Over the years, some changes had taken place inside the Sky Arena as well.
The first thing that came into view was the ranks of Giant Tribe guards.
Paros Island was undoubtedly the place the giants of Elbaf most enjoyed visiting.
Even with their enormous bodies, giants never felt cramped on Paros Island, nor did they seem overly large in the Sky Arena.
Then there were the friendly ties between the Kronos Kingdom, the Pluton Pirates, and Elbaf.
Their dealings went beyond trade.
They were allies.
More and more Giant Tribe Warriors worked on Paros Island, some as competitors fighting in the Sky Arena.
Others worked on the docks, hauling cargo at the port.
Some giants even ran barbecue businesses on Paros Island and had become quite famous.
They could prepare enough food for dozens or even hundreds of people in one go.
There were even Giant Tribe children who came all the way from Elbaf to train in the Sky Arena.
Of course, most were still guards at the Sky Arena.
The Sky Arena had forty-eight Giant Tribe guards in total.
Every one of them could have become a Commodore in the Marines, or even a Vice Admiral.
The battle-hardened Giant Tribe Warriors understood this better than anyone.
Elbaf, the kingdom of giants, was unquestionably the strongest nation in the world.
Thanks to the giants' innate advantages in battle, they had far too many powerful warriors.
That was why the Giant Warrior Pirates had swept across the world a hundred years ago, becoming the Overlord of the Sea in their time.
Even the Marines and the World Government had struggled to stop them.
It was not that the Pluton Pirates could not recruit more Giant Tribe Warriors. They simply needed no more than that.
The Pluton Pirates themselves had