The back of the stone tablet recorded the rules for Arena Defense.
Anyone who stepped onto the platform had to face three challenges before leaving. Forcing their way off would result in obliteration by the rules.
Successfully completing Arena Defense earned an Arena Ticket.
One Arena Ticket granted the right to make a single purchase at a shop in the city.
It might only be one purchase, but its value was far from negligible. Those shops stocked plenty of good things, all of them Nightmare Treasures that could be used normally in the Nightmare Realm.
After completing Arena Defense three times, participants could also choose to leave the platform.
However, the stone tablet did not state that this counted as completing the departure mission.
That was perfectly normal.
Departure missions were meant for Explorers. They had to discover the mission themselves in each scenario; very few scenarios explicitly marked it out.
Those who stayed on the platform could continue facing challenges, earning another Arena Ticket with each successful defense.
At that point, they no longer had to abide by the three-challenge requirement.
In other words, only the first entry required three consecutive Arena Defenses. Afterward, they could do Arena Defense one challenge at a time.
Anyone who accumulated ten successful Arena Defenses would receive the title Ten Man Slayer, along with a Treasure Vault Exchange Voucher that could be redeemed for a treasure in the Treasure Vault.
At this point, Chen Lin searched his memory. He did not recall seeing a Treasure Vault earlier.
Then he continued reading.
After Ten Man Slayer came one hundred successful Arena Defenses.
That earned the title War General and an Advanced Treasure Vault Exchange Voucher.
After receiving that title, participants could no longer do Arena Defense. To pursue greater rewards, they had to travel