No 1 Supreme Warrior

Jack smiled as he turned to look at Benedict. “Well, I’ve never seen seventh-grade alchemists like you who don’t know how to mind your own business. The two of you look like you’re just too bored and have nothing to do. Do you think that you can go around and cause other people trouble just because you’re seventh-grade alchemists?”

Jack had not even been able to finish his tirade when Mr. Zayne turned and shouted, “The three of you, keep quiet! We’ll be at Sky Peak Pavilion soon. Don’t embarrass Phoenix Valley! Whatever will happen, you have to remember that you’re from the same place. When you’re outside, you represent Phoenix Valley, I don’t care what you do inside Phoenix Valley, but when you’re outside, you’ll be punished for embarrassing the valley no matter who you are!”

All three men fell mum at Mr. Zayne’s words. Nonetheless, Claude and Benedict’s anger never subsided, and it showed on their face. The two of them frowned as they glared at Jack who merely shut his eyes and ignored them Jack shut his eyes, not wanting anything more to do with them. Claude and Benedict, having known each other, would no doubt join hands no matter what happened.

Peak Pavilion,

Pavilion was an eighth-grade clan, but they were not comparable to other eighth-grade clans. They had only been promoted less than two years ago, and Sky Peak Pavilion had just been a seventhgrade clan before that. Meanwhile, Unbreaking Pavilion that was in conflict with the

Sky Peak Pavilion was introduced, Jack could not help

was the point

such a large distance, so there had

time to figure

Pavilion’s elders were already waiting outside the mountain. When the vessel stopped, the elders got up to greet them. They exchanged many pleasantries with Mr. Zayne before the elders brought them into the Sky Peak Pavilion

Pavilion might be an eighth-grade pavilion, but their buildings were not all that impressive. They could not compare to Phoenix Valley. Sky Peak Pavilion’s elders brought them through a long path before they arrived at a

on, and he was probably the elder from the east that Mr. Zayne had spoken about before. The other one looked to be about in his late forties. He had a smile on his face,

two of