No 1 Supreme Warrior

“If you have the skills, then by all means show me your hell.”

Lou had explained the rules of Soul Grotto in great detail. The whole place was meant solely for soul attribute warriors to train, not a place for people to duke it out. Guards stood on patrol outside at every moment, and the moment anything happened that involved two parties, they would immediately be punished and get dragged to the elders to be dealt with. By then, nothing would clear their name no matter what they said. Alex, of course, knew this, hence why he refrained himself, and Jack could tell.

Alex stared at him so spitefully yet wordlessly. He turned to look at Buck Tooth, wondering when Buck Tooth would give up.

determinedly, “You’re an alchemist. How talented can you possibly be in martial arts? You

as if he knew everything there was

not even bothering to turn his head around as he said, “And how would you know about my skills? You don’t even know what realm I’m in, but you so casually cast your judgment

his strength would not be able to find anything out, and no one present could

realm. Some of them were at the initial stage while some were at the middle stage. What puzzled Jack was the fact that

power. Alex was likely a warrior that could challenge those at a higher realm. This was why everyone seemed to

tell what level you’re at, but it doesn’t stop me from seeing what realm you’re at. If you’re even above the innate level, I’ll take up your family

stance was not entirely unreasonable. After all, alchemy required a lot of time, and they were normally talentless in martial arts. On top of that, they focused on alchemy and would not have time to spare on martial arts. Their strength, naturally, would not be that high. All of them were geniuses sent in from their respective clans,

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