This was indeed a big problem, so everyone was glad to see that precautions had been taken to prevent it from happening.

Of course, ticket transfer was still allowed, but it required the person who was bound to the trinket to be present along with the person whom it had to be transferred to at the stadium where the transfer would happen under the eyes of officials.

This last provision had been added because it was quite obvious that as the time for the event approached, auctions might be held where tickets would be sold for much higher prices than they had been bought for.

Such was the case with every popular event, and there was no intention to stop it from happening as this would only increase the hype in the people.

The price of the tickets had been quite high, but no one had complained.

There were four types of tickets: normal, VIP, VVIP, and VVVIP.

In the currency of Lanthanor, they were priced at 10 Gold Lans, 50 Gold Lans, 100 Gold Lans, and a whopping 500 Gold Lans.

Of the 800,000 capacity of the stadium, 400,000 were normal which were situated from the edge of the stadium to its halfway point.

VIP seats were those from the halfway point to those just a few rows behind the ground. There were 300,000 of these seats.

The VVIP seats came next, and they were the last few rows. 98,000 of these seats were present, and they were sought after by all the richest people in Angaria.

Finally, the VVVIP seats were actually those that would float in the air.

These definitely had the best view, as the people would be able to look down from above and observe everything clearly with no hindrance whatsoever. Because of the limited airs.p.a.ce, there were only 2000 of these seats, and these were apparently the ones which would be auctioned the most.

After all, 500 Gold Lans equaled to around $ 50,000 in Earth currency, which was just a huge number to even think of. Only those at the highest echelons of each Kingdom would be able to afford them, and it would also be a status symbol to separate themselves from those in the lower rungs of the society.

"Only two more teleportations."

After they heard this answer from the mage, both son and father smiled at each other before closing their eyes and bracing themselves for the feeling of pa.s.sing through a cold shower which accompanied each teleportation.

Just as the mage had said, after a few seconds, they opened their eyes, but they felt their jaws drop.

"Are you sure this the right location?"

Hearing the question, the mage who was also looking at the sight in front of them with an incredulous look on his face nodded.

"We are."

Their shock was due to the fact that in front of them was an actual bustling city with numerous buildings that seemed to be newly constructed.

They had expected to see an enormous stadium, but instead, they were greeted by this image.

Near them, people were constantly stepping out of s.p.a.ce and similarly pausing due to the shock they felt.

After snapping out of it, Norcet realised that there was actually a large banner which had the words 'Olympia' written on it.

Just below that banner, there was another one which read 'Welcome to the Olympics' that made him believe that they had indeed arrived.

"Welcome! This is Olympia, the city which now holds the record of being built in the shortest amount of time. Please show your ticket, and you will be authenticated and a.s.signed to a room. Of course, the room will be charged extra, so it is optional and you can choose to decline. There are many benefits with choosing to take up the a.s.signed room, such as complimentary updates to the events happening in the Olympics and a lucky draw where the winners can choose to meet whichever partic.i.p.ant they want. The full list is in this doc.u.ment. We hope you enjoy your stay here!"

These words were said by a man wearing black clothes who had a polite expression on his face. Handing out a piece of parchment, he waited for those who teleported over to comprehend what he had said.

"Tickets please.", he said again, making everyone reach into their pockets to take out the trinkets that they had been given.

Norcet did the same, and as he handed over his ticket, the man took out a strange wand-like trinket that he used to scan it.

In a second, his eyebrows raised and he said, "Oh, a VVVIP! Please follow me."

As the others nearby looked at them with envy, Norcet and the two others followed the man and were led to a luxurious building that had the words "VVVIP Quarters" written on it.

Impressed by the amazing opulence, Norcet chose to stay and was soon led to a room where a display trinket was on one wall.

This once again shocked him, as display trinkets were rare and were seldom used in this fas.h.i.+on. Yet, what caused his blood to boil was the image on the display trinket, which showed an area of a large ground.

It was the stage where the most antic.i.p.ated event in Angaria was going to take place, and he was going to have the best view!

With a broad smile on his face, he sat down, glad that he had taken the offer to spread the news about the event which had allowed him to make a reservation for the VVVIP ticket in the first place.

It truly was the best decision he had taken yet in both his career and his life.