The other Quincy obviously could not accept this distribution method.

After noticing the crowd's emotions, Sergeant Rita showed no intention of changing the distribution method. With Jadis, who had taken the most kills, drawing the fire, she could take advantage of the chaos.

"I didn't see you put in any effort just now, but you were quite active when it came to grabbing points, Thunder Girl!" A Quincy with a volatile temper couldn't hold back any longer and mocked.

"What did you say!" Jadis, who wasn't one to hold back, retorted immediately, "Where didn't I contribute?! Are you blind?"

"You stole way too many points! You got eight points all by yourself!"

"Yes, we put in the effort, but we didn't get a single point. It's not fair at all!"

Many people voiced their support for the hot-tempered Quincy who stepped forward, but many more chose to remain silent and observe.

Most of the Quincy who chose to be among the first to enter the hunting grounds were quite confident in their own abilities.

Even the mighty Gillian Hollows can be defeated by many people on their own.

However, this only applies to one-on-one situations.

There are too many Hollows in the hunting grounds, and their roars will attract other Hollows. Fighting one-on-one would be very dangerous, so they gather together.

The Quincy were confident in their abilities, so none of them objected when Chief Rita set the distribution rules, each believing they were capable of getting points.

As a result, most of the points ended up in Jadis's pocket.

The lightning ability gave Gatis a huge advantage. The Holy Arrow could outrun the Quincy with lightning, and they wouldn't stick together here. No one else could outrun her.

Seeing that the team was on the verge of collapse, Sergeant Rita stepped forward and said a few "fair words":

"The current distribution method is indeed a bit unfair. So... we can take turns sharing the Hollows we hunt down, since everyone has contributed."

Sergeant Rita knew when to stop.

Anyway, she had already gained a lot of points by taking advantage of the chaos with Jadis, so even if the points were distributed equally, she would still be ranked high in the standings.

According to the rules, the higher the ranking, the earlier you can leave. If the distribution is even, others who want to leave must first give her up.

“Let’s start with this Hollow… Gatis, you transfer this point to Collins.”

Sergeant Rita looked at Jadis, signaling her to use the points she had just earned to appease the crowd.

Jadis's face darkened, and her fists hardened.

The rules are there, and she earned all the points through her own abilities, but now she's being asked to give back the points she's already earned!

However, now that they have become the target of public criticism, they will suffer losses in any conflict.

Jadis suppressed the impulse in her heart.

"He was definitely up to no good!"

Jadis is quite competitive, but she's not stupid. The reactions of the others made her realize that Sergeant Rita was using her to draw fire.

If she weren't unable to fight alone, why would she be working with this bitch sergeant who was always causing trouble?

Jadis was very unwilling. She wasn't that far behind by just one point, but the thought of the Bitch Sergeant Major's hypocritical and ugly face made her feel nauseous.

"If the points are just given away like that, the person who gets them will probably just think that bitch got them for them!"

"I'll play the bad guy, she'll do all the good guys, it's disgusting!"

Suddenly, a flash of inspiration struck Jadis.

She looked around and addressed the crowd:

"Equal distribution is fine, but the previous rules were all agreed upon by everyone, so the points I get are mine!"

"However, for the sake of long-term cooperation, I'm not unwilling to give up some points!"

"Sergeant Major Rita must have scored a lot of points with 'Gale Arrow' too!"

"In that case... whatever amount Sergeant Rita gives up, I'll give up the same amount!"

"Even if Sergeant Rita gives up four points, I'm willing to give up four points too!"

Jadis's lips curled up slightly as she chose to drag Sergeant Rita down with her.

No matter how many points Chief Rita chooses to take, she will still score higher than everyone else, and within this team, she will still be the first to leave the hunting grounds.

If the scores are distributed evenly in the future, anyone who wants to leave will have to raise her score first.

"Yes, Sergeant Rita has scored quite a few points too, it's only fair if the points are distributed..."

"Indeed, Sergeant Rita scored quite a few points thanks to her Spirit Tool!"

Jadis's suggestion was quickly endorsed by others, and many who had originally supported Sergeant Rita turned to look at her.

Previously, it wasn't that no one had noticed that Sergeant Rita had also scored quite a few points.

However, this team was nominally assembled by Sergeant Rita, and since no one was willing to take the lead, they all chose to remain silent.

Now that Gatiss has brought the matter to light, those who were eyeing Sergeant Rita's score have seized the opportunity to put her on the stake.

"That woman is so vicious!"

Sergeant Rita's expression changed drastically. She saw through Jadis's intentions, but the fire had already spread to her, and she couldn't get through it without paying a price.

"When did this big-breasted, brainless idiot become so smart..."

Sergeant Rita felt that Jadis was becoming more and more of a stranger.

In her memory, Jadis was not good at using her brain to solve problems.

Regardless of Sergeant Rita's inner turmoil, the current predicament had to be resolved. She forced a smile and said, "Everyone has put in a lot of effort. I'm willing to share some with everyone, hoping we can continue to work together..."

"One point is too little!"

"You were leading by so much, and you only gave up one point?"

Sergeant Rita chose to compromise, and everyone immediately saw through her facade.

When they discovered that Sergeant Rita did not have a high reputation within the team, they tried to get more concessions.

"Don't forget, I'm the one who built this team!"

Sergeant Rita's face turned ugly. If she hadn't separated from her subordinates, she wouldn't have had to act with these people and suffer here.

“One point is too little. If Sergeant Rita is willing to give up three points, I am also willing to give up three points.”

Catherine continued to fan the flames.

"One point is too little!"

"If that's the case, let's split up!"

If the two give up six points, then almost half of the people here will get points, and the others will cheer for Jadis.

"Two points! I'll only give up two points at most!"

Seeing that the crowd was unwilling to give up, Sergeant Rita had no choice but to continue to concede.

But this was her final limit.

She needs to put herself in a relatively leading position.

Under the rule that the team that gets the most points first leaves the hunting ground first, the team will inevitably have fewer and fewer members as they leave, and the later they leave, the more dangers they will have to face.

Every point lost now means a greater danger later.

The Quincy agreed to the distribution plan.

The group didn't push Sergeant Rita too hard, since there were probably other Quincy teams working together to kill Hollows besides their squad, and continuing to cooperate in hunting down Hollows was the most important thing.

Gatis chose to give two points to Rona, with whom she had a good relationship, and a Quincy who embarrassed Chief Rita.

"It's good to use your brain once in a while!" Jadis felt a surge of pleasure when she saw Sergeant Rita's unpleasant expression.

...

The hunting grounds designed by Haschward are divided into two levels.

The Quincy who participated in the selection entered the first level of the hunting grounds.

The second level of the hunting grounds is actually a large virtual prison.

This place is where a large number of Hollows are imprisoned.

Once the number of Hollows on the first floor of the hunting grounds decreases, the soldiers waiting on the second floor will send Hollows to the first floor of the hunting grounds to replenish their numbers.

"The number of Hollows has decreased by 31; it's time to replenish them."

"These people are quite capable. It seems quite a few of them are going to be promoted. Let's release 50 of them first."

The soldiers are monitoring the number of large wolves in the hunting grounds.

All the Hollows in the hunting grounds are marked, and the monitoring room can detect their movements at any time.

"The projector seems to be malfunctioning. I'll go check it out."

The soldier pressed the projectile button, which should have projected the cage containing the Hollow into the hunting grounds, but there was no response after he pressed the button.

The soldiers left the monitoring room and went to the place where the Great Void was being held.

Here are rows of huge cages, and the floors beneath them are movable. By pressing a projection button in the monitoring room, the floors will open, releasing the cages and the large virtual creatures inside into the hunting grounds.

This is how it should have been designed.

But what they saw terrified the soldiers.

"The cage... is broken!!!"

However, the soldiers soon discovered that there were no Hollows roaming outside the broken cage.

However, some Hollow corpses lay on the ground.

bang——

Flames were seen ahead, indicating a battle was taking place.

You can also hear conversations, though some of the content is unclear.

"Are those fighting the Quincy?" The soldier swallowed hard, his curiosity driving him to take a few more steps.

Once they got closer, the soldiers could hear the conversation in front of them.

"You killed Ishida?"

"It's just to let him recuperate in a quiet place."

"You must have heard the rumors circulating within the Knights... All these things you've done... are to return the power to him... Answer me! Haschward!"

"The commander is here?" The soldier was startled when he heard Hasward's name.

The next moment, a spirit arrow pierced the soldier's head.

The soldier's expression of surprise froze on his face as he slowly fell backward.

"No one can stop His Majesty's resurgence."

Hasward withdrew his hand and said calmly.

"You're getting more and more cruel."

Bazzby glanced at the fallen soldier, then quickly turned back to glare fiercely at Hasward.

"If this gets out, it will only cause unnecessary worry among the soldiers."

Hasward's eyes were devoid of any emotion, as if he were just a machine.

“Ha, what’s there to worry about when everyone’s dead?” Bazzby scoffed.

The Sternritter are core members of the Wandenreich and are not entirely unaware of Yhwach's abilities.

Some Quincy who lived long enough even received "gifts" from Yhwach.

Therefore, some people saw something in Hasward's behavior.

Quincy who have died in the present world, and Quincy who are about to die, will become the foundation for the Quincy King's resurrection.

Bazzby wasn't a particularly kind person, but he couldn't stand idly by while a plan to inhumanely harm his fellow human beings was being implemented.

So he took action.

He wanted to stop the massacre himself.

Bazzby sabotaged the delivery system here; the trapdoors on the ground are no longer functional, and the soldiers in the monitoring room are unable to replenish the hunting grounds with Voidlings.

Next, all he needs to do is destroy the Hollows here, and Haschward's plan will be completely ruined.

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