"That's right," Mikala said. "Logically speaking, you've only just become an S-Rank Professional Beast Tamer, so I shouldn't have you participate in this kind of competition. But this competition can train you very well, and you can also get an early look at the S-Rank Professional Beast Tamers from various factions. Some of them may become your opponents in the Interstellar Cup in the future."
After a pause, she added:
"Most importantly, if you place in the top three at the Interstellar Beast Taming Championship, then when you register for the Interstellar Cup in the future, your country definitely won't require you to win two so-called national-level tournament championships within a year. You'll certainly be able to directly participate in the subsequent official selections."
After saying that, she added one more thing:
"Perhaps you won't even need to participate in the subsequent official selections. If you can place in the top three at the Interstellar Beast Taming Championship, its prestige will be roughly comparable to placing in the top six at the Global World Alliance Beast Taming Tournament. Dragon Country might nominate you, allowing you to directly qualify for the Interstellar Cup afterward."
Although the Interstellar Beast Taming Championship was an interstellar competition and the Global World Alliance Beast Taming Tournament was a global competition, making the former sound much larger in scale than the latter, that was not actually the case.
The S-Rank Professional Beast Tamers who participated in the Interstellar Beast Taming Championship were recommended by various factions. Most had already exceeded the age limit for registering for the Interstellar Cup, while some had previously registered for the Interstellar Cup but failed during the preliminaries or even earlier selections. Once they had aged out, they no longer had the chance to participate again.
Only a small number had