Grace Jackson
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The Judgment Palace never stopped. Every second, without fail, they would send in the next Archmage to die. Shang kept focusing on comprehending the level four Concept of Death, but even while constantly dying, it wasn't as easy as he thought it would be. One month after it started, around three million Archmages had already died in Shang's territory. The entire ground had already been transformed into a literal ocean of blood, and only a couple of mountains poked out of the ocean. Rotting guts…-
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At the southeastern corner, Shang saw a Mid Archmage enter. An instant later, they exploded into a shower of gore. Then, an Early Archmage entered and exploded. The barrier only restricted more powerful people from entering. If they so chose to, weaker Mages could also fight the defender of the flag. The Judgment Palace was sending in one fighter after the other, which immediately committed suicide. Of course, there was a certain limitation to the rules. Only people within one Realm of difference…
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Several days passed. Shang exited his inner world and killed the bird watcher. After a couple of seconds, the barrier turned transparent again, and Shang waited in the middle. As always, Shang looked calm and emotionless. And then, he waited for his opponent. Silence. The barrier didn't become cloudy, which meant that no one had entered the barrier. Some seconds later, Shang's Communication Crystal rang. "Hold your position! No matter what!" came an urgent but unknown voice. However, based on…
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The Mage King from the Judgment Palace looked at the Communication Crystal with narrowed eyes and gnashed teeth. It was so humiliating. Some random guy in the Sixth Realm was stopping the strongest Empire in the world. She quickly created a small Isolation Barrier around her to keep everyone from watching and listening. Then, she contacted the Mage King from the Land and Sky Empire. "Yes?" the Mage King asked after accepting the transmission. The Mage King from the Judgment Palace took a deep…
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BANG! The Mana Shield of Shang's opponent broke, and his eyes turned confused. Shang took a deep breath. 'This wouldn't have been so easy if I hadn't fought that shitty peacock in the trial. Luckily, I know how to counter this stuff now,' he thought. The strongest Early Ancestral Mage of the Judgment Palace was now a confused birdwatcher. Earlier, the Mage King had sent in that particular Ancestral Mage with fury and frustration. Sending him in had essentially meant going all in. They had…
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A couple of hours passed, and finally, the barrier became transparent again. When the Mage King saw Shang, she gritted her teeth again. At this moment, Shang's Mana Shield was showing signs of instability, and his body was slightly shaking, which was a sign of extreme anxiety. However, he was still alive. He had killed someone with a fourfold Spirit Sense! That was literally worse than every death before this combined if one ignored the time Shang had actually won for the Lightning Manor. "Go!"…
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Shang refilled his Death Mana once more as the man looked at the cute birds. This time, he had needed to put in quite a lot more effort on destroying his opponent's Mana Shield without killing them. The other Gravity Mage had already posed a small problem to Shang back then, and that Gravity Mage had only had a threefold Spirit Sense. In fact, Shang's current opponent had been right. Gravity Mages were Shang's weakness. Luckily, the lack of information from his opponents made these fights far…
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Shang noticed that the barrier had become cloudy a bit later than usual, which meant that things might have changed. After a couple of seconds of waiting, Shang saw his new opponent. Their aura was very weak, but as always, he couldn't trust his senses. The only thing he could trust was his bandage. When the enemy reached a distance of 2,000 kilometers, Shang felt his bandage react. 'So, they've finally sent people with fourfold Spirit Senses,' Shang thought. 'I guess I can't complain about…
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Two days later, the barrier had become transparent yet again. When the Mage King saw Shang, she almost killed someone just to vent her frustration. Eleven! This guy had killed eleven Mages with a threefold Spirit Sense! Every time the fight ended, he looked more and more exhausted. At this moment, Shang was violently clutching his head as his Mana Shield wobbled with instability. He was nearly dead! He was at his limit! Just one more! Just one more volunteer! "Next one!" the Mage King…
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Five and a half hours later, Shang summoned his Mana Shield again and killed his opponent with a fiery explosion. The barrier became transparent again, and Shang waited for his next opponent. When the Mage King saw that Shang was still alive, she narrowed her eyes. "Quite resilient," she muttered. She looked at the people behind her. "Who's next?" Three people looked at each other. All three of them wanted to go next. Based on what the Mage King had said, their opponent was very likely an…
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