A few hours later…
Levi finally flipped the last page while wiping a drop of sweat from his forehead. He had spent hours reading it nonstop, very, very carefully to ensure no fine print was on it.
Although he found nothing, the contract itself was still too complex, with extensive data about the Nocturnal Ring and Boundless Expense, forcing Levi to take multiple breaks to analyze it thoroughly.
There was a term regarding the Games Requirement, which enforced a single game per year for lower-ranked participants. Meanwhile, the upper-ranked Rifters needed to play one game per decade.
This was the bare minimum to ensure no fake retirees. If you were in the program and enjoyed its benefits, then you had to play the Death Games and provide value to the program.
Otherwise, one could always retire, anytime, any day.
No one was forced to be in the program, and this had to be emphasized so people wouldn't claim to be enslaved for entertainment or such.
