Chapter 742 – Unexpected

Three days after the first round of battles occurred, the defeated Witchcraft Sect, Blue Origin Sect, and Typhoon Mountain met up once more to compete for first place in the loser bracket in order to regain the qualifications to enter the finals.

There was a crowd of spectators. Besides the camps of the three sects, the supporters of other sects also came to watch.

In addition, the four other sects temporarily led by the Hidden Fog Sect also came. They were paying attention to this event in order to avoid any accidents.

In the long span of years that the Beast King War had been conducted for, there had been examples where the final leader was the victor of the losers’ bracket. Everything in this world was possible so it was best to show as much caution as possible to avoid any upsets.

The chosen method was a three-way tangled melee battle. The winner would have the chance to challenge one of the four original victors. Perhaps this process wasn’t fair, but as losers they had no other choice.

So the battle of the losers would often be incredible and amazing. It was because of this that a massive number of cultivators were drawn to watch the battle.

After a fierce fight, the Blue Origin Sect’s blue ape won the bloodbath. As for the Witchcraft Sect, they disappointed once again. Those that supported them cursed out loud, knowing that their trip to Dragon City had ended ahead of time.

The Witchcraft Sect didn’t stay in Dragon City. They embarked on their flying ship and directly left. The rumors said that they needed to return to their sect as soon as possible to deal with some sort of turbulent change in their ranks.

All of their high spirits and confidence that they came in with had completely vanished. When the Witchcraft Sect left, while they still flew away on their flying ship, the atmosphere was dark and dreary.

This topic was on the tips of everyone’s tongues for a day before it was replaced by speculation of which sect the Blue Origin Sect would choose to challenge. Because they were the losing party, they di