A Polarized Welcome

The remaining twenty percent—ten percent went to the Great Soul Arena, while the other ten percent went to these people.

Good heavens, they had the Two Great Empires and countless Soul Master sects behind them!

Once that ten percent of the profits was split up, they practically earned nothing.

But Spirit Hall had the bigger fist, so they only dared to be angry in silence.

As for why the Great Soul Arena received the same share as all their factions combined, naturally, it was because Spirit Hall wanted to make the Great Soul Arena its own.

As long as these people made a move against the Great Soul Arena, Spirit Hall could forcefully intervene and directly absorb it, going from one of its backers behind the scenes to its sole owner.

The Great Soul Arena was spread across the continent just like Spirit Hall. Once absorbed, it would become another source of support.

However, there were clever people among that bunch who saw through Spirit Hall's sinister intentions. So, no matter how envious they were of the Great Soul Arena's share, they did not make a move against it.

Spirit Hall did not care either. This move had only been made casually in the first place. Whether these people fell for it or not made little difference.

One of the two venues for the Soul Master Tournament preliminaries—the Great Soul Arena in Heaven Dou City.

At this moment, the Great Soul Arena was packed with people and alive with noise.

This was the grandest event in the Soul Master world, so it naturally attracted countless people—not just Soul Masters, but also royalty, nobles, and commoners.

It was like the grand sporting spectacle of the Olympics on Blue Star, where Ao Zhan had once lived.

Tickets here were nearly impossible to