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Fane garnered a lot of attention when he stood up. Just as everyone was wondering what Fane wanted to do, he slowly left the spectator area and walked toward the betting area. A few people were stunned at the sight.

"What's he doing? Is he trying to place a bet? How can he even be thinking about that right now?"

"Who knows? This guy has never done anything sane. He looks like he's going to participate in the bets. Who's he planning on betting on?"

"It doesn't matter who he bets on; he won't bet on Percy for sure. I think this guy is just trying to provoke Percy by going to place his bet on a weaker warrior!"

"There's no reason to do that, though. I think Percy will just think that he's doing something pointless. He won't be angered by this at all. What's the man thinking?"

Just like that, the discussions got louder. Everyone was trying to guess what Fane was doing. Was he going to p

Instead, he was already angered by Fane. The way Randall behaved, however, was that he seemed calmer the angrier he was.

Randall raised an eyebrow and continued, "This guy will fall into our hands eventually. Keeping an eye on him is a waste of time. It's better to think about how we'll deal with him when we get him."

The two others nodded and answered in unison, "Yes, Randall!"

The moment that was said, there was a huge commotion from the betting area. A few people there had strange expressions on their faces as if something amazed them. Following everyone's gazes, all of them looked toward Fane.

Fane, with his back straight, had taken out his purple gold from his storage space and placed his bet. Everyone was probably surprised at who Fane had betted on. Anything Fane did would always attract a lot of attention.

Quite a few curious warriors walked over, trying to see what had happ

If Percy could not beat the purple-feathered beast, they would regain what they betted. However, if Percy won, they would be able to make a quick fortune.

Lourain coughed before he glanced at Fane. He was eager as well but was worried that he would get angry if he bet on Percy. After all, they just had a brief conflict—and an intense one at that. Him betting on Percy would mean he was siding with the enemy.

He would not be willing to voice out his intentions, but he did not want to lose out on a gamble that was a sure win either. It was not just Lourain, but Marth had a similar expression on his face as well.

Lourain gulped. He had a conflicted expression on his face as he struggled to decide if he would go. If he went, he would offend Fane. If he did not, he would lose out on a clear opportunity that was plain to see. He was reluctant to do so, so Lourian felt incredibly conflicted.


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