After the passes were distributed, Haozi knew how many people were entering the competition - a total of three hundred and twenty-one people. Over three hundred people joined the race. The only uncertainty was whether a hundred would complete the task in the end.
With Haozi's command, over three hundred people sprinted out simultaneously.
At first, they ran wildly. Only those who had experience in athletics or long-distance running understood that sprinting right away was a mistake. This notion was soon validated; those who rushed out quickly became breathless, their faces pale and drenched in sweat. One by one, they rested with their hands on their hips, shaking their heads, saying, "No more, I can't run anymore, I'm exhausted!"
However, the main group kept sprinting.
