"Naren Sakaste" sat upright on the "Sakast Imperial Throne," deep within "Longevity's Colosseum," with the elegant, composed "Su Longevity·3" standing beside him. Neither spoke. They simply watched in silence until the information about the two contestants appeared.
"This is the first time I've witnessed information like this since coming into contact with you. Even against 'Blue Star Federation Chief · Blue Sky,' who once guarded the Blue Star Federation, you never resorted to such underhanded methods."
Faced with "Naren Sakaste's" mocking taunt, "Su Longevity·3" remained calm. "No living being can stand in our way. Not you, not Blue Sky, and not Zhou Heng. But we have to admit that Zhou Heng's uniqueness far exceeds everyone else's. For 4 to employ such methods doesn't mean he's underhanded. It means he's chosen to go all out."
"Naren Sakaste" gazed at Zhou Heng in the colossal combat domain that had been stretched to one astronomical unit. With an unhurried expression, he reached out and confirmed his selection of the so-called guardian of the River of Time, Guardian · Su Longevity (4).
The "Longevity's Colosseum" skill set applied buffs and debuffs through audience wagers. 20% to 80% meant that the instant all bets were placed, Zhou Heng's attributes would be reduced by 80%, while "Su Longevity·4's" would increase by 80%. This was an extremely unfair yet incomparably powerful domain-type skill set. Combined with "Su Longevity·4's" "Longevity Heaven and Earth," the coming battle would be very simple if Zhou Heng had no skill set that could counter it.
Although he currently knew very little about "Zhou Heng's" situation, he believed the man was no hotheaded, battle-hungry youth. Since Zhou Heng had dared to take the initiative when "Su Longevity·4" made a strategic retreat, there had to be a deeper meaning behind it.
So whether he