What pure warriors.
Captain Keith looked at the few huge men who had registered and grew slightly wary.
These days, fewer and fewer people chose to develop in the direction of pure warriors. Most academies preferred cultivating warriors with elemental bloodlines or special talents. Equipped with excellent Alchemy Weapons, their combat power gains were far greater than those of traditional warriors. Besides Elemental Warriors, Biochemical Warriors with high recovery abilities and mechanical warriors with metal talents equipped with Hextech civilization gear were also becoming increasingly popular on the battlefield.
There were also warriors with strange talents, such as blood clan warriors. Because they could constantly absorb blood and energy to replenish themselves, they were more popular than traditional warriors in terms of endurance and recovery. Traditional warriors were too pure. They had no obvious weaknesses, but they also had no obvious strengths.
There were very few academies that persisted in this tradition now, and even fewer academies that focused on traditional professions. Shandar was one of them. Many people were increasingly pessimistic about Shandar's future because it never knew how to adapt and insisted on prioritizing tradition. It was said that many shareholders who proposed opening new disciplines sold off their shares after being rejected.
The situation was getting worse and worse. If they were knocked out of the top hundred this year, it would probably trigger a snowball effect and cause them to decline rapidly.
That was how many outsiders evaluated Shandar. But after seeing their team in person, Keith and the others felt completely differently.
Those huge men were full of vitality in the bitter cold. Their surging blood and energy instantly melted the frost and snow that drifted near them. Their perfect muscle lines were filled with a powerful beauty as they moved, like weapons forged through