The beasts of this world were mostly enormous and highly intelligent.
Although they could not speak, they possessed fairly high intelligence.
For that reason, the profession of Beast Tamer came into being.
However, in a world that believed in its own strength, very few people were willing to take the path of a Beast Tamer.
Moreover, trained beasts usually struggled to adapt to long-term sea voyages, making it difficult for Beast Tamers to set foot on the stage of the open seas.
Gradually, Beast Tamers began shifting their focus to the land.
Some trained beasts for the armies of certain countries in exchange for fame and status.
Others performed acrobatics to entertain the masses and earn the money they deserved.
Still others sent well-trained beasts into these blood-soaked Coliseum Competitions that made one's blood run hot.
The beasts that emerged from behind the barred gates were all ferocious creatures measuring at least three to four meters in size.
Elephants, tigers, boars, and lions were everywhere.
By stark contrast, Beli's presence attracted plenty of attention, as well as countless mocking laughs.
Compared to him, the human contestants arriving from another stone path, armed to the teeth and crawling along on all fours, had lost the attention they usually received.
Humans could also participate in the Coliseum Competition.
However, the human contestants were restricted by several Rules.
One of them was that all human contestants had to remain on all fours.
Most of the humans who came to the Coliseum Competition were slaves bought and sold with money.
To ensure the combat strength of these human slaves, their owners used special methods to make them adapt as much as possible to the beastlike posture of moving on all fours.
In the stands, nearly everyone was mocking Beli, the little beanpole, while dozens