Of course, the stronger the creator of Myriad Live was, the more advantageous it was for Li Xiao now.
After all, merely organizing a streamer competition had interrupted Aiona's attempt to devour worlds. If the contestants proved capable enough, they might even be able to finish her off.
While he had been configuring things earlier, the Livestream System had automatically optimized the entire competition, even tearing the Abyssal Dragon into fragments and turning them into assorted experience mobs to balance the strength of the two sides.
As long as the contestants made proper use of the experience mobs' power, their combined strength, supplemented by their own abilities, would certainly surpass Aiona's. Ultimately, however, they would still need to rely on their own efforts and strategies.
After all, the contestants certainly would not unite. Everyone wanted to reap the benefits, and the moment they entered the arena, they became rivals.
At that moment, contestants began appearing at different starting points. These starting points lay right at the outermost edge of this world, while Aiona occupied its center.
The world was one enormous circular arena. Every contestant would have to overcome various obstacles before finally reaching Aiona's location.
The competition offered three scoring objectives: killing the most monsters, dealing the most total damage, and playing the decisive role in killing Aiona.
As the contestants appeared in the arena, translucent screens materialized before them, listing all the rules in detail.
Bai Jingtian carefully read the rules on his screen. One in particular caught his attention: maliciously killing another contestant would cost one point, but the killer could seize the items and equipment that contestant had acquired.
These items came from monsters and could only be obtained by killing them.
Not every monster carried items, however. Most would only drop gold coins, which could