Because the rules of this death game dictated that players' performance was largely linked to luck, if you were fortunate enough to start with a spell slot you were familiar with or found equipment that was particularly well-suited to you, then your initial combat power could be superior to others.
Many of the eliminated players were actually not weak, but they were simply unlucky in not finding the right spells and equipment, unable to utilize their abilities to the fullest and thus frustratingly eliminated by opponents who were usually not as good as them.
Was this injustice? Naturally, it was. At least at this moment those who had already been eliminated and returned outside the arena all had looks of extreme frustration on their faces.
Many questioned the fairness of this assessment, deeming it irrational and haphazard, yet as they looked at the Clown Grand Inquisitor still observing the assessment, no one dared to step forward with their complaints.
