After all, most of the spectators were Midgods. If the stronger battle aftershocks were not blocked, they would still be very dangerous to them.
The first battle today was between two Highgods who both cultivated the Law of Wind.
However, Simon, who had a deep understanding of the Law of Wind, could tell at a glance that both combatants were rather ordinary. The slightly stronger one had merely harmonized Speed and Slow, while the other had not fused any Profound Mysteries at all.
Such a battle was not even as exciting as watching Napote fight.
Fortunately, Wind Element experts were extremely fast. The Highgod who had not fused any Profound Mysteries was swiftly defeated.
What surprised Simon, though, was that the Wind Element Highgod who had merely harmonized Speed and Slow went on to win nine more consecutive matches.
Half of those opponents had even refined Godheads, leaving Simon and the others both amused and helpless.
This was rather different from the battles between experts they had imagined. It seemed that, most of the time, the quality of those fighting in the Battle Arena was quite average.
No wonder those two Midgods had left yesterday after watching Sonata, who possessed Five-Star Fiend strength, finish his fight.
The battles of these ordinary Highgods were indeed boring.
Still, Simon found the feeling of watching sports matches from his previous life here—just as fiery an atmosphere, only now the scale was countless times greater.
The battles that followed became even more boring. The Highgods who stepped onto the stage had either merely harmonized two Profound Mysteries or had not fused a single one.
The only thing that sparked a little of Simon's interest was the appearance of a peculiar race.
When she fought, she transformed into a hundred-meter-tall giantess. Though she had not