Wizard, I have a game board.

Chapter 314 ends, speculation.

"Could this thing have been specially designed for me by Blood?" After a moment, as Lor recovered from his shock, a thought suddenly popped into his mind.

Currently, he is the only other transcendent being in the entire arena.

The administrator, Xue, had previously helped him establish a trial arena. Now, because he has high hopes for him, it seems reasonable for him to establish four more super-limited battle arenas.

"For me, the emergence of this rule should be more beneficial than harmful."

Having roughly guessed the reason for the emergence of the new rules, Lor quickly began to analyze the gains and losses: "The first benefit is that there is a new channel for obtaining law values, and it is a channel for obtaining huge amounts of law values."

"The second benefit is that the emergence of this rule almost clearly represents the importance that the Silkworm Dream Super Civilization attaches to me."

"Furthermore, with the opening of the trial grounds in eleven months, not to mention all living beings, at least most seventh and eighth-order beings should be able to guess that the Silkworm Dream Super Civilization attaches great importance to me."

"In this way, it seems that the Wizarding Planes don't need to be migrated immediately."

"As for the downsides, the first downside also stems from the importance attached to it by the Silkworm Dream Super Civilization."

"Such a civilization standing above the beings of the Crystal Domain must have powerful figures who have long been dissatisfied with it."

"They dare not bare their teeth at the Silkworm Dream Super Civilization, but what if they transfer that hatred to the Wizard Civilization?"

"We need to imprint the spatial mark of the plane group as soon as possible. In case such a powerful being comes knocking on our door, this will be our last line of defense."

"The second downside is that if I want to get more Law Points, I absolutely cannot break through to the seventh rank rashly."

Unrestricted combat is a challenge that only those who have transcended limits can take.

If he breaks through to the seventh rank, such a channel that can easily yield a large amount of law value will be abandoned.

Fortunately, his focus now is on fusing with the laws, and breaking through to the seventh rank is not on his agenda for the time being.

Therefore, the second disadvantage is actually not a disadvantage at all.

Overall, the introduction of this rule is indeed more beneficial than harmful to him, roughly nine parts beneficial and one part harmful.

"So it seems that a large part of the reason why Blood released these new rules is because he was worried that I might impulsively break through to the seventh rank?" Lor's lips curled up slightly.

From Xue's action, he clearly understood how much that person valued him.

If Xue ever asks him for a favor in the future, he will naturally not refuse if he can do it.

Unfortunately, that person said that he couldn't directly help him.

If other stronger seventh or eighth-tier beings attack him, he will have to deal with them on his own. It is far from time to relax.

"Initiate the second unrestricted battle!" After analyzing the pros and cons, Lor immediately transmitted his intention to the arena through his senses.

The rules only specify the four additional unrestricted battles, the rewards for the unrestricted battles, and how much time is required after a victory or defeat before you can challenge again.

As for the strength of his opponent, he'll have to figure that out himself.

However, it's not a big problem. Anyway, even if he fails, he only needs to wait a thousand years to challenge again. This time is even shorter than the challenge time of a four-star or higher challenge. He can afford to wait.

The second match of the unrestricted warfare 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 battle.

When the matching process begins, the number of viewers is not displayed at the bottom of the message.

Because those spectators were not removed from the arena when the unrestricted battle was first launched.

Lor didn't care about this; for him, the Dream Value was just a number now.

Whether it's there or not, it doesn't really matter.

Outside the arena.

As the enormous light screen announcing the new rules disappeared, the gladiatorial countdown resumed, and the spectators were jolted awake, erupting in a frenzy of excitement.

What does this rule mean?

"My God, new rules are appearing in the arena? And new rules for unrestricted combat at that?"

"Am I dreaming?"

"I could never have such an outrageous dream, not even in my wildest dreams."

"It's incredible."

"I'm more curious about how powerful the unrestricted warfare will be later on?"

"Nobody knows the answer to this; we can only wait for time and space to explore it."

The vast majority of beings below the seventh rank focused their discussions on the emergence of the new rules.

The situation was equally turbulent within the transparent light shields in every corner of the arena.

"Did the Silkworm Dream Super Civilization actually value him to this extent?"

"Incredible! Throughout history, countless transcendent beings have appeared, yet none of them have been able to change the rules of the arena. Now, this person has just become a transcendent being in this timeline, and new rules have already emerged. The level of importance they place on this is not being concealed at all!"

"I think the Silkworm Dream Civilization values ​​practitioners of the time system, and he happens to be a practitioner of the time system, which is why the arena changed its rules."

"Very likely, but I have a question."

"what?"

"If the Silkworm Dream Civilization values ​​cultivators of the Time System, why not lower the price of the Time River Scroll? Without the Time River Scroll, how can we comprehend the Time System? Can we comprehend it out of thin air? At the very least, opening up the exchange for Time Law Treasures would be good!"

"First of all, you have three questions. Secondly, what if that person really figured it out out of thin air? Do you expect a large civilization to exchange for the Scroll of Time?"

"If that's really the case, I have nothing to say. But I don't believe he's that talented. For over 80 billion years, not a single being has comprehended the rudiments of the laws of time. How could he possibly comprehend them?"

"The facts are right in front of you, you have to believe them whether you want to or not!"

“This is so”

"Tsk, it seems I need to adjust my attitude towards time and space and the civilizations they inhabit in the future."

"Hehe, the problem now is not how to deal with them, but to find out exactly where their civilization is hiding."

"That's true. That so-called Fountain of Life refused to reveal the location of their civilization before. I don't know if they will reveal it now. After all, with the Silkworm Dream Super Civilization taking notice, no one dares to mess around."

The seventh and eighth-order beings immediately saw through the nature of the new rules, and the discussion mainly focused on the attitude of the Silkworm Dream Super Civilization.

The colossal entity that stands at the very center of the crystal domain, seemingly indifferent to everything, would make even the leader of a hegemonic civilization ponder its every move.

The Wizard Alliance is located inside a transparent light shield.

"Has the importance that person places on Speaker Lor reached this level?" Vincenta was speechless.

They had already heard that Lor was valued by a great being of the Silkworm Dream civilization, after all, the trial grounds were opened by that person.

There's precedent for opening the Trial Arena, but there's no precedent for changing the rules of the Gladiator Arena!
The fact that Ken changed the arena rules for Lor was truly beyond his imagination and utterly bizarre!

"Haha, with this happening, won't our Wizarding Alliance be able to walk around with impunity in the future?" Sanchez laughed excitedly. "Let's see who dares to act tough in front of us anymore, thinking that our great leader is invisible? Hahaha~"

"Don't rush to be happy."

Francis shook his head slightly and calmly analyzed, "If that person could really take direct action, would Speaker Lor still be thinking about how to move the dimensional cluster?"

"If that person can't take direct action, have you considered how those civilizations that are secretly dissatisfied with the Silkworm Dream Super Civilization will treat us?"

Sanchez's face stiffened, his laughter immediately stopped, and after a long while he stammered, "They shouldn't dare to do anything reckless, right?"

"Don't pin your hopes on them not daring to act recklessly. Only when we become strong enough can we truly establish ourselves in this vast crystal domain," Francis said earnestly. "Everything else is external force, which can be borrowed but not relied upon."

"Oh well, whatever," Sanchez sighed regretfully.

After what happened today, he thought he could do whatever he wanted in the future.

After Francis's analysis, he realized that things were not so simple.

“Indeed, in the end we have to rely on ourselves.” Theo, the chairman of the Sixth Ring Thunder System, strongly agreed.

"Yes." "However, in any case, the importance that the Silkworm Dream Civilization is showing now is enough to deter most civilizations. Perhaps we should make some changes to our plans."

"Let's wait until Speaker Lor finishes the gladiatorial combat and then hold a small council meeting to discuss this in detail. Whether to change it or how to change it depends on what he says."

"Ah."

"it is good."

Inside the arena.

【twenty
June 28, 2010.

The commotion and excitement outside did not affect the passage of time. Before they knew it, the countdown to the gladiatorial match had reached the twenty-second mark.

In that instant, Lor discovered that the entire arena was shrouded in darkness.

Whether with the naked eye or with perception, nothing can be seen except darkness.

However, when he used the arena's access privileges, he could clearly see a pair of crystal-clear eyes, about one meter apart, staring intently at him from five million miles away.

Apart from those eyes, there seemed to be nothing else.

"They must be beings from the dark faction," Lor thought to himself.

Unfortunately, the arena's access only allowed him to barely see his opponent's appearance, not to ascertain their strength.

We'll only know how strong this guy really is after we fight him.

【twenty
5
June 28, 2010.

"Click——"

The moment the gladiatorial countdown reached zero, Lor suddenly heard a crisp sound.

Then he appeared in his personal space.

“Ah, this.” Lor looked at the all-too-familiar wizard tower hall and his lips twitched.

He hadn't even realized it before he was gone. The once indestructible illusory barrier couldn't even withstand a moment against that being with only one pair of eyes.

How similar this scene is to his instant kill of those sixth-tier beings in the Star Challenge!

Although he was prepared, after all, it was more than 10,000 law points, and the blood couldn't be obtained so easily by him.

But no matter what, he still felt some regret.

Outside the arena.

"Good heavens, it's gone in an instant?!"

"This second opponent in the unrestricted war is too strong. Does time and space really have any hope of defeating it?"

"I think there's basically no hope. The spacetime barrier has already reached the sixth level of its limit. To become stronger, the only way is to break through to the seventh level. But once you break through to the seventh level, you can no longer engage in super-limited combat."

"Hiss—everyone, is the administrator of the Silkworm Dream Super Civilization, who changed the rules of the arena, just playing with time and space?"

"Isn't it?"

"It's not entirely impossible."

"It seems, perhaps, it appears to be true."

"Pfft~ cough cough~ That person really has a twisted sense of humor, giving time and space a surprise first, then slapping it down."

"I think"

The sudden turn of events led to different speculations among the beings below the seventh rank.

The most reasonable and accepted guess is that the administrator who changed the rules was playing tricks on time and space.

When this speculation spread, all beings below the seventh rank secretly rejoiced.

For them, spacetime is undoubtedly a major player, and they are almost certain to reach the eighth rank in the future.

With the addition of the spacetime dual system, it wouldn't be surprising if they became leaders of a dominant civilization.

They are naturally delighted to see such important figures suffer setbacks.

Of course, you have to laugh secretly; you certainly wouldn't dare to openly laugh at them.

Inside the transparent light shield where the various seventh and eighth-tier beings reside.

"Could it be that there are other paths besides breaking through to the seventh level in the space-time continuum?"

"There's no news at all!"

"At least I don't know."

"Logically speaking, managers shouldn't do meaningless things, let alone joke about such an important matter. It's really strange."

"Let's take another look. I just feel like something's not quite right."

"Well, in three to five thousand years, the truth will probably come out. Or we can find the person from that time and ask them in person."

"I will keep an eye on this news."

"Me too."

"Remember to let each other know when you get the news. Goodbye."

"Goodbye."

Compared to those below the seventh rank, the seventh and eighth rank powerhouses have a deeper understanding of the administrators and believe that such powerhouses would never do anything meaningless.

If we follow this line of reasoning, the conclusion is that there is still a path to take between the sixth and seventh levels.

As for what specific road it is and how to get there, they have no clue.

The only way to find the answer is to go to that time and space and ask it yourself.

Inside the transparent light shield where the Wizard Alliance is located.

"Hiss—that strong?!" Sanchez gasped.

"Since that person chose such a powerful individual as Speaker Lor's opponent in his second transcendental battle, does it mean that once Speaker Lor fuses with the rudiments of laws a few more times, he too will become this powerful?" Vincenta murmured softly.

“Very likely.” Francis nodded seriously.

"Incredible!"

"Unfortunately, I can't even get close to the threshold of the rudimentary form of the law of fusion. Sigh."

“That’s normal. It’s very likely that only Speaker Lor can do this kind of thing. Otherwise, why would that administrator value Speaker Lor so much?”

"Right."

"We still need to do this research; what if we figure it out?"

"Yes, we can't give up on this research. Even if we can't do it, we have to keep it and set up a big reward. If some genius really figures it out, we'll make a fortune."

"Seconded."

"Agree."

Compared to the powerful beings from other civilizations, the council members of the Wizard Alliance clearly knew the path that lay ahead of Lor, a fact revealed by Lor himself.

They themselves were not confident that they could figure out how to proceed with this research, but no one objected to keeping the research project in place.

Once the path can be figured out, every sixth-circle wizard will have the opportunity to become a transcendent being, which would undoubtedly be a qualitative leap for wizarding civilization.

(End of this chapter)