Volume Twenty: Wolf in the Mediterranean Chapter Thirteen: Makeup Entrance

After the sixth day, the Olympia competition began to focus on several of the most eye-catching events. Besides the marathon, which can be considered a strong point for the Corinthians, horse racing is the advantage of the Iberians, while chariot racing and gladiatorial combat have always been the super strengths of the Spartans. For many years, it seems no one has been able to shake their dominance in these two events. However, this time, it appears that the situation has changed.

An emerging force, the team from Piraeus City-State, presented direct challengers to the Spartans in both chariot racing and gladiatorial combat. When that expressionless, cold-looking man drove the Mysterious Iron Chariot, pulled by a Horse as black as a Ghost, into the Grand Arena, he immediately captured the attention of all spectators.