Minjiang's reputation began to plummet. Even troops from other cities forcibly stationing themselves in Minjiang had become an "act of justice." Most of Minjiang's government had been taken over by a "temporary government" established by other cities, and this city's future had already become incomparably bleak.
Watching the [Cup] attribute go from "nonexistent" at the start to being rapidly recognized by people across the world because of the Minjiang incident, Xu Zhi caught the scent of someone pulling strings behind the scenes.
She just did not know whether [Cup] was hidden among those many instigators.
And with the league about to begin, no explosive news could suppress the hype surrounding it. Would someone take the opportunity to do something?
The order of the real world, fixed for centuries, might be about to undergo some changes. Xu Zhi rather looked forward to it. After all, her stance was quite chaotic. She was neither a "companion of justice" nor the embodiment of evil. If she had to put it into words, she was... in the middle?
So the muddier the water, the easier it was for her to fish in troubled waters.
The brief break ended. The teacher who had been following the team reviewed the shortcomings of their trip to the Lost Land, then set new training goals.
Because of their trip to the Lost Land, the seven-person team had clearly developed greater coordination, and their strength had improved beyond what it had been before entering. Therefore, before the main tournament began, their training focus changed, with different programs designed for each person's individual strength.
"Tomorrow marks the start of the league. You should all know that this league's rules have changed."
"The preliminaries will last about a month, followed by the group stage."
"As a seeded team, you won't need