No 1 Supreme Warrior

The sword was twinkling like the stars in the Milky Way and from the looks of it, seemed to be very heavy. Dale, too, took out his weapon from his Loot ring and his weapon of choice was a pair of daggers etched with mysterious red patterns.

Looking at both their weapons caused Jack to frown subconsciously. Ever since coming to this world, he had wondered whether he should equip himself with a weapon that would be more suitable for him because after all, one’s weapon could drastically increase one’s battle power. However, the Destroying the Void skill he was cultivating right now was a soul attribute skill and a soul attribute weapon was one of the hardest weapons to come across.

daggers tightly in both hands and with lightning-fast speed shot across the platform so fast that no one could see where he went.

the sword came down on Dale like a flashing meteorite. The force of the attack alone

he twisted himself away from the silver sword light which crashed against the battle platform with a loud bang. Fortunately, the battle platform was made with a special material that made it near impossible for fighters to destroy. However, Wesley’s sword attack was so powerful that it left a faint

ground after seeing that and once again, began to give their two

be the Seven Stars Meteor Cloud! I heard it’s an intermediate red level skill and Wesley has

premium red level. After all, it made sense for him to have a premium

to enlist the help of Noel. “I admit that Wesley has a good grasp on the basics of intermediate red level skill but I really thought he will at least possess a premium red level skill. I mean Elder Sayer should be able to get that kind of skill

Jack like he was a monster. “Dude, do you even know what you’re talking about? Yes, Wesley’s talent is truly exceptional but do you seriously think that anyone would be able to attain a premium red level skill just like that? Attaining a premium red level skill is so much more difficult than attaining an intermediate red level skill. The difficulty of a level is disproportionately higher than the next. You don’t think Wesley