Number six's injuries weren't light, and it seemed like he wouldn't be able to recover in a short period of time. In this battle, he naturally lost the ability to fight again.
Although he didn't have to face the Giants for the time being, it also meant that if his injuries couldn't recover, he would be in an extremely dangerous environment during the trial of 'escaping from the terror Battalion', and he wouldn't be able to use his original abilities.
This was a very terrifying thing.
In the trial, it was already a life-and-death battle. A slight negligence could cost one's life. Number six's strength had been greatly reduced. To the other trial-takers, he was like a piece of meat on the chopping board, waiting to be slaughtered.
No. 2's death was not too far away from the lesson. After his death, the points he represented were evenly distributed to every surviving trial-taker.
