A Demon Lord’S Obsession

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Chapter 163: The Arena

-Hugh’s POV-

It was the day of the competition. The news of the affair was spread swiftly and many new people arrived within the city.

The castle had a birds-eye view of the entire city, and just sitting on the balcony I could see and hear the crowd within the coliseum.

My goal was the gain favor, or at least show them that I shouldn’t be messed with. Whatever made the people understand the reason I was given ruling authority. If my father knew he’d probably speak out against my action saying how it’s not needed. I believe it is if I want to continue without backlash.

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-An hour later-

I stepped my way to the opening of the balcony. The crowd cheered as it was time for the battles to commence.

those who wish to fight, make your way

walked in and grabbed a

few

fight me for my position you must first battle each other. Those who are

who falls unconscious, surrenders, or is killed, is eliminated.! Now let’s begin this final

around taking down anyone they could. I gave them to option to surrender but just by

did tell of how Demons found this sort of entertainment enjoyable, but all I could see was a battle to the death. I would have thought that after 20 some

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number of bodies that were on the ground and the amount of blood was astounding. I didn’t

were less than fifty competitors left. That’s out of the hundreds that started. However, while they were still fighting I decided to drop in. I got antsy and I can’t truly prove myself if the competition was all dead. One Demon whose body size reminded me of Sir Jesse noticed me and

his deep battle cry was all I could hear. I dashed forward at the tall man his walls were taken down with ease. A simple

pushed mine against his sliding along until

or

came just as I was giving the large man a chance, stabbing him in the back. The new person didn’t seem to show much care for anything except winning. Once our eyes met I could tell there was no

hand wielding

till the next few people started coming after me, one after another. Some