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If the 100th floor of Heavens Arena was the first watershed competitors had to face,

then the 50th floor was the watershed known as spectators.

Starting from the 50th floor, the spectator stands in the fighting arenas on every floor were basically full.

Moyu arrived alone at the ring on the 66th floor.

At Heavens Arena, a competitor who won a match would advance ten floors directly.

And on the path toward higher-level advancement, they would compete on intermediary floors such as those between the 60th and 70th floors.

This time, Moyu had been assigned to the ring on the 66th floor.

He arrived at the arena ring before Killua.

The surrounding stands were packed with people, waves of deafening noise rolling over one another.

It was hard to imagine that such a full-house scene was merely a match on the 60th floor of Heavens Arena.

This also showed the true weight behind Heavens Arena's "one billion spectators." No wonder countless fighters flocked here.

Who with even a little ability would not want to stand beneath the spotlights and enjoy the cheers coming from every direction?

Moyu stepped onto the ring while Menchi went to the stands.

A moment later.

Killua entered from an entrance on the other side of the arena.

With his hands in his pockets, he climbed onto the ring amid thunderous cheers. He tilted his head slightly upward and calmly looked at Moyu standing across from him.

Moyu looked at Killua as well, a faint smile flashing in his eyes.

What a coincidence.

If he took Killua out in one move here, could he get a reward from Perception?

The odds were probably very low.

Although Killua's "popularity" ranked among the best in the original story, based on past patterns, obtaining rewards