I would like to congratulate MsPizzaGirl and glenny3214 for their stories poppin' up.

To those who have just started reading this book cover, guess which of these covers was made by me. NO HINTS!

I was angry at Wattpad, or should I say What-the-hell-pad for post blocking me.
You can thank Wattpad for postponing  this beautiful baby:

Since that is yesterday's news, at least I made fictional flyers for the story.

The Gladitorium idea belongs to Adrian Mehrkens, though the one who fleshed out the details was the man, the main Glen, glenny3214.

Plus the Auctor fam deserves to take a first look at the Tournament Rules:

These are the rules that the competitors and judges alike must remember within the story.

To those who break the first two rules established, the penalty will be eternal expulsion. The life of every member who steps into the Colosseum/Gladitorium is sacred. That is why it says forbidden in big capital letters. This rule also applies to the host(ess), if the head honcho breaks even one of these two sacred rules. He or she must abandon the tournament permanently.

The penalty for breaking the third rule will result in being disqualified. If the magic creature/user that breaks this rule will be disqualified, no excuses. If you wanted to use magic, then you shoulda signed up for the Magic Division in the first place.

The fourth rule doesn't need any explanation, if you wanna duke it out, do it in the arena. Is that simple.

Q: But what if they aren't competitors?
A: Then duke it out in the arena. Or sign up for an exhibition match. If you have unsettled business or pent up agression, duke it out in the arena. The point is, as long as you're not fighting outside the arena, you're not breaking the rules. Even staff members can settle their differences in the arena. Is that simple.

The penalty for breaking the last three rules will result in a fine (though fictional), it will depend on the currency in the OCs own universe. The exception to the last rule is that two thieves are fighting inside the arena. If the thief is caught stealing even a single grain of sand, (s)he will be fined.

Q: Is this really necessary?
A: Not really, that is, if you're not partaking in the collab with the Auctor fam.

Q: Was this just another excuse for you to promote this story that I have no interest in?
A: Well yes, yes it is.

To that, I bid you adieu.
Anunimouse96, out.