Between several buildings on Coconut Island, there was an enclosed sports arena.
The exterior of the arena resembled a bird's nest, while the interior was a huge square surrounded by nearly a thousand seats.
This place was the main battlefield for the ring competition.
In the morning, the square already had eight rings set up, each measuring six meters long and four meters wide, much like a fighting arena.
At seven in the morning, the square's main gate opened, and people streamed in.
First, members from the sixteen teams entered, followed by the observers taking their seats in the stands.
Following them, under the leadership of Hu Zhengwei, the judges made their way to the seats.
Aside from the five judges, eight referees entered, each referee directly standing next to a numbered ring.
After the other four judges, responsible for overseeing the fairness of the competition, were seated at the main table, Hu Zhengwei began to announce the rules of the competition.
