Because of Wind Heavenly King's "impulse spending," the Heavenly Kings found themselves in something of a bind.
Alec in the first match possessed the strength of a Mid-level Spirit King. Fire-attribute Spirit Kings were already known for their attacks, and his combat power ranked above average among those of the same level.
Yet against Lin Feng, he had lost without rhyme or reason, without even getting a chance to show what he could do. In other words, only a High-Tier Spirit King would have absolute confidence in defeating Lin Feng.
The rules for an Apostle's debut were simple: there were no specific rules.
There were no restrictions on the difficulty of the challenge, nor were there restrictions on strength. But Lin Feng's debut had only just reached the second round, and they were already sending out a High-Tier Spirit King?
Wasn't that a little too much bullying?
Even if they truly sent out a High-Tier Spirit King, Lin Feng would most likely refuse to accept.
If Lin Feng refused, then the trial challenge would become meaningless.
Even if Lin Feng was extremely confident in his own strength and was willing to accept, the prize for a Mid-level Spirit King was an Earth List Abyssal Evil Ghost. What should they offer as the reward for a High-Tier Spirit King?
If the difficulty of the challenge rose by one tier, the reward naturally had to rise accordingly.
A prize one tier above an Abyssal Evil Ghost was probably something even a Heavenly King would be reluctant to part with.
That was where the Heavenly Kings truly found themselves in a difficult position.
If the prize did not match the difficulty, then as Heavenly Kings, they would have no face to set the questions.
Since the challenge had not begun, Lin Feng took