LORE

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In a time before the memory of man, a great civilization of warriors from a distant planet roamed the stars. These fierce Draconians lived and breathed for the thrill of the fight, and their society revolved around one thing: the one-on-one deathmatch. But their glory was not to last, for one day their mighty spacecraft collided with the ancient city of Atlantis, and their destiny was forever changed.

 

Through the power of the Atlantean's time-bending experiments, these aliens found themselves on a strange new world, mingling with a new culture of humans. They quickly realized that the humans were also warriors, with legends of their own that rivaled even the greatest of the Draconians. And so the aliens decided to create a new challenge for themselves: to pit their mightiest warriors against the greatest heroes from Earth, summoning them from the past, present, and future through the power of time manipulation.

 

But the challenge was not without risk, for the Draconians knew that death was always a possibility in the heat of battle. And so they devised a plan to ensure that their champions had the greatest chance of success: they would grant them the power of resurrection, in the form of a mystical belt that would allow them to come back from the dead up to nine times.

 

Thus began the greatest spectacle the universe had ever seen. Warriors from every era, every culture, and every corner of the Earth were summoned to battle in the great arena of the Draconians. And with the power of the belts, they fought with a ferocity never before seen, knowing that each victory brought them one step closer to true immortality.

 

But even with nine lives, death was always a constant threat. And those who perished were not gone forever, for they became spirits, still bound to the arena, still seeking the thrill of combat. And if they could prove themselves by winning nine battles in a row, they too would be granted the power of resurrection, and would rise again as true immortals.

 

In this epic battle of the ages, where warriors from every time and place clashed in the ultimate test of skill and strength, only the strongest would survive. And only those who rose again and again, overcoming death itself, would earn the right to call themselves the true champions of the arena.