No 1 Supreme Warrior

He did not think that the old man was definitely right. Even if the old man was something left behind from ancient times, it would not change Jack’s thoughts.

The old man had a look of disdain on his face when he heard Jack’s response, “Don’t think I don’t know what you’re thinking. You’re definitely a lot stronger than those ants outside, but you’re nothing in my eyes. I know you have an upper ultimate god rank technique, but so what? Your skills are nothing special if you compare yourself to ancient warriors.”

Jack was stunned at those words. He had thought that the old man said that because the old man did not know anything about him, but the old man had actually seen through what level Jack’s technique was in an instant.

Jack was taken aback by that.

Thinking about it, it did make sense. The old man was something left behind from ancient times. No matter what the old man was, he could control Thousand Leaves Tower. Anything that happened within the tower would naturally not escape his gaze. As long as the old man observed Jack’s skills, the old man would be able to make a judgment.

skills are nothing compared

ultimate god rank technique. Even in first grade worlds, he would amount to something, let alone third grade worlds. However, the old man’s tone made Jack feel like he

to bother

ancient times, there were countless amazing geniuses, but a calamity happened, and most of those geniuses were lost. I said so not because I wanted to insult you, but it’s just that you really are quite ordinary compared

not countering with anything else. After all, he did not know what ancient times

gaping wide, and his eyes looked like they were going to pop out of their sockets. He could not believe what

using an upper ultimate god rank technique and Jack had silently agreed to it. It caused Rudy to

he did not know that Jack was strong enough to use an upper ultimate god

at the initial stage of the spring solidifying realm. It was too absurd… Even more absurd was the fact that the old man did not think that Jack amounted to much despite that. He made the judgment that Jack would not be able to pass