No 1 Supreme Warrior

Jack paused after he finished saying this. “Another person saw the entire process!”

Theo’s expression changed, and he was about to interrupt Jack when Jack beat him to it. “It’s the person who tried to kill us at that moment!” He pointed at the direction of the masked man when he finished speaking. “That eldest senior brother from the Corpse Pavilion who has on a mask had been standing by the side and observing the entire battle after he wounded Senior Brother Heath! He must be the one who told you about everything!”

What Jack said was like a wake-up call to everyone present. Although Jack was disloyal and unrighteous, he was on the weaker side. Jack sneered and continued, “The Corpse Pavilion was the one who wanted to kill us, and Frank died in the hands of the Corpse Pavilion’s disciples. You’re causing us trouble instead of accusing the Corpse Pavilion! Is this your loyalty and righteousness?”

a sudden realization when they heard what Jack said. Jack was right: The Corpse Pavilion was the one who did the murder, and Frank died in the hands of their people. However, Theo acted as if he had completely

turned to accuse Theo, and the looks in their eyes changed when they looked at

Heath was so badly wounded at that moment that he was on the ground, continuously vomiting blood. How could he even have the thought to focus on me? Right now, Senior Brother Heath is still healing, and he’s unable to even open

his hands were trembling. Still, he stubbornly insisted, “Your

this caused the opponent to attack us.

he said, “Don’t try

promised you a sweet deal or two. After all, the masked man failed to capture me, and he hated me. You don’t actually care about Frank’s fate, and you only care if you’ll receive your promised benefits.

clear voice could be heard from behind the crowd, and a Thousand Leaves Pavilion’s disciple in a white robe walked over to them

and he seemed to be calm at

front of everybody, “I can testify for Junior Brother Jack, and everything he says is true! On top of that, my Senior Brother Heath had been tending to his wounds since he was transferred here. He was in no mood to tell anybody about