Three days later, at the Martial Pavilion's Training Hall.
The Three Kingdoms Martial Tournament, which had been widely discussed by the people of the capital and become a hot topic during this period, was about to begin.
Ji Tianming, the Emperor of Great Zhou, had personally come to watch today, showing just how much importance he placed on this exchange between the warriors of the three nations.
After all, the result of this exchange would directly determine the question of leadership among the three nations when the Centennial Great Change arrived.
Great Yu and Great Gan had been the ones to propose using this kind of warrior duel to resolve the issue.
That alone showed how confident both Great Yu and Great Gan were in themselves.
Great Zhou was equally brimming with confidence.
At the edge of the Training Hall, Tang Tian, Liu Yeqing, Ji Chengyuan, and Ji Tai—the four "young" warriors under fifty who ranked among the top five in strength—wore grave expressions as they watched the opponents from Great Gan and Great Yu.
The warriors sent by the two nations this time were all extraordinarily formidable. None of them concealed their overwhelming auras, placing immense pressure on Tang Tian and the others.
After all, they were not representing themselves this time, but Great Zhou.
If they lost, they would become sinners of Great Zhou.
At that thought, Chen Mo's figure surfaced in the minds of all four, and they immediately felt far more at ease.
Because Chen Mo was simply too strong.
This time, each of the three nations would send out five "young" warriors under fifty years old. The competition would use a king-of-the-hill format.
Once someone entered the arena, if they kept winning, they would remain on the field and continue fighting until every opponent had