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Everybody’s eyes were wide open when they heard this. Putting the results of the battle aside, just the wager from Wesley as requested by Jack was enough to shock many people.

No matter who made the bet, they could not wager more than 150 sect contribution points and this meant that Jack had requested Wesley to bet the highest contribution points. Together with two soul penetrating pills, the bet soared again as the soul penetrating pills were one of the more precious pills among the fifth-grade pills.

In fact, the cultivation of soul-penetrating pills required several exceptionally precious ingredients. Due to the value of these ingredients, the pricing of the soul-penetrating pill was comparable to sixth grade pills.

of every soul-penetrating pill was 150 sect contribution points and two soul-penetrating pills would be 300 sect contribution points. Together with the 150 sect contribution points, they wagered previously, they had a

come up with so many sect contribution points. Even

crazy? You are asking Senior Brother Wesley to wager items that are worth more than 400 to 500 sect contribution points when your wager is

though everybody knew that Jack was never going to win, they are also aware that those who went into the wager battle arena would wager items that are equal in value. The value of the items Jack was requesting Wesley to bet on was so much more compared to what he could afford. What Jack said had caused Wesley’s darkened expression to

wager these items to take care of his honor.

be unconsciously shaming himself if Wesley agreed to what Jack said. Based on Wesley’s characteristics, he might refuse this wager to protect his honor. By then, Jack

thought that this guy wasn’t smart enough. Now, it seems like I’ve looked down upon him as this way might just work. If I’m Wesley, I might refuse the bet just to protect

coldly after he heard the discussion of the onlookers around them. He had an angry yet mocking look in his eyes. He raised his voice and said, “Alright! I shall bet

all out and ignored everything about honor as long as he was able to give Jack a