Humanity’s Great Sage

Lu Ye waited in the secret room for less than a cup of tea when the fighting order suddenly shook slightly. He picked up the probe and got up to go outside.

Soon, he stood in front of the entrance of the whirlpool again and stepped in without hesitation.

The world was spinning, and when he came back to his senses, he had arrived at a fragment of the starry sky.

He looked around and found nothing, but he knew that there were many monks watching the battle in a certain fighting field at this moment. He couldn't see them, but it didn't mean that they couldn't see him.

Before he entered here, all the information he had previously recorded had been passed to the spectators through the battle order, as well as the opponents he had not yet met, making it easier for the spectators to place bets.

Suddenly there was a violent fluctuation of power from the side. Lu Ye quickly turned around and saw a colorful ray of light over there converging into a spell tide, surging towards him.

This opponent whom he had never met obviously had no intention of getting to know Lu Ye, and was only planning to take advantage of this opportunity to make a sneak attack and catch Lu Ye off guard.

As soon as he made a move, Lu Ye had already locked his position.

The body swept forward, and rushed over against the tide of magic. The long sword was unsheathed, and under the bright light of the sword, the rays of magic were annihilated.

When Lu Ye's whole body penetrated the tide like a rainbow, all the original colors were shattered.

Only not far away, a monk in robes looked at Lu Ye who was approaching quickly with a stunned look on his face.

Originally, he was quite happy to see Lu Ye not avoiding his spells, but only now did he realize that he was happy too early...

After being stunned for a moment, it was already too late for him to distance himself from Lu Ye.

Three breaths later, Lu Ye's long sword broke through his protective power and slashed into his body. As soon as blood spattered out, the monk's figure suddenly disappeared.

The battle that Lu Ye participated in was a live battle, and both parties could withdraw from the battlefield at any time.

That is to say, if he retreats in time, if he is just a little bit later, he will not be able to retreat even if he wants to.

A live fight does not necessarily lead to casualties. There are always some unlucky people who will die on the spot even if they participate in a live fight.

Lu Ye actually didn't want to participate in a live fight, because the Tao fish earned in a live fight were far less than those in a dead fight. However, the fighting battlefield had its own rules. A monk like Lu Ye who was participating in a fight for the first time had to fight. Only those who have completed ten live battles and won six or more will be eligible to participate in death battles.

And if the qualifications are not met in the first ten games, it will need to be postponed to the next ten games.

There were rules, so Lu Ye could only abide by them.

After solving the first opponent, Lu Ye did not leave, but stood there and took out his fighting order, conveying his willingness to continue fighting.

In this way, he can wait in this starry sky fragment, and the battle field will continue to arrange other opponents for him, so he doesn't have to go through the trouble of leaving and reentering.

This battle order also recorded some information about Lu Ye, but at this time Lu Ye discovered that there was an additional piece of information that was not available before.

Daoyu: Fifty.

If you win a live battle, you will get fifty Dao Fish. After all, it will be five hundred Dao Power.

Lu Ye's battle with the monk just now naturally did not consume this amount of Dao power, but that was because he was able to deal with the enemy quickly enough.

If it were a fight between evenly matched two sides and the battle lasted longer, the Dao power consumed would definitely be more than 500.

From this point of view alone, consumption and income are not equal. In many cases, participating in battles in the battlefield is a loss-making business.

But from another perspective, a monk's Dao power can be obtained through hard work, but Dao fish is a popular transaction currency that can be used in various ways, so it is useless to only consider the consumption and acquisition of Dao power. Too meaningful.

Even though they knew that more Dao power would be consumed, it could not stop the monks from participating in the battle.

But what happened to this Daoyu? Yuan Xi told him that it was Daoyu, but what was recorded in the fighting order was Daoyu.

Lu Ye estimated that there should be two different names, but they sounded similar anyway.

He didn't wait too long. The number of monks entering and leaving the battlefield every day was extremely large. There were also many monks like Lu Ye who actively participated in the battle, so it was relatively easy to arrange opponents on the battlefield.

When Lu Ye sensed a ray of life appearing in the distance, he knew that his opponent had entered the stage.

He didn't hesitate, and immediately gathered his aura and rushed over there.

Maybe he restrained himself too well, or maybe the opponent's perception was not that sharp, so when Lu Ye appeared in the opponent's eyes with great force, she was obviously dumbfounded.

This is a female nun.

The first time he saw Lu Ye, he didn't think about attacking or defending. Instead, he turned around and ran away, as hastily as a frightened rabbit.

As she ran, she shouted: "Fellow Taoist, wait a minute, how about we chat for a while? This is my first time participating in a battle, and there are many things I don't understand."

Lu Ye didn't have time to chat with her. He had to finish ten live battles quickly, and then go to the death battle arena to earn Tao fish. The speed was suddenly a few minutes faster.

Seeing that she couldn't get rid of Lu Ye, the female cultivator was angry and anxious. She gritted her teeth and turned around and shouted: "I will fight with you!"

He raised his hand to sacrifice his Taoist soldiers, and rushed forward to meet Lu Ye.

After a moment of contact, the female cultivator relaxed slightly from her panic: "It turns out you're not that powerful."

She could feel that Lu Ye's strength was only slightly stronger than hers, which was why she had to flee so miserably just now. If the opponent was only this strong, then she would have a chance.

However, just as the thought came to an end, the strength that was only slightly stronger than hers increased rapidly, and soon reached the level of crushing her.

The female cultivator's face changed drastically, and she dared not hesitate any longer, and quickly withdrew from the battlefield.

The second opponent was solved without much effort. Not to mention that Lu Ye himself had the invincible strength of the Rong Dao, the two opponents he encountered were indeed not very strong, both of them were only at the level of the third or fourth level of the Rong Dao, and even a normal Rong Dao sixth level could easily solve them.

Just thinking about this, Lu Ye suddenly found something wrong.

How could there be a third or fourth level of the Rong Dao in the inner world? And those two opponents were obviously very weak.

Didn't it say that only those Rong Daos with strong enough strength and profound foundation could enter the inner world? When Lu Ye and Yuan Xi competed for the Hedao Pearl, the Rongdaos they met were indeed very good. How come there are two such weirdos in the battle field?

Since there are two, there must be more.

But then he thought of the maid Xiao Ning. She didn't even enter the Dao, but she also appeared in the Hehe Realm?

This is the Hehe Realm, which is fundamentally another independent space in the inner world.

Perhaps the two opponents were born and raised in the Hehe Realm Rongdao, or they came from other Hedao cities.

A moment later, the third opponent appeared in the starry sky fragments...

Then the fourth, the fifth...

No opponent can last three breaths under Lu Ye's long sword. If they meet, they will be defeated within three breaths.

There is a secret place in the battle field, which can be said to be the central area of ​​the entire battle field. Insiders call it the General Hub Hall. All battles, bets and odds adjustments are controlled here.

There are thousands of cultivators stationed here, which can accurately and efficiently handle all kinds of information transmitted back from various battle fields.

Including arranging opponents for the monks participating in the battle, the monks from the main hall are also making overall arrangements.

The monks who can enter here to work may not have a high level of cultivation or strong strength, but they must be able to control their mind to a meticulous level, because only in this way can they accurately handle the huge and complex information they come into contact with every day.

Cuican is one of them.

In terms of identity, she is a slave of the battle battlefield. She was trained by the battle battlefield since she was a child. The name Cuican was also given by her. Although she is a slave, she hopes that she can live out her own brilliance one day, although she also knows that this is a dream that will never come true.

Because as a slave of the battle battlefield, it is impossible to get rid of the control of the battle battlefield.

At this moment, she is sitting cross-legged in her position, with a huge disc in front of her, and various streams of light flashing on it. Each stream of light is a piece of information intelligence flowing from all over the battle battlefield.

What people like them need to do is to investigate this information intelligence and then make the right choice and response.

She raised her hand and found that it was a request to continue fighting in the life fighting field.

She didn't know how many similar messages she had to deal with every day, so she was naturally familiar with it.

So she first checked the information of the person who requested to continue fighting.

Lu Ye, human race, sixth level of Rong Dao, soldier cultivator, long sword Dao soldier, participated in the life fighting field nine times.

Winning times, nine times.

No defeat.

Although it's good, it's actually not hard to see. Many Rong Daos with strong strength will not lose when participating in the life fighting, but will advance all the way to the death fighting field, and then be killed in a certain battle.

Logically speaking, Cangcan would not pay too much attention.

But she couldn't help but read Lu Ye's information again.

Because if she remembered correctly, just a moment ago, she arranged an opponent for Lu Ye, and the opponent's number of battles was only six.

It's only been a short time, how come it's nine times?

She thought she remembered it wrong for a moment, and couldn't help but check the specific information of Lu Ye's opponents. She had such authority and could clearly check the detailed information of Lu Ye's opponents in every game.

Finally, she confirmed that this human Lu Ye was the one she had arranged for the opponent not long ago.

There are many cultivators who have maintained a complete victory and stepped into the death arena from the life arena, but Cui Can has never seen such a fast speed.

What surprised her even more was that she saw that Lu Ye's opponent in the eighth game was also a sixth-level Rong Dao.

The battles of the same realm often don't have a result quickly, but this Lu Ye did it, and he played the ninth game later.

This guy... is a bit weird!