Wizard, I have a game board.

Chapter 274 Ten Consecutive Wins, the Gains (A long chapter of 4366 words, please continue reading~)

"If I knew, would I not tell you?"

The leader of the Lingkong civilization shook his head helplessly: "Even if I wanted to merge two laws into a secret technique, I would have to add some laws as a coordinating force."

"Your understanding of the rudiments of the laws is insufficient; you can't force them to merge with your own."

"Based on my deduction, the reason he was able to successfully integrate these two rudimentary forms of law was mostly due to a cultivation method that suited his racial talent."

"Just like my race's innate affinity for space, this is something that cannot be learned."

At this point, a hint of amazement appeared in her eyes as she looked at the thirty-mile-long spatial elemental giant in the arena.

Such racial talent is truly too powerful.

If nothing unexpected happens, this race must have some kind of limitation, just like her race.

Her racial limitation is reproduction; she can only have a few children in her lifetime. Her entire race has only 132 Lingkong birds. I wonder what the limitation of that guy in the arena is.
"Is this so"

Vina looked towards the arena with some disappointment and said softly, "If I have the chance, I would like to fight him or have a conversation with him."

"Maybe after this battle, I'll have a clue about how to integrate the two?"

The mother's words were ultimately just speculation; there was still a one in ten thousand chance that the one in the arena was not a nascent form of law fused with racial talent.

As long as there is a glimmer of hope, she is unwilling to give up, because this may be her only chance to reach the sixth rank and nine stars.

If that really doesn't work, she'll have to break through to the seventh rank after the trial ends.

The leader of the Lingkong civilization did not respond upon hearing this, because she could not do it.

There are too many large civilizations in the Crystal Domain. Since the genius in the trial field did not reveal the name of the large civilization he belonged to or its territory, she could not find him in reality.

As for the Second World
She didn't even know the specific contact number, so naturally she couldn't find it.

"I don't know why you're so persistent," Bona said from the side. "Breaking through to the seventh rank isn't difficult for you, so what's the difference between the eighth and ninth stars?"

“Breaking through to the seventh rank is not difficult, but what about the eighth rank?” Vina retorted, “The probability of breaking through to the eighth rank from the sixth rank to nine stars is one in ten. This data has been verified by countless examples. A difference of one star is like heaven and earth.”

"Fine, fine, whatever you say." Bona rolled her eyes inwardly, too lazy to argue anymore.

This guy is never satisfied, unlike her, who would be content as long as she can become a seventh-tier being in the future.

Time flies, and almost an hour has passed in the blink of an eye.

For nearly an hour, neither Lor nor the white-green plant inside the arena made any move.

They both knew they couldn't do anything to each other, so they simply stopped wasting their time.

Outside the arena, some creatures left because the fight was too boring, while new creatures were drawn in by the post to watch.

The end result was that the number of viewers remained at around one million.

When the hour was exactly one, two emerald green light screens appeared in front of the two people in the arena.

[The duel timer has reset to zero, forcibly ending the match.]

Given that Time and Space is a fifth-order being and All Spirits is a sixth-order being, Time and Space will be the winner of this duel.

You have won your second duel. You have accumulated 26,736,820 Dream Points. Please choose whether to continue the challenge.

Yes/No (If you refuse to continue the challenge, 26,736,820 Dream Points will be awarded directly, and you will not be allowed to start the challenge again for a thousand years)

"More than 26 million Dream Points?" Lor looked at the Dream Points reward on the panel, and even though he had expected it, he was still quite happy.

After one gladiatorial combat, he earned twenty-six entry tokens. If he completes the remaining eight basic gladiatorial combats, he should be able to get more than fifty.
He knew very well that his gladiator fights were not entertaining and would likely not retain many of these spectators who seemed to appear out of nowhere, so he set his expectations very low.

But it doesn't matter anymore, since the goal has already been achieved.

As for any fancy tricks they deliberately pull to keep these viewers engaged.
Sanchez might be very interested, but he wasn't. He was taking it or leave it, since the reward wasn't law points.

Lor looked around the now empty arena and clicked "Continue Challenge" without hesitation.

The third match is currently underway.
Matchmaking complete. Your opponent will arrive at the arena in ten seconds, and the battle will begin in thirty seconds. Please prepare for the fight.

Audience for this gladiatorial match: 250,000, 370,000, 420,000

Compared to the previous two matches, the number of viewers at the bottom of the screen started jumping rapidly in the tens of thousands as soon as this match began.

It only began to slow down when it approached 500,000.

The once empty arena suddenly became lively again.

The ten-second countdown has ended.

A sphere, entirely black as if composed of black soil and about ten meters in diameter, appeared five million miles away from Lor.

It also had a barrier extending for nearly a million miles around it, clearly indicating that it was another sixth-order being.

"As expected, I knew there wouldn't be such a good thing." The earth ball immediately became dejected when it saw Lor's true form as a spatial element.

When it saw the number of spectators surge, it thought it was seeing things. It looked at the number of spectators for nine seconds before it was sure that there were indeed hundreds of thousands of spectators at the gladiatorial contest.

Then the countdown ended, and it saw its opponent's information.

The spatial system itself is a natural counter to its earth system, and it's at the fifth level, which means it's completely overwhelmed by negative effects, leaving no chance of winning whatsoever.

Outside the arena.

"It's an Earth-based system. It seems this duel will be even more boring than the last one."

"Tsk, what bad luck."

"Yeah, it wasted 100 Dream Points of mine."

"I'll wait until the Star Challenge starts before I come back to watch."

The creatures that had followed began to complain, and some even chose to withdraw and watch the battle.

In an inconspicuous corner.

"Mother, Vina, I'll come back later, it's too boring now." Bona greeted the two people beside her and then withdrew from watching the game.

"You don't even have this much patience?" Vina shook her head, looking at her with a disappointed expression.

"Pfft—" The leader of the Lingkong Civilization couldn't help but burst out laughing.

"Mother, what are you laughing at?" Vina looked blankly at the leader of the Lingkong civilization.

"No, nothing, I just suddenly thought of something funny." The leader of the Lingkong civilization looked at his adorable daughter and explained, suppressing a laugh.

"Oh." Vina nodded, not asking any more questions, and focused her gaze on Lor again, afraid of missing a single detail, even though the two in the arena were staring at each other in a daze.

ten minutes later.

The black earth ball opposite Lor could no longer contain itself and tentatively released nearly a thousand black beams of light towards Lor.

Even the thinnest of these beams was nearly a thousand miles thick, densely packed, covering hundreds of thousands of miles of void, and heading straight for Lor.

In that instant, Lor's mental energy sank into his sea of ​​consciousness, activating a spatial jump spell that allowed him to leap directly to a million miles away and remain stationary in the space without distance.

When it comes to avoiding battle, no one is better at it than a space wizard.

Black Soil Ball: "???"

It stared blankly at the empty arena, lost in thought.

What is it here for? What should it be doing now?
Outside the arena, although all living beings could see Lor hidden in the space-boundless layer, their feelings were not much different from those of the Black Earth Ball.

Before, they would at least fight a battle, but now they don't even fight. What are they here to see?

More and more viewers are choosing to leave and decide to wait until the star-studded challenge to return.

The leader of the Lingkong civilization frequently glanced at his daughter beside him, and seeing that she remained extremely focused, he had no choice but to watch along with her.

Fifty minutes passed in this eerie atmosphere, and Lor's third gladiatorial match was forcibly ended.

As he had predicted, this duel resulted in a significant reduction in Dream Points. Combined with the previous 26 million, the total accumulated Dream Points were only around 40 million.

The fourth match.
The seventh match.
In the blink of an eye, the tenth duel has come to an end.

In the arena, a black shadow disappeared, filled with resentment.

Lor detached from the spatial barrier, and a verdant light curtain reappeared in front of him.

[The duel timer has reset to zero, forcibly ending the match.]

Given that Time and Space is a fifth-order being and Shadow is a sixth-order being, Time and Space will be the winner of this duel.

Tenth victory in gladiatorial combat, 73,519,650 Dream Points accumulated. Please select whether to proceed with a Star Challenge.

Yes/No (If you refuse to continue the challenge, 73,519,650 Dream Points will be awarded directly, and you will not be allowed to start the challenge again for a thousand years)

Looking at the options displayed at the bottom, Lor hesitated for a moment, and finally chose no.

He has earned enough Dream Points now, and the rewards from the first nine stars of the Star Challenge are just Dream Points, which are no longer important to him.

The only way to obtain Law Points is to challenge seventh-tier beings; even a fool would think that it's impossible to get to that point right now.

Let's just stop for now and come back after we break through to the sixth rank.

[Detected 'Time and Space' rejecting Star Challenge. You will be removed from the arena in ten seconds and will not be allowed to re-enter for a thousand years.]

Having achieved a ten-game winning streak, the next time you enter, you will directly start the Star Challenge.

73,519,650 Dream Points have been distributed. Please check the Shop list after leaving the Arena.

"Next time I come in, my target will be unrestricted combat." Lor looked around the arena, which had been occupied for ten hours and was now empty, and silently set a goal in his mind.

Meanwhile, in nearly five million personal spaces, countless beings who were following the progress of the Lor Arena were completely dumbfounded.

Why is the arena option turned off?

Shouldn't we be doing a star-level challenge now?
The really exciting part is about to start, and you're pulling this stunt on me?

A moment later, a post in the civilized information exchange list that was rapidly declining suddenly stopped falling and instead rose for a while.

The number of comments on this post jumped hundreds of times per second at a rate of millions, and the content of those comments is best left unmentioned.

In a place where the weather is fine and the mountains stand tall and reach into the clouds.

Three birds, one large and two small, stood atop the mountain, gazing at the drab arena's spectator options, looking at each other in silence.

That genius's choice was truly beyond their expectations.

On a small, empty platform.

"Open the store list." Lor vibrated his mental energy, conveying his will.

A verdant green light screen appeared, revealing a scroll depicting the river of time and a series of priceless treasures of the laws.

Looking at the bottom right corner, the 73,519,650 Dream Points I had just earned in the arena had already been credited to my account.

Ignoring the unaffordable items at the top of the shop, he focused his mental energy on the search bar in the upper right corner, conveying his intention to search for the 'Second World Entry Certificate'.

The emerald green light curtain changed again in the next instant.

Second World Entry Permit: One Million Dream Points

(Note 1: This product does not require shipping and can be directly accessed from the Second World to be realized through the voucher.)

(Note 2: This product can only be bound to one creature and cannot be shared.)

(Note 3: The appearance of this product can be changed, limited to one time. Simply use your mental power or perception to transfer the modified content to the Second World Entry Certificate.)

(Note 4: This product is for use only at Crystal Domain.)
(Note 5: Except for the first entry into the Second World, subsequent entries require 1,000 Dream Points)

Lor glanced at the notes below casually, and after confirming that there were no problems, he directly bought sixty vouchers.

Fifty-one of these credentials were prepared for the other fifty-one chairpersons of the Wizarding Alliance, and seven of the remaining nine were prepared for five students, including Agular, Kateya, and Levan.

He would naturally not forget these people if there were any benefits.

He planned to list the remaining two in the mainland communicator space list as an incentive, to be given to whoever broke through to the fourth ring of space wizards.

He is pessimistic about whether these two Second World entry certificates can be truly given out within a thousand years.

There's no way around it; it's really too difficult for the spatial faction to break through to the fourth ring. Only a large base of individuals can give birth to geniuses with outstanding spatial talent.

After Lor conveyed his intention, the Dream Value balance in the lower right corner instantly decreased by 60 million, leaving only a little over 13 million.

On the top floor of the Lor Wizard Tower, in the study.

One after another, small, dusty, round balls popped out of the simple black ring on Lor's right ring finger.

Lor used gravity magic to stack all the spheres on the desk, then took out a continental communicator and submitted a membership application to a special small council chamber.

The next instant, fifty-one light screens suddenly appeared from the mainland communicator.

Ten hours passed, and every member of the Wizarding Alliance Council was present, all waiting for news from Lor.

"Gentlemen," Lor looked around, pointed to the sixty small spheres on the desk in front of him, and said with a smile, "My trip to the arena went quite smoothly. I earned some Dream Points and bought sixty Second World Entry Certificates."

"Sixty?" Francis stared at the small round balls on Lor's desk, opened his mouth, and suddenly found himself speechless.

Ten hours ago, he was still considering who should be chosen to replace Lor in the arena if Lor only brought back one.

Ten hours later, this guy brought back sixty of them. That's unbelievable.
"Haha, Speaker Lor, well done!" Sanchez said excitedly.

He had wanted a Second World entry certificate for a long time, but he didn't dare to delay Lor's time, so he could only keep it to himself.

Now that Lor has brought back sixty coins, it's clearly enough for each of the speakers to have one.

“Speaker Lor, thank you for your contribution. I will repay you the Dream Points used to purchase the Second World Entry Permit as soon as I earn them,” said Theo, the sixth-tier Thunder Element Speaker.

"Just one million is enough?" Gerald laughed and egged on, "You have to pay double! No, triple!"

"Haha, any amount is fine, as long as Speaker Lor names a number." Theo laughed nonchalantly.

If Lor can earn this much in ten hours, even if he is not as good, he should have no problem earning millions in a hundred or a thousand years.

The amount is a minor matter; getting the ticket is the most important thing.

"Yes, Speaker Lor, just name a number, any number will do."

"Yeah, I definitely won't take it if you give it to me for free!"

"Seconded."

The speakers all voiced their agreement, and the small meeting became lively and bustling.

(End of this chapter)