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When Chu Liang asked Xu Zhiyin about what was going on, the young lady's face was filled with fear.
"Before dawn, news broke from the south of the city that the Sun and Moon Pavilion had gathered their forces and were marching here. The vice-chief was prepared as she swiftly rallied her troops to confront them. Now, a significant standoff is happening on the front street... it seems to be a Deathmatch Arena instead of a full-scale war. If it were an actual battle, many in Python Belly City would perish," she murmured.
The term "Deathmatch Arena" piqued Chu Liang's interest and he only understood after Xu Zhiyin had explained to him.
In Python Belly City, medical supplies were scarce, and every skirmish resulted in heavy casualties. Cultivators, martial artists, and even demons often met their end. The balance of power in the city was maintained by these three forces. If two factions were gravely wounded, the third would surely seize the opportunity.
Over time, the city came up with the Deathmatch Arena rule.
Minor skirmishes were ignored, but for major disputes, each faction would send three champions to fight in the Deathmatch Arena, with the best of three rounds determining the winner. Each member was only allowed to participate in one match per year.
The victorious side would be declared the winner and could claim the contested item, preventing widespread bloodshed.
After hearing this, Chu Liang said, "I'll go check out the...
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