No 1 Supreme Warrior

“The tallest one among the five was named Mitchell O’Connor, and he’s from my hometown. He‘s not that strong and was only at the early stage of the innate realm. I had told him not to come into the Whirling World, seeing as no one knows what awaits us.”

Jack began to seem more trustworthy as everyone chimed in. Gazed pointed toward the Unbreaking Pavilion’s disciples shifted to a much more serious look compared to the excitement earlier. Everyone was elated to hear that the Unbreaking Pavilion was going to loosen the requirements to enter the city, happy that they seemed to have been acknowledged somehow. Alas, it seemed as though there was more to it behind the scenes.

This group from the Unbreaking Pavilion who thought they were better than everyone else never truly considered the others as important at all! It finally made sense why their disciples were strangely unresponsive to their harsh words. It was as though the Unbreaking Pavilion accepted all their mockery!

I did choose those who weren’t very skilled, but

of them had been looking for trouble, we’d be able to get rid of them incredibly quickly if they were weak

words seemed more plausible than the last, but Jack guffawed mockingly at this. Raising his voice, he debated, “What childish excuses you have. Everyone didn’t suspect anything initially solely because they were too excited to think about it properly. They didn’t properly put your words into consideration. You claimed that the five of them were allowed inside as an experiment, that you wanted to see if they would cause any trouble after they

for the disciples from the Unbreaking Pavilion. How could they possibly dare cause you any trouble unless they don’t want to live anymore? Moreover, you’ve even said that you wanted seven more people. You even gave the reasons so clearly. What’s the point of the experiment as well? It’s as if you gave the full answer to a test before the test was

all the wandering warriors around him. They had been too excited earlier, so they never realized how much of a joke the reasoning the Unbreaking Pavilion had offered. At this moment, they finally realized that their motive and reasoning were

had finally realized this, and they were no longer excited. They might have been quite emotional, but

respect for the wandering warriors at all. It was as if the warriors were just livestock

the wandering

toward Jack and scowled at him