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Marth's eyes lit up and said, "Is it the rule that the space will shrink by half every day?" Fane nodded. The Toman Battlefield was similar to Chaos City, but it was different in many ways as well. The biggest difference was that the space inside was not fixed. Every warrior had a limited time to attempt the challenge. It was a total of seven days, and the space would shrink by half every day.

The boundary of the colosseum was the spectating area. Another functionality Odin-Space provided was a spectating area, people could watch or record their own or other people's battles by joining the virtual battle room. Though the recording had certain rules associated, spectators could record the battle unless it wasn't fought in the private virtual room instead of the public. "Hello Again, Mister Damaged, I am sorry that our last encounter was cut short!" "No problem, sister," Creed glanced at her blurred face. "You probably had reasons, so I don't mind at all."

"A wall only delays the inevitable. If they want a war, we don't wait for them to bomb our cities from orbit. We meet them in the dark." Jack raised an eyebrow. "Boss, I love the aggression, but Vanguard mechs are designed for atmospheric and low-orbit combat. They don't have life support or fuel capacity for deep-space naval warfare. We don't have a spaceship." "Not yet," Harper corrected, a sudden, thrilling realization dawning in her blue eyes. She looked at Sebastian, their minds instantly connecting the dots. "The Sahara Forge," Sebastian said softly, a dark smile playing on his lips. "What about it?" Kael asked, thoroughly confused.

With that in mind, a surge of ruthless determination filled Simeon's eyes. He gazed at the nervous Tobias and said, "Severin is engaged in a battle several thousand miles away." Tobias's expression changed drastically. He gritted his teeth and urged Simeon, "We should head to the depths of the Starry Sky Battlespace first. Severin's combat prowess far surpasses ours, and those involved in the battle will be much stronger to us. We might be risking ourselves unnecessarily if we go over." Tobias had witnessed the brutality of the Starry Sky Battlespace, from seeing a galaxy monster devouring someone stronger than him in one gulp to nearly being devoured by a galaxy monster himself. As a result