Very few creatures will return to the Colosseum after winning a deathmatch.

If you want to survive the deathmatch, your own strength is certainly a factor, but more importantly, it depends on whether you are lucky enough, once you are dealt with by other creatures in the deathmatch, the probability of survival will be greatly reduced.

Except for a few extremely powerful, such as the existence of the Beamon Behemoth, relying on its own strength, it is no longer afraid of any creature in the deathmatch to join forces, which can truly grasp the opportunity for victory.

The process of death fight is extremely tragic, and even the final victor is often wounded in many places, and if he is not careful, he will be left with disabilities and even lose all combat ability.

Because of this, the vast majority of creatures, after surviving a deathmatch, lose the courage to participate again, and even recall the scene in the deathmatch, they will secretly think that they are lucky.

In this case, the creatures that survive the deathmatch will lose even the courage to watch the deathmatch, let alone join the next deathmatch as a participant.

However, among all living things, there are always exceptions.

At this time, Rod learned from Savina that the "first warrior" he was going to find had won many deathmatches as a werewolf.

The bloodthirsty nature of the werewolf is completely stimulated in the deathmatch, and except for the deathmatch in the Colosseum, there is no more suitable killing occasion for the werewolf.

For this werewolf, the existence of deathmatch is not something it fears, but has become the object of its yearning.

It was in this way that the "First Warrior" earned him this title and became a prominent presence in the Colosseum. According to Savina, in order to build momentum for the "First Warrior", the Colosseum even arranged a death match on the night of the full moon.

"We're here."

Savina's words rang in his ears, and before that, Rhodes had noticed the scene below.

The number of plants growing on the swamp has been decreasing since some time, and by this time it is completely empty, replaced by buildings of various heights and styles that are clearly biased towards towers.

Gnolls and lizardmen, the most common creatures in the area, couldn't even see much human presence when he looked down. Ever since Bracada descended into chaos, these xenomorph creatures have become the true rulers of the land.

What appeared before Rhodes was a town perched on a swamp, and this was the Mosinko mentioned by Savina.

Returning to the town she had just left not long ago, Savina felt a little in her heart that all the members of the slave catcher who had left with her had died by this time, and even Savina herself had become one of the necromancer's subordinates.

The cold-blooded nature of the lizardmen made Savina accept the current situation well, and since she could not get rid of the control of the necromancer by her own means, Savina could only try to satisfy her.

Under the guidance of Savina, Rhodes and his party continued to fly towards the city, and many creatures below obviously also noticed the arrival of the ghost dragon, and there was a lot of chaos for a while.

Rod took a look at the internal structure of Moshinko, and ignored the ordinary creatures below, but continued to let the ghost dragon fly in the direction of the Colosseum.

Soon, this special building appeared in Rhodes' eyes. The Colosseum was so vast that it would be difficult for Rhodes to ignore it.

Rhodes took advantage of his position in the sky to see the entire Colosseum in its entirety.

The huge circular Colosseum, with a large area in the middle, is the main stage of the Colosseum, which is already full of corpses at this time, and the bloody breath rises with the energy of death, and a death match is underway.

At the edge of the Colosseum, there is a grandstand that rises in a circle from the inside out, which is already crowded with all kinds of creatures, and the number of creatures is many times that of those involved in the death match.

Rhodes recalled that in his previous life, there were many players who were interested in the Colosseum in Tytalia. Of course, what these players are interested in is not to participate in a deathmatch as a fighter, but to bet on the creature involved in the deathmatch and choose the one they think is most likely to survive.

Because it is among nearly a hundred or even hundreds of creatures, the last one is competed, no matter what the level of the creatures participating in the deathmatch is, there are amazing odds on them, and the rich harvest after guessing the result is enough to make any player excited.

Not only is there a way to guess the creature that will win in deathmatch, but there are also many ways to guess the creature that will die last and the number of kills that the winner will kill.

The final benefit of a deathmatch to the Colosseum is the gold coins that these creatures lose in the guess. The amount of these coins is often far more than they pay for admission to a deathmatch.

In Rhodes' impression, this mode of operation of the Colosseum strengthened the connection between it and the most special organization of the Freelance Chamber of Commerce in the eyes of players in the previous life.

The Colosseum alone could not ensure the smooth operation of the Colosseum, and the calculation of the odds alone was enough to stump these animal trainers, and only the calculating businessmen in the freelance chamber of commerce would come up with this mode of operation.

Compared with the gold coins obtained from a deathmatch, providing slaves to participate in a deathmatch is nothing at all, which is the reason why the deathmatch in the Colosseum has endured.

Compared to the low-level slaves used to make up the numbers, the real hard-to-find are those high-level creatures with great strength.

For various reasons, the Colosseum could not be established in the most prosperous territory of Erathia, and it was possible that during the reign of the old king, as long as enough gold was contributed to the nobles, but under the current Griffinhardt, this was absolutely impossible.

As a type of trade group recognized by the Free Profession Chamber of Commerce, the existence of slave catchers has been banned by the laws of Erathia, and once the traces of slave catchers are discovered in Erathia, they will be immediately arrested by the local lords.

It was the current Griffin Hart who made this decision. The lords of Erathia also used slaves, and even more so than in other regions, they had to buy slaves from the Freelance Chamber of Commerce, but they did not allow slave hunters to operate in the territory.

Because of this decision, there is a lot of trouble between the freelance chamber of commerce and the current Griffinhardt, and the lords who were originally loyal to the old king have resisted the current Griffinhardt, and the war that eventually led to it, also has the support of the freelance chamber of commerce.