Let's Try This Again Because For Whatever Reason Lostcountryoverlord Is Deactivated.

Let's try this again because for whatever reason lostcountryoverlord is deactivated.

"The Goal

For all Life

Is Death."

Rules

Verses

"Well hello there Ainz, fancy seeing you around this blogverse" we could do that they already know each other or i dunno

"Greetings. I don't think we have met Mr?..." He asked the being in front of him.

Starter for @x-whiskeylullaby-x

Ainz gazes out from the Capital Building's window within the capital of the Sorcerer Kingdom. To some, his gaze means he's pondering the next step of his plan. To him, he's simply admiring the view.

"I see... If you would, how much is the cost for entry into the stadium, it would be most embarrassing if I just strolled into there without a second thought and not paid for my stay." He said, his eyes looking down at her.

Welcome to the Main Lobby of the MFT Coliseum, so named because the MFT tournament is currently behind held. Inside of the Coliseum building where the fighting does not take place, is a rather breath taking building of its own! There is the main lobby where many of the visitors of the Coliseum will often be found. There are stairs that lead to the upper floors on the east and west side of the main lobby. On the east side of the Coliseum is where many of the shops for souvenirs are located, and on the west are where the eateries are located. There are exits that lead to the arena seating that surround the battlefield.

Upon entering the coliseum from the front, there will be a giant television screen displaying many important things. On the corner, you will see the action from the battlefield, and below are pricing for the seats. This screen is directly above the front desk of the coliseum, where the assistance will be greeting visitors.

"Hello! Welcome to the Coliseum!" One of the assistance said to the person entering the Main Lobby.

@enigmaincrimson liked for a starter!

Ainz stands amongst rubble. Yet another village that dared defy his rule. In all honesty, he couldn't have cared less. A few small towns were no threat. Yet his subordinates thought otherwise. So now he's here, looking at the damage.