The Food Wars World proposed a "shokugeki" to the World Government.
It was neither a major nor a minor matter.
Some found it baffling, while others were quite intrigued.
But regardless, since they had decided to accept—
The Otherworld Strategy Committee immediately contacted the Chefs' Association on the Sea Star Homeworld.
The Food Wars World side also began seriously preparing for this unprecedented "World Shokugeki."
After discussion, both sides set the date for seven days later, April 15.
The venue would be this country's grandest stage: Tokyo Dome!
In the Nuclear World, this place served many functions.
It was often used for professional baseball, basketball, American football, professional wrestling, music performances, and even figure skating competitions.
It had as many as fifty-five thousand seats!
But in the Food Wars World—
This venue served solely as the nation's highest stage for shokugeki.
Its main arena had been fully renovated into a space combining a massive ingredient warehouse with multifunctional open kitchens.
Whenever a shokugeki with another country was needed, a public match would be held here.
So, they did not actually need to make any special preparations.
At most, they only needed to discuss with the participating chefs what ingredients they required or whether they had any special needs.
But that was based on past experience. This time, chefs from another world were involved.
Thus, WGO staff enthusiastically communicated with the Otherworld Strategy Committee and the Sea Star Chefs Association, both nervous and excited.
To be fair, this truly was a world that revered culinary skill above all else.
Even if people in this world were not chefs—
Their culinary knowledge and cooking ability likely surpassed those of many professional chefs in other worlds.
Meanwhile—
WGO finalized the list of contestants in a very short time.
This World Shokugeki was primarily