No 1 Supreme Warrior

Ambrose was left speechless by Elder Lee’s evaluation of Jack. However, it was not the same for Zeph. He did not for a second believe Jack would forgive him for what he had done to him today. He took a deep breath but his expression remained darkened. It was general knowledge that most of the fighters have some blood on their hands.

Ambrose’s speechlessness turned into happiness when he saw the darkened expression on Zeph’s face. They were always at odds with each other and Ambrose wished every day that Zeph would one day be gone from his sight. Seeing him like this made him smile with glee.

to Jack and patted him congratulatory on the shoulder. “Elder Lee doesn’t give out praises easily. You’re called Jack White, right? You might even surpass me in the future,” joked Ambrose. The din of the crowd

and he already ranked in the top three hundred, meaning to say that he is stronger than the other ninety

is already hard enough as it is and yet this guy passed the test with flying colors. They

stock silent with a twisted expression on their faces. Morton’s face, especially, had turned purple with rage. Compounding on the humiliation brought on by Gerald, he felt Jack had humiliated him even more. He was trembling all over and the fan he was holding in his

the one to subdue Gerald with his awe inspiring result and at the same time, catch the attention of Elder Lee. Now, all that had been stolen by Jack. He gnashed his teeth and said, “Where did this brat come from? How come I’ve never ever heard

was actually thinking of the same question as he was. This was the first time anyone had heard of the name Jack White. They thought that he was a nobody. In the end, he might turn out to be the first ever initial stage of an innate level fighter who could light up

out of desperate times as a desperate measure but even in the normal recruitment disciples test, Jack’s result would still put him in the top three rankings. Even Gerald’s face had turned purple with rage. He was so confident of his own ability but compared to Jack’s, It was like heaven and earth—that was to