"It truly is a Heavenly Furnace."
From the sidelines, Gustav let out a light sigh.
As a director of the association, no matter how stubborn Gustav was, he had to provide reasons that could explain everything to all contestants.
Why they were eliminated, what they lacked, where they were insufficient, and where they made fatal mistakes.
Or, in order to uphold his own position, everything he did must be explicable in a way that even a glance could make people understand, thus avoiding misjudging his intentions and arrangements.
The starting point of all actions must be fair enough for everyone to accept.
Even if the standards were severe.
Round after round of eliminations and duels were fitting. As long as the winners were strong enough, the losers would have nothing to say. Absolute fairness in the duels naturally produced absolutely precise results.
Even if everyone knew that such cruel eliminations could never compare to reality.
Reality can disregard reason.
