Walker Of The Worlds

Seeing the massive tournament grounds, Lin Mu was certainly awed.

He was already expecting something bit, but this was simply beyond that.

"Let's find a place for ourselves, first." Lin Mu spoke to Little Shrubby, who was looking around with curiosity as well.

He took out his token and injected a little Qi into it.

~SHUA~

Some information appeared on it, allowing Lin Mu to find out where he was supposed to go to.

"Huh... So my first fight will be in ring number 238." Lin Mu took note.

He then looked around and soon spotted the ring numbers that were present on all the rings. But finding one that was his was proving to be a bit difficult.

~SHUA~

This made Lin Mu spread his immortal sense around, covering a large amount of area in one go.

"There," Lin Mu spotted his ring that was relatively far from his position. 'No wonder I couldn't see it. It's quite literally on the opposite end of the tournament grounds.' He thought.

This spoke of just how large the place was. Even with so many rings, there were multiple matches scheduled in all of them, thus the contestants would have to wait till their turn arrived.

And as of now, no match had actually started. The high crowd density was simply because the people had arrived early to occupy the good spots. Since the cost for basic seats was just a single low grade immortal stone, most people could easily afford it.

The basic seats weren't assigned either and as long as one came to occupy it first, they would get to keep it. This was why coming early was an important thing for the audience. Though the same could be applied for the contestants.

While the contestants didn't need to buy a seat, they were part of the audience too for the most part. After all, they wouldn't be fighting all the time. Once their match was over, depending on the result, their next match could take anywhere from hours to days.

Lin Mu walked through the crowd and passed by several rings before finally reaching the very back of the Tournament grounds.

"The crowd is a bit light here at least." Lin Mu muttered as he looked around.

be arriving. Since the area was so far back, it

at the front. It'll be easier to go for the match and we'll get a better view."

the best

but in just ten minutes, more people had arrived to fill them up. And when another half an hour passed, this ring's eating area was filled

might find it enough to give them a headache. But for the cultivators who had better control over their senses, filtering out

looking around the crown for anyone interesting. He had already memorized the list of 'high value' contestants and wondered if there were

normal. This is just the first round anyways."

~SHUA~

hundreds of runes swam in them. Before this, they just looked like transparent screens

of words soon appeared on them,

of the Four

An old man dressed in dark brown robes seemed to be standing on a tall dais. He had a long white beard along with white hair that was tied neatly behind

just

overseeing this after all.' Lin Mu had identified their unique

know that they belonged to the

four characters around a circle. These were none other than the four cardinal directions, and the circle was a compass. They were supposed

elder spoke, his voice echoing throughout the tournament grounds. "I know all

to announce that the Grand Tournament of

could be heard, accompanied by

all, all the people here were cultivators. The sheer number of them was enough

to mention, there were a lot of experts

that subsequently rose the concentration of immortal Qi in the entire area. Perhaps if a mortal were to appear here, they might be

on the screen raised his palm, gesturing for

a contestant to win five fights in a row in order to reach the next round. The names of

that you all are already in your respective rings and ready for your fights."

them nodding on their own while a few that had anxious expression. It

only hope that their fights wouldn't start before

round shall begin now!

~GONG~

shook from its force. All the formations screens in the rings changed and showed the contestants