On a Starry Sky Fragment in the Battle Arena, Missing Moon entered first.
Lu Ye followed close behind. The distance between them was vast—so vast that they could only make out each other from afar.
As Lu Ye appeared, the Battle Tokens of all cultivators in the viewing stands received information sent by the Battle Arena. It included basic details on the two cultivators taking part in the fight, followed by the betting odds. All wagers could be placed through the Battle Tokens, with payouts settled after the result was decided.
The constantly shifting odds made it obvious that the overwhelming majority had bet on Missing Moon. After all, the apparent gap in strength was nowhere near the same level. If this had been a live battle, there might have been some variables, but this was a death match. Killing an enemy across three minor realms was truly rare.
In the private room, the more Yuan Xi looked at Lu Ye, the more familiar he seemed. Her slight drunkenness abruptly vanished, and she took out her Sound Talisman to send a message.
Lian smiled faintly. "I advise you to bet on that Nameless Guest."
Yuan Xi turned to her and blinked. "Did you see something?"
Lian shook her head. "Old Dog Qin has always claimed that he treats people with integrity, so he would never reveal any information about the Nameless Guest. But with his nature, he never rises early without profit. It is hard to believe he would spend three months arranging a death match with no suspense whatsoever."
Yuan Xi understood. "So Arena Master Qin actually favors that Nameless Guest?"
"Who knows what he is thinking? Or perhaps he simply wants to do the opposite—this may just be an ordinary duel between a Merging Dao Sixth Layer and