds.

However, while it cultivated powerful individuals, it also caused many contractors of ordinary qualifications to die early.

For example, there were currently 725 surviving contractors on Reincarnation Paradise's side, while Apocalypse Paradise had as many as 985 surviving contractors.

It was not that Reincarnation Paradise's contractors were weak. They were simply too scattered. Most of the dead had been lone wolves, whereas everyone on Apocalypse Paradise's side belonged to the same organization. That was precisely why so many of them had survived.

Of course, having more people did not necessarily mean having an advantage. In a