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So, how had the other two major factions reacted to this?
Looking back at the lineup for this contest, only thirty or forty participants came from the Higher Division, and sixty or seventy from the Middle Division, totaling just over a hundred.
Yet the Higher Division had four classes per year, with over 160 students in each year and nearly 1,000 across its six years;
the Middle Division had six classes and around 250 students per year, bringing its total across six years close to 1,500.
Together, the two divisions had 2,500 students.
Even after excluding those unable to participate for various reasons-insufficient strength, lack of interest, not belonging to the Commoner Faction, and so on-there should have been at least three or four hundred who met the age and strength requirements.
In the end, only a hundred or so had come, with Mei Jibo and Aaron Flake among their leaders.
Looking more closely at their affiliations, Mei Jibo came from the Water and Ice Faction, while Aaron Flake belonged to the Fire and Smelting Faction.
Well, thinking back, some wind- and lightning-attribute Soul Masters and plant Soul Masters had come, but their strength really had not stood out.
With the resources of those two major factions, there was no way they lacked promising contenders of their own. Perhaps those contenders still fell short of Wang Baoqiang, but they should not have been so utterly overshadowed.
From that, it followed that they must have been under some kind of restriction.
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Were they voluntarily stepping aside?
Well, Fifth was right. They had too many people.
Thus, in those factions' eyes, their people might get to