Bang!

With a dull loud bang, Mura, who was wide open, was hit in the chest by He Ping's fist, and the huge force was difficult for even Mura's tall body to resist, and he flew out upside down at once, until it hit the protective shield on the edge of the arena with a bang, which stopped the momentum of continuing to move forward, and then, Mura slowly slid down, kneeling on the ground, panting for breath, and it took a long time to recover.

But even if it has eased up, Mura's state at this time is very bad, there are bruises all over his body, his face is also blue and purple, blood is oozing from his nostrils and the corners of his mouth, his breathing is obviously much shorter than usual, his feet are very unstable, and his arms are trembling slightly.

According to the rules of the fighting arena, regardless of life and death, when two fighters fight, unless one party clearly expresses its admission of defeat, otherwise, the other side can dispose of the opponent at will, if you accidentally faint and have no consciousness, you can't say that you deny losing, then even if you are killed, there is nowhere to reason, and although the audience who applies for the challenge is more lenient to a certain extent, it is also easy to be injured or killed, after all, this kind of place is not very advocacy to play.

That is to say, with Mura's strength in the middle of the philosopher-level at this time, He Ping can even kill him in seconds without having time to admit defeat, and he will not be punished in any way, however, He Ping has no intention of killing Mura, just now Mura was knocked away, and it can be said that it is the best time to slow down, there is no master chivalry in the fighting arena, all fighters are taught to do their best to kill the enemy, and it is common for warriors to attack while the enemy is weak, even at that time, He Ping also had no intention of killing Mura.

He Ping is not a person who takes pleasure in killing, and certainly not a soft-hearted person, when he dealt with those fighters before. Basically, they were either dead or injured, even the lightest one was also greatly hit, although there were not many internal and external injuries, but that guy was not determined, and he was trapped in the illusion by He Ping and suffered a lot of torture, so the psychological trauma was even greater.

The reason why He Ping was so ruthless before was because none of those fighters were good people, and the people who were sent to the fighting arena were all sinners, and they were all sinners who could not be punished enough by regular means. Although the crimes are light and serious, even the lightest of them are much more hateful than the sinners who have been tried regularly and then put in regular prisons, as long as he knows the name, He Ping can easily find out what those sinners have done through the system, and in his opinion, none of the sinners who have been killed or injured by him before deserve any sympathy.

The most common sin among those sinners is murder. Of course, the murder here does not mean the killing of the enemy in battle, it is not a crime but a meritorious service for the warrior, and the murder involved by these sinners is roughly divided into two types. One is to rely on his own strong strength to kill ordinary people during non-combat periods, and the other is to kill red eyes in battle. Break into the enclave of ordinary people and go on a killing spree.

Of course, murderers can't be the only ones, and ordinary murderers will be brought to justice. As long as there is enough evidence, they can be arrested and tried, and finally get the punishment they deserve, while the murderers who are locked up in the fighting ring are generally very ingenious or lucky, and they do not leave enough evidence in the process of killing, although they can use many methods to determine the target, but it is difficult to judge, so they are locked up in the fighting ring.

In addition, agents of the opposing camp who infiltrated the Holy Land with the intention of sabotage and assassination, soldiers who ignored military orders on the battlefield, captured prisoners of war, and other sinners who were difficult to try for various reasons would be locked up in the fighting arena.

But Mura is a little different, of course, Mura is also on the list of the system, indicating that he is also a sinner, however, Mura is different from others, for his sanction method, the system's recommendation is not the death penalty or serious injury, or other heavy punishment, but just "give an attack (minor injury) with overwhelming force", and such sanction suggestions often show that the sinner is not a hopeless person, although such a slight punishment brings little reward of resource points, but because Mura is strong, Therefore, in the end, it is almost the same as killing the lower sinner of the philosopher-level before.

Why is the proposed sanctions against Mura so light? Of course, it was because his crime was not serious, but since the crime was not serious, why was he locked up in a place like the fighting arena and tortured, and he was still imprisoned for life, and he had to fight here all his life, never seeing the light of day, never being free? Could it be that Mura was wronged and therefore received a punishment disproportionate to his crimes?

That's not it, Mura's crime in the system is to kill people without repentance, although it is not very detailed, but it is also recorded in the system why Mura was convicted of such a crime, in the system's records, Mura killed two people outside the battlefield, this number is really a bit inadequate compared to other sinners, but the identities of these two people are a little different, one of them is the consul of another fortress city in the sacred land of forging - the furnace fortress, and the other is the oracle messenger of that city!

Although there is not only one oracle messenger in each city, each has its own domain and region in charge, and there is no subordinate relationship between each other, and the consul can naturally only have one, so in a certain sense, the two people killed by Mura are the heads of both politics and religion in the furnace fortress, which has never happened in the history of the Holy Land.

As for why Mura, who is a fanatical believer, killed the oracle messenger of the most devout believers, and why he attacked the consul who seemed to have nothing to do with him in the army, the system is not recorded in detail, all in all, after killing those two, Mura did not have any intention of denying and repenting, because the case was serious, and Mura was a fanatic and a high-ranking member of the army, so he could only ask the gods to adjudicate, so in the end, Mura was sent to the fighting ring. (To be continued......)