The second round of the semifinals lasted ten days and had come to an end.
In addition, considering the changes to the tournament format, the Competition Committee gave the contestants three days of rest.
Under normal circumstances, the contestants would certainly conserve their strength for what came next.
But now, once both sides stepped onto the stage, they launched into all-out, frenzied assaults.
The matches became more exciting, but the contestants' fatigue naturally rose as well.
The final matches would last only two days and one night.
The contestants had to earn enough points within those two days and one night, while also claiming the position of arena champion.
The former condition was meant to prepare them for competing over rankings.
The latter was the true ticket for contestants to enter the top forty.
The three-day period was for rest and recuperation.
Aside from local residents coming and going, not a single team member could be seen on the streets.
Even if they were in excellent condition, their strategy for the upcoming matches was equally crucial.
During the second round of the semifinals, they could engage in real combat. The third round was different.
Because this was the crucial match point that would determine the rankings.
Moreover, clashing with one strong team and clashing with several strong teams were fundamentally different matters.
Furthermore, battles like these made it easier to see a person's traits, abilities, and limits.
If they wanted to clash with multiple strong teams, then every choice they made would be extremely important.
What kind of team should they choose as their opponent, and at what point should they step onto the arena to become its champion?
If they had no arrangements at all, they would not be able to stir up much trouble through sheer recklessness.
Because