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Rudy frowned, mumbling out, “No wonder there‘s a specialized betting area. Luck is so important, it would definitely stir up their gambling spirits.”

Jack nodded, “In truth, a huge part of the reason why everyone is so crazy in Hundred Beast City is that the results aren’t just about skill, but luck as well. With good luck, even a crazy bet can win you a lot of spirit crystals. Your fortunes can increase by several times in just a moment. If someone bets on a warrior with 1 to 4 odds and they end up winning, his spirit crystals would quadruple in value. Just thinking about it would drive you crazy, no wonder everyone’s acting like this.”

Speaking of that, there was a hint of exasperation in Jack’s tone.

On the way over, he had seen many warriors with different emotional states. Some of them were so happy that they were full of tears, excitedly dancing around. It was because they had won and gotten a lot of spirit crystals. Some of them were sobbing to the point where they were completely emotionless. They looked like they had completely lost all hope in life. It was because they had lost the bets, and their entire fortune.

not accept it. After all, the laws of Hundred Beast City were plain for all to see. No one had the power or ability to go against the laws of

“It’s just too crazy! I feel like everyone is slowly losing their perspective on life

not

anyone, even for a moment. After the stage had been cleaned up, the next battle

he held a scroll in his black hands as he walked to the center of the stage. He immediately unfurled the scroll, letting out a radiant

Some were forty feet long and floated in the air, some were only the size of a person. The images represented different kinds of

the five beasts. He suddenly did not know what to say. At that moment, he was too excited. He did not recognize a single one of the beasts. He had liked to read ancient books before. He learned about quite

but turn

a calm expression on his face, not showing much emotion. Rudy scanned his surroundings, he could see more or less the same expressions. No one knew