Peerless Divine Sovereign

It had to be known that this token might not be of much use to him and would not increase his points either. However, if the other party stole the token from him, then his total points would be reduced by one point.    

    

Simply speaking, if ten of the students on this side lose their tokens at the end of the mission, even if your three factions managed to preserve them, they would not be able to obtain all sixty points. Then, the ten points lost would be deducted from these sixty points, and only fifty points would be obtained in the end.    

    

If the tokens of 30 people were taken away and you only have two formation flags left, then you will also have to deduct 30 points from the 40 points. In the end, everyone will only have 10 points remaining.    

    

Even more terrifying was that if all three of your factions lost and the other thirty people's tokens were taken, it wouldn't end like nothing had happened. Rather, it would be deducted from the total points you earned from the previous two missions.    

    

Of course, if all three factions were destroyed, then there would be no need to continue fighting. Without these 60 points, no one would be able to gather enough points to reach the 100 mark.    

    

By then, they would no longer have the qualifications to head to the main courtyard. They could just stand there and let others take the token. No matter how much points they got, it would be useless.    

    

Of course, this meant that they had failed, but it did not mean that things had not turned for the better. For example, if their side had completely destroyed the formation flags and tokens, even if their side was all gone, they would not lose.    

    

In addition, it was also important to note that the additional points weren't obtained by just one point. Only after a team was completely annihilated could the team receive their points. Otherwise, the points wouldn't count.    

    

To put it bluntly, if a team had ten people, then they would have to have a team with all ten tokens stolen in order to obtain these ten points. If the team didn't have all ten people, then even if they only had nine people, they would still not get a single point.    

    

In short, he had to snatch away 10 people and then earn 10 points. Other than that, nothing counted. The reason why the extra points were so difficult was because that was why it was hard.    

    

Fortunately, in order to prevent people from intentionally hiding, perhaps due to some other reason, people were not allowed to get one point in a team. Therefore, the additional points didn't require a limit of ten people to snatch from a team.    

    

In other words, although the 30 people on both sides were split into 3 factions, 3 teams, 10 people, even if they stole 5 people from the 1st party, 3 people from the 2nd team, and then stole 2 people from the 3rd team, that was fine.    

    

In the end, the basic points for the third mission was 60 points, split into three factions, each with 20 points, and the additional 30 people added up to a total of 30 points. Overall, the total was 90 points.    

    

Adding on the three factions' sixty points, they would have a total of one hundred and fifty points. However, whether they could obtain these hundred and fifty points would depend on their own abilities.