The First Legendary Beast Master novel Chapter 2026

Chapter 2026: A Better Arena

Rae called for Opal, who had already arranged the entire show to run on its own so that she could tactfully overhear the conversation of the guests during the first dinner show.

For constructive feedback, of course.

"Show the dragons the arena in Zilaz," Rae explained.

The blueprints and layout of the arena appeared, and Oak clapped happily as she examined the spells to find that there were healing rooms, rest areas, even a designated spot for a cookie vendor was marked on the floor plan.

That one was one of their earliest vendors, and her booth had been marked on the original plans, instead of simply being assigned later.

"See, I knew that they would have the good ideas. This is wonderful, and with both [Illusionary Domain] and [Reality Warp] involved, there shouldn’t be any issues making it as large as we need it to be once the guests are inside." Oak cheered.

Cara smiled. "That will let us finish it without getting the Karl involved, but if we’re going to do the special food vendors, we will need him.

Those are made with [Pet Space] so that the shop generates the ingredients that it needs, instead of having to bring them in. However, I have a few more ideas for this one.

That one allowed a challenge mode, to generate enemies you could duel if there was no challenger.

But we have our own dungeon two blocks away this time, so I don’t think that we need to build that in. Instead, I think that we should add a function for larger group battles, where we can expand the arena space into a few dozen different settings, and then let teams battle it out.

That way, we can use it as a challenge area between Guilds, and a training area, if we add our own constructs to the space."

Oak thought about the options, while Rae shook her head.

"No, we should have the challenge built in so that they can do large-scale challenge battles against constructs as well. No need to make someone supervise the arena just to get all the training functions.

Eventually, the fights will get slow, and people will want to do other things in the space.

Once that starts we can have proper battles in the space that aren’t as long as the dungeon battles, and which can be watched by other students so that we can point out where mistakes were made, and where a group was lacking an ability that might help them.

Teaching all the students how to properly build a group for any situation is important.

But this will also help them see where they can use an alternate skill in place of one that their group lacks. Seeing it firsthand, or secondhand, as the case may be, will do much more for them than a load of random dungeon runs."

He had been alive for tens of thousands of years, on half a dozen different planets. And in all that time with the Darklight Host, he had never seen a small-scale anything. Even if it was just a gathering between friends, it usually became a hundred people or more. 𝚏𝕣𝐞𝗲𝐰𝕖𝐛𝐧𝕠𝕧𝚎𝚕.𝐜𝚘𝗺

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