At the entrance ceremony, Jiang Han's right hand was held by Du Lingxuan, which felt rather embarrassing.
But seeing that the witches in the first few rows were doing the same, Jiang Han had no objections.
The venue the witches used for their entrance was also called the "pseudo-venue," a large area similar to a football field. However, it was not a venue used for matches, because it was too small.
The matches were still held on the standard Eightfold Island, while this venue was used for award ceremonies, entrances, cheerleader performances, and more. The commentators' booth was located beneath the center of the venue. Once each team had entered their respective practice areas and prepared to enter Eightfold Island, the booth would rise from underground, while spatial curtains would be unfurled around the entire venue.
Through the spatial curtains, the audience could enjoy a bird's-eye view of the whole of Eightfold Island.
The principle was to fold two spaces together, allowing the live audience to watch Eightfold Island up close from within the pseudo-venue. The spatial curtains in the private boxes could even switch between different perspectives to view the battle.
Due to the effects of spatial turbulence, although it felt as though one could reach Eightfold Island simply by stepping through the spatial curtain, any witch who entered it would actually find herself lost in an ocean where space, direction, and time were all unknown, able only to pray that she might encounter a spatial vessel after a long wait and be rescued.
During halftime, the spatial curtains would also be withdrawn, returning the view to the pseudo-venue, where all kinds of halftime events would take place.
The flower children, along with the first team to enter, would appear in the pseudo-venue and make one circuit. The following