Speaking of which, the cavalcade of each nation heading to Guanhe Platform generally consisted of two separate groups.
One group was comprised of combatants, led by the elites of the battlefield at the core, shepherded by powerful figures and accompanied by a small contingent of soldiers, typically departing first.
The other group, destined for the observation party, was usually composed of distinguished officials from within the country. Some were there to broaden their horizons, others to engage in negotiations... their purposes were numerous.
The former could be considered a dispatch for battle, while the latter was more akin to a leisurely outing; hence, they would not set out together.
Of course, this so-called "freedom of observation" was limited only to the six great Overlord Countries.
Although the Guanhe Platform was vast, there were not as many spots available for spectators.
Beyond the six mightiest nations, slots were extremely limited.
