Super God Gene

After looking at the opponents he would have to go up against, Han Sen glanced over Littleflower’s potential foes that were in the Viscount tier. He noticed that in the midst of them all, there was one particular race that he had never heard of before. It was represented by a simple paw print.

“Ugh, whatever. I don’t care. I just need to finish this next fight as soon as I am able to, so I can find out if that Viscount is truly my Littleflower,” Han Sen thought to himself.

The Geno Being Scroll was special. All the creatures in the galaxy could watch the fights unfold. Even creatures without eyes could feel what was happening in the fights. But no matter what tools or skills you used, nothing could record the fights for later viewing.

If you used a machine to try to record any of the matches that were taking place, and you later went to play the files you had created, you would only see footage of a bronze scroll in the sky. The scroll itself would look completely empty.

All the tiers started fighting at the same time, so Han Sen would have to finish his fights before Littleflower did. That way, he could race to see Littleflower.

The teams were established, and again, the names upon the scroll became dust. A painting then appeared instead.

Same as before, Han Sen felt things around him become distorted. He soon entered the scroll again, and the paper with his name written on it appeared next to him.

But the arena was different than it had been the last time. This time, he was on the sea. His body hovered above the waves. He looked around and saw a Demon man a few thousand meters away. He was looking at Han Sen, too.

Kahn saw Han Sen and frowned. He couldn’t tell what race his opponent was beneath the gold armor he was clad in, but he presumed him to be a Demon.