Little Tyrant Doesn't Want to Meet with a Bad End Chapter 385: An Unexpected Gank

If there was one thing that no one was worried about in the Challenger Cup, it was the safety of the challengers. There should have been no challenger who was capable of dishing out a single blow that exceeded the damage threshold of the substitution magic tool. 

The damage threshold didn’t refer to the injuries sustained by the challengers but the extent of destruction required to destroy the substitution magic tool. 

That was the reason why offspring of nobility and royalty were willing to join the tournament and spectators could watch the battles without any worry. What people were more concerned with was how pitiful the challengers died when they were eliminated. 

Even Roel was only concerned about the results of the other members of the Bluerose Faction. Not once had it crossed his mind that his friends and subordinates could be in danger. That was the reason why he was so shocked when he heard that Paul had gotten injured. 

Roel quickly had the member of the Bluerose Faction bring him over to where Paul was at. On the way, he inquired about the details of the incident.

There wasn’t much the spectators could see in the preliminary round. The dungeons were massive, and there were over ten thousand challengers fighting one another simultaneously. It was impossible to cover all of that. Only the most exciting battles were brought out to enliven the crowd.

This time, the group that had the most clips shown was none other than the tenth group. 

The only one whom Roel was close with in the tenth group was Paul. 

Paul was still at Origin Level 5, so he didn’t stand out amongst the challengers. He was also lacking in combat experience as a First Grade student.

For these reasons, Roel didn’t think that it was likely that Paul would be able to clear the preliminary round, so he made sure not to heap pressure on the latter. Paul himself was also participating in the Challenger Cup with the mindset that ‘it’s the process that matters, not the outcome’. 

Who could have thought that someone would target him?

The culprit who injured hi

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