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"Three at once?! No – not an option at all!" The Commander was horrified. He was of the opinion that Xue Wei was clearly suicidal to even think about fighting more than one enemy at a time.

Xue Wei just shrugged his shoulders. "I got a lot of lifesaving abilities and treasures from Lan," he said casually, putting all the responsibility on Lan.

"I learned quite a few abilities when he was here, and I should be able to hold my own against three Earth Warriors," he continued to explain, but the commander was impossible to sway.

"Okay, since that is impossible, allow me to fight a few monsters one by one ," Xue Wei was also not just going to give up just like that. "I am sure that I will be able to survive."

The commander started sweating. He could sense that Xue Wei was unbending in his request, but at the same time he understood that if he accidentally got Xue Wei killed, then quite a few people would come after him.

"Why don’t we do like this?" Xue Wei finally sighed. "I will fight one opponent. After that opponent dies, I will take a five minutes break, and then I will say whether or not I am fit to continue fighting. If I am not in a good condition, I will stop; and if I am, I will keep fighting?"

The commander’s eyes started shining with light. "That is not a bad idea!" he exclaimed. "We will do it like that. You can enter the arena tomorrow morning; by then the opponents will have been prepared."

Xue Wei nodded his head and cupped his fists. Although it was not exactly what he had wanted, it was not a bad solution, and he would be able to test his strength against real opponents in a proper life-and-death battle.

Although it had only been Xue Wei and the commander within the tent discussing the possibility of Xue Wei fighting in a tag fight of opponents, the commander still had to tell the staff in the arena about the things that they had to do, and thus the rumor about his impending battle spread through the entire Genius Camp, stunning many.

Some were apprehensive and filled with confusion as to why Xue Wei would fight so many people at once, while others nodded their heads and seemed to understand that Xue Wei was finally about to start shining. A small group of people looked forward to his misfortune as they did not believe in Xue Wei’s abilities. However, as time had gone by, more and more saw Xue Wei as a mysterious figure with immeasurable strength.

This was especially so for those who had seen him practicing the Kick of Forgotten Kings, alongside those who recalled how Lan had given him special attention and knew that the two of them had been training in the field for almost two weeks.

"He has never actually displayed his strength," one of the experts said. "He had to display it to enter the Genius Camp, but none of us got to see it back then, and now, after entering the camp, he is at the lowest of positions, never challenging anyone, so we haven’t seen his prowess."

"It is as if we are to see a dragon emerge, see a genius being born," another expert said. "He will emerge victoriously and challenge three experts."

"That’s a load of crap!" another expert interjected, "he can at most handle two challenges in a row."

"No, no, no. I believe he will prevail over five opponents!" More and more people pitched in their own opinions and thoughts of how long they thought Xue Wei could last, and a betting pool suddenly emerged.

The pool only dealt with gold pieces, and you could not bet more than ten gold pieces.

The more battles he won, the higher the odds were, and the more one would get paid out. Although some people thought he was able to win three battles, not many bet higher than that.

The Arena was used around once every month, but not more than that as these geniuses tended to rather challenge other geniuses than jump willingly into life-and-death battles.

As the morning broke, many experts gathered in the arena way before Xue Wei even arrived. The ones who had arrived first were all the third layer Warriors. Although they knew that their rank was above Xue Wei, none of them dared to take him lightly and wished to know exactly how strong he was.

Then came the smarter ones in the lower ranks. The ones who could use their guesswork to deduct that Xue Wei was no ordinary individual and wanted to see his strength for themselves.

Amongst these people came a few who wished to see him being torn limb from limb, but not many of those appeared at the arena as they had sensed the atmosphere and knew that something was amiss.

Xue Wei casually did what he did every morning. He went to wash and consumed a Rising Mountain Dewflower alongside half a stalk of Corpse Grass.

He then sat down until all the energy had been changed into a steady stream of Qi that permeated all of his body.

Only then did he stop his meditation and head towards the Arena. By now, a tense atmosphere had covered the blood pits. They had never experienced something like this before; even many of the captains and the commander himself appeared at the Arena to oversee what was happening.

As Xue Wei arrived, everyone noticed how calm and collected he was. He strode forward as if he had no care in the world, and his eyes were completely glued to the arena platform, as he ignored the roar of excitement that came from the audience.

Xue Wei looked at the arena platform and slowly moved in through the formation that was integrated into the stage. He then noticed how all sounds were blocked out – all that he could hear was his own heartbeat and the sound of his feet hitting the ground before he came to a standstill.

"I am here to test my abilities," Xue Wei muttered to himself. "Since that is the case, I will need to try out the Mind Infestation first. All I have done so far is making people fall asleep, but I need to remember what Lan told me: be careful with using Mind Infestation against Fierce Beasts."

Xue Wei gestured to the staff overseeing the blood pits that he was ready. A moment later, the figure of a human appeared in front of Xue Wei. When Xue Wei looked at opponent, a snicker appeared on the youngster’s face.

A human! Just what Xue Wei needed. This human even seemed to be a simple criminal, a one layer Earth Warrior.

"I guess they have decided to change the usual idea of having a random opponent, and instead start with the weakest," Xue Wei mused as the criminal locked his eyes on Xue Wei and snickered maliciously. "A mere one layer Earth Warrior wants to defeat me?!" he laughed.

"I’ve killed multiple one layer Earth Warriors before – killing an inexperienced genius like you is simplicity itself!"

Xue Wei said nothing and just stood there as he reached out with his senses.

Mind Infestation!

The ability was launched, and the charging criminal suddenly came to a standstill. His eyes were vacant, and his body suddenly slumped to the ground.

"Let us try to see how it is to kill like this," Xue Wei contemplated and took control of the criminal’s body, compelling him to self-detonate his own dantian.

The explosion of his dantian was strong. It was the dantian of a one layer Earth Warrior after all, and his entire body exploded into bits of flesh, blood, and bones that were strewn across the entire stage.

The gory sight made many of the onlookers turn pale. "That’s a Spiritual Technique!" someone finally exclaimed, and everyone suddenly remembered the rumor about experts randomly falling asleep in the middle of the camp.

Seeing how this man had his dantian exploded, those in question suddenly felt very lucky that all they had experienced was falling asleep.

"Such precise control!" the commander slammed his hand into the armrest of the chair on which he was seated, and his eyes shone with excitement.

"He used a simple spiritual technique and managed to get rid of one person that fast," the commander praised him again, "so let us see how he does against a Fierce Beast."

It was clear that Xue Wei had not used much energy in the final battle. The criminal he was up against was an ordinary opponent, so it was natural for him to not have a very strong soul.

Five minutes passed, and Xue Wei gestured towards the staff that he was ready for the next opponent, after which a Fierce Beast appeared in front of them.

This Fierce Beast was close to five meters long, and it resembled a lizard.

It was green and had scales all over its body. Its four legs were sturdy and thick like logs. A slithering tongue left its mouth as if to taste the air.

It had a spiked tail, which had seven different spikes on each of the sides, and they were very sharp.

Its red eyes were glued to Xue Wei, and it was clear that this beast was ferocious, filled with anger and hatred towards humans for holding it captive.

Now that a young person had appeared in front of it, the Fierce Beast was clearly ready to rip him to shreds, but Xue Wei also knew that it might not have the chance to do so.

The beast was equivalent to the strength of a one layer Earth Warrior. However, although it had superior strength to its human equivalent, Xue Wei was cut from similar cloth. His body had a strength far superior to that of a one layer Earth Warrior.

The beast did not waste any time; it rushed towards Xue Wei with its mouth open, displaying two rows of razor-sharp teeth.

Xue Wei did not use the Mind Infestation against this beast. He was worried about what Lan had said. Instead, he too rushed forward. He wanted to see who would come out on top if they were to compare physical strength.

This beast had no high intellect, but the closer it got to Xue Wei, the worse it felt. It was clear that it was filled with contradicting thoughts and emotions, but it did not stop its advance.

Xue Wei sent out a palm that did not contain any special ability, just his raw strength. When it came into contact with the Fierce Beast, the Fierce Beast suddenly trembled and fear filled its ferocious eyes.

The beast had used all its strength, but it tried to shrink back in that moment. Xue Wei could feel the fear in the Fierce Beast, and he could feel that this beast was trembling.

Xue Wei frowned, but the beast retreated after their collision. It retreated further and further away from him as if it feared him more than anything else. Suddenly, when it saw the dangerous gleam in Xue Wei’s eyes, it let out a wail and lifted its spiked tail and dragged it over its throat, killing itself in the process.

Blood spilled down from the neck of the beast, and its eyes seemed to shine with a light of reverence before they dimmed.

Everyone on the stage was silent. The Fierce Beast had committed suicide, a sight they had never before seen or expected to see. What was happening?