"The moment you mentioned playing cards, I thought of Yu-Gi-Oh! If it's really like that, I'll go crazy."
"Ranked ladder matches are what's cool, okay?
We actually get to watch the big shots fight."
"Hahahaha! Tell me about it. Ladder battles!
There are even ranks.
From lowest to highest, they're black iron, bronze, silver, gold, platinum, diamond, hero, epic, and legend.
There are only a hundred spots in legend.
Only a thousand in epic.
And ten thousand in hero.
Apparently, once you reach any of those three ranks, you get on the leaderboard for everyone to see.
If we make it there, we'll be famous across the whole continent.
If we get in, we'll have it made."
"Have it made? How?"
"Idiot! Don't you know what matters most these days? Fame, of course!
Once we hit the leaderboard, our popularity will explode. Then we can endorse whatever we want. How could we not make money?"
"Holy crap, so that's how it works! I get it!"
The two Descenders chatted happily.
"Ranked ladder matches? Interesting."
"Master, are you planning to take part?"
"Of course! Why else would I have spent so long training hard in the Rhode Combat Technique, if not to make a name for myself?
Now that the opportunity is right in front of me, naturally, I have to seize it."
A master and his disciple spoke in a martial arts school.
"Teacher... what do you think about that dragon and the elves?"
In a study filled with a magical air.
Ao Jin Eternal couldn't help asking his teacher, Aite Finis.
"Very interesting," Aite Finis replied offhandedly.
"Then are you planning to participate?"
"[World Tree Space] might be a world used to steal martial arts and spells.
I have no interest in participating and letting them spy on my