Little Treasure vs. Ice Armor Monster

The group Dorothy had posted in was a large one, with students from every year of the Pet Taming Department in it.

The moment this message was sent, everyone started chiming in:

Was it that freshman Qiao Sang who entered the Top 100 List?

Damn it! Which fifth-year was it? He actually ranked ahead of me!

Is the information accurate?

Where's the battle taking place? Please let us know. I'm getting ready to go watch.

Count me in.

What battle format is it?

The requested format had to be 1v1. Qiao Sang had two General-level Pet Beasts—anyone with a brain wouldn't apply for 3v3.

There were two battle formats for the Top 100 List: 1v1 single-Pet Beast battles and 3v3 full-lineup battles.

Which format to choose mainly depended on the challenger's preference.

Of course, if the challenged party disagreed, they could refuse the battle application outright.

However, to prevent those on the Top 100 List from constantly refusing battles to maintain their rankings, the school required Top 100 students to select one applicant for a battle within a certain time limit.

If the deadline passed, they would automatically be removed from the Top 100 List.

As the group discussion grew heated, Hadro abruptly stood up. "I'll go find a teacher to officiate!"

With that, he quickly walked out of the tiered classroom.

Dorothy put down her phone and leaned closer to ask, "What battle format did he choose?"

"1v1," Qiao Sang said.

She did not even need to look it up. Every upperclassman who had applied to battle her had chosen the 1v1 format, without exception.

"Then aren't you at a huge disadvantage?" Dorothy frowned.

A General-level Pet Beast was basically the strongest combat power a student could possess during their undergraduate years at Pet Unionton.

There were quite a