No 1 Supreme Warrior

Noel looked at Jack in surprise, not understanding why he suddenly asked about Elder Godfrey, but he still answered his question, “We have a total of eleven formal elders. Based on ranking, Elder Godfrey is the eleventh formal elder. However, he is quite talented. The ranking of the formal elders is ranked according to their strength. It is estimated that it will not take long before Elder Godfrey becomes one of the top three formal elders.”

Jack nodded, and after a light sigh, he continued to ask, “Then, have any of the formal elders had a conflict with each other?”

Noel picked his teacup and took a sip. “Why do you ask? How do you know Elder Godfrey anyways?”

in Dual Sovereign City. It’s funny now that I think about it. I knew him to be a formal elder by the way

the explanation and did not press any further. Instead, he answered Jack’s previous questions. “If you’re looking for the reason for conflicts within the formal elders, my guess is

to tell him the whole story. It turned out that the head of the Dual Sovereign Pavilion was already advancing in age and intended to abdicate. He would then be promoted to

strongest elder among the formal elders and by logic, should go to the top ranking formal elder. However, the relationship between these eleven formal elders was complicated, especially in the past few years, the second formal elder’s reputation was in a roll, making

formal elder was stronger than the first formal elder and that the second formal elder should be the first formal elder. Therefore, the news that the head wanted to abdicate had become the fuse that

formal elder was vying to become the new head once the old head abdicated, Out of the remaining nine formal elders, four of them supported the first formal elder while the other four of them supported the second formal elder, leaving Elder Godfrey, a newly promoted formal elder, holding the vote that would tip the scale. Unsurprisingly, both the first and second formal

“In other words, Elder Godfrey holds the winning

to say that whoever he chooses will for sure be the next head but

could tell what was at stake