The logistics representative of the Mystic Realm survival competition's organizing committee received a direct refusal from Cyril.

He sternly warned the regional representatives involved, making it clear that if the committee agreed to help certain teams in exchange for selfish gains and mediated a deal with Dragon Soul, their authority would be immediately revoked.

Cyril emphasized that the committee had no right to intervene. The supplies Dragon Soul had obtained were legitimate and lawful. It was entirely up to them who they chose to share it with or not. The committee had no place in enforcing any moral obligation or striving for equality.

"This is a competition," Cyril said, his voice resolute. "There are winners and losers. How you solve your supply problems is your business. Teams can negotiate privately. But if the organizing committee intervenes, the nature of the competition changes." The proposal from the 37 teams was swiftly vetoed by Cyril.@@novelbin@@

It was clear that their objections stemmed not from a concern for fairness, but from jealousy and dissatisfaction with Dragon Soul's overwhelming strength. They wanted to isolate Dragon Soul, using public pressure to weaken and contain them. The organizing committee rejected their proposal but pointed out that the matter could still be addressed privately within the mystic realm.

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The connection between Area Three and Area Four was marked by a wide passage. All the teams that had made it this far gathered at the edge of the passage, near the mouth of a canyon. Beyond the canyon lay the boundaries of Area Four.

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