During the second stage, the number of Dreamlike Points everyone collected no longer determined their ranking in the Dreamlike Battlefield.
They were now in an elimination process. As long as their statue was destroyed, they would be eliminated.
Therefore, before time ran out, every martial artist would invest all their Dreamlike Points into their statue, using them to strengthen it.
A hundred thousand Dreamlike Points could only strengthen one's own statue once, and the degree of enhancement from a single strengthening was not obvious.
They all understood that the battles ahead would probably still depend on themselves. Obviously, it was impossible to count on these statues to fight.
Thus, most martial artists used their Dreamlike Points to strengthen their defense. This was also the safest method. After all, the martial artists who had entered the top two thousand five hundred all had absolute confidence in their own strength.
As for the statue, which seemed to have been molded from some unknown stone? It was enough as long as it did not shatter and cause them to be eliminated...
There was originally a Purple Star on each statue's chest.
When they had strengthened their statues a hundred times, consuming fifty million Dreamlike Points, an additional Purple Star would appear on their chests!
Most people's Dreamlike Points exceeded five thousand. Only the martial artists ranked outside the top two thousand had accumulated slightly fewer points. Thus, after everyone exhausted their long-accumulated Dreamlike Points, a second Purple Star would appear along with a flash of purple light.
In the midst of this strengthening process, a martial artist clad in heavy armor entered the second level with his statue.
This martial artist had a square, imposing face, and his equipment was extraordinarily exaggerated. He held a Giant Shield as tall as a person in