Life After Prison

Chapter 1861

Half a day had passed, and the sacred lake tournament was about to enter the most competitive phase. Nearly forty participants from all the major families in Nontwa City joined the tournament, and Severin’s party totaled eleven level nine royal saints. Other prominent families like the Lischalts and the Gahrrs four or five level nine royal saints each, while the remaining contenders represented weaker factions such as the mayor’s mansion and other second–tier families.

Following half a day of battling, sixteen contestants had successfully secured their advancement. Notably, eight out of Severin’s eleven members had successfully progressed. Diane, Sheila, and Sofia were the only ones who failed to advance, given that they had just attained level nine royal saint. Their slightly weaker stage was therefore somewhat disadvantageous for them against opponents of the same level. However, their valiant efforts resulted in a close contest, and they would have won had luck been

on their side.

News of the remarkable achievements made by Severin’s group spread rapidly throughout Nontwo City, surprising many who had not expected a second–tier family like the Chorteaus to have level nine royal

saints. Speculations about the family’s sudden luck and strength abounded, and some even began to

strike up a conversation with Rourie before the first day’s battles ended.

of the second round, where 16

ten spots. Severin took the opportunity to distribute pills to Wuhlricht and his

intense battles ahead.

be of much greater

was to secure a top–ten ranking and the coveted chance to

supreme saint was the ultimate aim, and

route available for one to achieve that. Those who failed would have to wait

A royal saint might be able to live for a thousand years, but there

always get a chance to enter the sacred lake.

both contestants battered and

the mayor due to their severe injuries and exhaustion.

next match caught the attention of the spectators. “The next round

Severin and Thoroldr

and Thorold

anticipation.