No 1 Supreme Warrior

Morton’s clan was naturally inferior in comparison to the Dual Sovereign Pavilion. Nonetheless, his clan was one of the few great clans in his city and he had been brought up with the belief that he was the chosen one, carrying the burden of making his clan proud.

Then there was the fact that he had never faced failure before so it was no wonder he was extremely confident in himself. He felt he was unique and was not nurtured by the Dual Sovereign Pavilion only because of his age. However, he believed that once there, he would surely advance quickly in a short time. He would climb the metaphorical ladder and use the position of the internal disciple as a stepping stone. In good time, he would be promoted to an elder disciple, and then there’s no stopping him to become a chosen disciple.

positions within the sect. His clan would surely be proud of him then. That was why he was unwilling to be deemed equal to Gerald-partly because of his confidence and

turned his gaze to scan the crowd. “You all listen closely now. Don’t you dare use your level to judge me! I’ve already said that the sengen pill was specially prepared for me so don’t blame me for hurting you if you all continue to talk

the crowd went dead silent. However, he could not stop them from what they were thinking. There was no denying Morton was very powerful and most of the people present there would not

Gerald did not want to bother Morton with

extent that even Gerald could not keep his mouth shut. He turned to face Morton and said with a mocking smile, “Why don’t you give it a rest? You’re making it sound as if the sengen pill is already in your possession. Am I

and raised an eyebrow as he looked at Gerald. “Of course not but I would say you’re close. In

you feel any shame at all? Why don’t you show us what you’re really made of? Who knows you

might even really end up in a fight if the situation continued on the way it was. Ambrose had no choice but to step in though he must admit he was

they would listen to Ambrose as the consequences of not doing so were not something they could afford. Both