The first round of the Twin City Cup was at hand.
Every participant who registered themselves received a bangle from the checkpoints set up on various corners of Lancaster. Each bangle was embedded with a small, metal film marked with an Arabic number (which is unfamiliar to them) that notes every respective competitor's serial number.
And thanks to the numbering, Xi Wei, the organizer of the tourney learned that there were 1551 participants!
One might ask: for such a grand competition with no limits to number of participants, why were there so few participants? Weren't the churches supposed to be sending in their believers as well?
