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Chapter 1969 Participant Number Requirements
There are now four sources of life in the world: the Golden Tree Sea, the Golden Apple Tree Sea, the Peace Olive Tree, and the Tree of Birth and Death, which is a combination of the three and suppresses the old underworld of Kur.

A powerful life force always attracts the desires of living beings, and this desire tends to be insatiable.

The Golden Apple Tree Sea is home to the guardian Argos with a hundred eyes, and the female hunter Callisto the bear. The Peace Olive Tree is quite grumpy and is the incarnation of the Titan goddess. The Tree of Birth and Death has become one of the largest settlements for strangers due to the monster tides caused by its constant induction of large numbers of monsters.

Compared to them, the guardians of the Golden Tree Sea seem somewhat insufficient.

To be fair, aside from its own power, the Golden Tree Sea is also full of hidden treasures, and in terms of ecological depth, it is no weaker than the sea area strengthened by the Water of Life after Aquarius collapsed.

Vitality is the basic requirement for breaking through the level cap. As one of the three major sources of vitality in the world, the monsters living in it can easily break through the level cap by relying on this vitality.

The most prominent among them are the giant insect-like monsters that absorb the sap of the Tree of Life. Because insect-like creatures have a different structure than other animal-like creatures, they have an extremely high absorption efficiency for the sap of the Tree of Life, and can easily reach a special life state known as "Golden Frenzy", with an average level of around LV250.

However, because their level cap was broken through by absorbing the sap of the Tree of Life, rather than by breaking through their own skill limits, their life level did not increase. In other words, they had low intelligence and only insect instincts. Therefore, most, or rather all, insect monsters in the Golden Tree Sea are pests. They are greedy and consume the sap of the Tree of Life and gnaw on its leaves without restraint.

Giant insects are the main enemies of the elves. Strangers are usually invited into the Golden Tree Sea to eliminate the giant insects that have mutated to target the elves.

But the strangers only appeared in recent years. What did they do before? They relied on other giant beasts in the Golden Tree Sea. The process required for the giant beasts to fully digest the life force of the Tree of Life was much more complicated. In this process, they would naturally understand the natural cycle and spontaneously eliminate those giant insects in order to maintain the life balance of the Golden Tree Sea.

Therefore, there is actually another group in the Golden Tree Sea that is even larger and more complex than the elves, maintaining the natural balance of the Golden Tree Sea, but it is completely scattered and not concentrated together.

Blaze's suggestion to Eldar, the Fairy King, was to recruit the giant beasts of the Golden Tree Sea to form an army to protect it, as he had successful experience in building the Cloud Sea Beast Legion.

However, the technology of the Age of Gods might not be useful for the Golden Tree Sea, so instead, the Druids, who are more adept at communicating with nature, were brought in to provide assistance.

Eldar, the Fairy King, fell into deep thought. He understood that the Golden Tree Sea could not remain closed forever. In the past, the six worlds were independent, and the Golden Tree Sea could remain peaceful forever. But now that the six worlds had merged into one, the Golden Tree Sea was no longer located in the unchanging central area.

One day, the Golden Tree Sea will be transformed and will travel to World U, to World F, and to every world.

Blazer wasn't asking them to change immediately, but rather to prepare for change. The earlier they prepared, the less scrambling they would be when change came.

In today's world, no one knows whether the world will suddenly change because some stranger defeats a powerful monster.

Eldar, the Elven King, nodded in agreement to Blazer's proposal and discussed some details, such as the profits from settling in Kanthal City.

The elves, who possess near-eternal life, seem to care about nothing and have no concept of money, but they are surprisingly good at enjoying life. It is precisely because they live so long that they are particularly good at enjoying life. Staying in the Golden Tree Sea is actually a form of spiritual cultivation.

If the Golden Forest is established and the Elves set up communication centers with other races, then it's inevitable that the Elves will reward themselves. Speaking of rewards, Eldar, the Elven King, awkwardly suggests that Blaze, as King of Asgard, should grant the Elves a special privilege: immunity from harassment.

Please forgive the elves, at least for their verbal harassment.

This Elven King, who had lived for countless years, sincerely, even somewhat humbly, apologized to Blaze in advance as a father, grandfather, and maternal grandfather, and offered to make amends for it.

His daughters, granddaughters, and great-granddaughters found the scene incredibly exciting, after all, what they were witnessing was an ordinary farmer with a bunch of beautiful daughters, granddaughters, and great-granddaughters making a humble request to the king from outside.

Knowing that the elves were Blazee with their own personalities, their bottom line was not to harass strangers, because it would be pointless.

After resolving this biggest problem, the subsequent negotiations became much simpler, and the elves themselves decided on the trade materials for Kanshui City.

After a general agreement was drafted, the cooperation was considered complete. The remaining task was to tame the giant beasts and elves in the Golden Tree Sea and establish a cooperative relationship.

The matter was then handled by Blaze, who sent a chicken to the Druid tribe to invite the Perfect Druid, who was in charge.

It's quite funny, actually. The Druid tribe's beliefs are actually quite similar to those of the elves, and they can be considered close relatives in terms of biology, but over the years, the two sides have never had any contact.

Later, Blaze learned that there was a misunderstanding. The elves believed that the druids were searching for the eternity of a single individual, while the druids, judging from the elves' words and actions, believed that the elves were a terrifying species with near-immortality and that they would overproduce and disrupt the ecological balance. The reason why a crisis had not yet erupted was simply because the corners had not yet been filled.

Blazer was terrified when he found out, because the misunderstandings between the two were jumping on each other's landmines. Fortunately, both of them were very easygoing and laughed off the misunderstandings.

While the chickens were heading to the Druid tribe, Blaze and Greenland had already taken the ancient Golden Forest map mentioned by the elves to the unknown areas of the Golden Forest to seek out and talk to the relatively docile giants.

Since they had nothing better to do on the road, Greenland started talking to Blaise about recruiting strangers.

"The Olympiad is divided into five levels: villages as the smallest unit, royal cities as the largest unit, towns, cities, and lord cities in between. Each level has a minimum number of participants required."

“The royal city is the most special, with no requirement for the number of people, while the lord city has the highest requirement, with at least 100 people. Villages have the fewest, with 5 people being enough.”

"However, in order not to overshadow the main participants, the committee requires that the proportion of outsiders not exceed two-thirds. In other words, we need to recruit at least 600 outsiders."

"You don't need to worry too much about the outsider contestants. I'll help you with the publicity. You just need to get a general idea of ​​the structure and prepare for the Olympia competition pre-competition activities in the Asgard region."

(End of this chapter)