Chapter 1963
It looked like he was right to leave Cathysia World for he would have remained a country bumpkin if
he did note here. Nash nced at Fane and said, "Here it says that there are quite a number
of informal disciples of the initial stage of intermediate level who have been promoted to the position
of formal disciples. Also, you can exchange your position with a formal disciple of the initial stage of
acquired level if you defeat him in a fight. The loser will take on the position of an informal disciple
and the winner the position of a formal disciple. Ah, that exins all the fights happening in the Dual
Sovereign Pavilion."
Fane had first-hand experience when he had discovered that Officer Brigsgs, Elder Lee, and the
others implicitly gave their acquiescence when it came to the bickerings and almost-fights that
urred during the talent test. When it came to fights, the higher-ups would always give them a
wide berth, which proved that they highly encouraged fights to break out between the n
associations. It was as if the fiercer the fights, the more prosperous the n association would be.
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"This is akin to the voodoo practice of keeping bugs whereby all the bugs are thrown into a vessel to
fight to the death amongst each other with the lone survivor being the king of all bugs," said Fane
after giving it some serious thought.
Nash smiled lightly. He nodded his head and then shook his head. “Your metaphor is only half right.
It''s true the Dual Sovereign Pavilion encourages fights amongst the n associations but the
fighters are not allowed to take each other’s lives. The fights are meant to motivate them to level up
but killing each other is a big no-no for them."
Fane nodded his head. If a n association disciple continued to scheme against each other after
leaving the n association, wishing the other party to die before them, then the days of the
imminent copse of the n association would not be too far off too. Each of the n associations
was well aware of this unspoken rule.
Nash took out the paper, calligraphy brush and ink from the desk''s drawer and began to write
something. Fane nced at what he was writing and saw three words— wager battle arena. He
was immediately filled with awe.
"The Dual Sovereign Pavilion had taken the pains to set up a battle arena to encourage
fights amongst the n associations. However, the battle rules are numerous. This is to prevent the
disciples from getting out of control. As long as you''re a disciple—be that an informal, formal or
even an elder disciple—you will need to participate in a fight in the wager battle arena once a
month.
"The wager must be decided before the fight and could be anything such as treating the winner to a
meal or handing over contribution points with the maximum limit of one hundred. Anything more
than that would run the risk of the disciples being addicted to fighting in the wager battle arena.
"During the fights, there are two important things to keep in mind—you cannot cause permanent
damage to the other party or take the other party''s life. I''m sure you''ll discover just how handy the
wager battle arena would be. You can decide when and who the opponent is going to be but it must
be consensual.
"You won’t gain anybat experience if you keep on training by yourself. This will cause you to
have many shorings. I''m sure the Dual Sovereign People set up the wager battle arena
specially to prevent this from happening. It''s really ingenious of them."
Fane nodded at his father, agreeing wholeheartedly with his words. In a nutshell, the wager battle
arena''s main purpose was to foster thepetitive spirits amongst the n associations'' disciples
and for them to gain actualbat experience.
Nash then took up the calligraphy brush to write something again-Wooden Spirit Hall and Golden
Spirit Hall.