No 1 Supreme Warrior

“Black iron bets have a very high upper limit. If you win, you’ll get many times your spirit crystals back. If you lose, you lose everything!”

Arne’s yelling slowly swayed the warriors who wanted to bet on Jack. After all, his words sounded quite reasonable. Even if the odds were so high, there was no way Lucius could win the black iron bet.

No matter how much they bet on him, it would just amount to nothing. It was better if they bet on the beast instead. Even if they would only be able to make twice their bets, they were still betting a lot on this!

Looking on as people slowly stopped wanting to bet on Jack, Arne was incredibly ecstatic. That was what he wanted to see!

As long as Jack suffered, Arne would be happy. Not only did he want to watch as Jack dies, but he also wanted Jack to suffer as well. He wanted Jack to regret going against him!

expression was probably about to change. However, he was stunned when he saw Jack’s expression because Jack remained emotionless. Even if others did not acknowledge him, Jack seemed incredibly calm, as if he did not hear anything. He did not seem

immediately understood what Arne was confused about when he saw the look on Jack’s face. After all, Arne had been frantically shouting

that, he almost failed to stop himself

thought that Jack had started

had no intention of attracting any attention at all in making a bet. Even if that had been his intention, there was no way he would put his life on the line for that. Arne had not thought that far at all. Even if he thought about it, he would have denied the thought. He felt like Jack was just a clown lacking attention. He thought that he would be able to deal a blow to Jack

with doubts before

you’re acting like you don’t care. You must hate me so much right now! You must be regretting ever going against me! You didn’t get the results you wanted. Everyone will always look down on you. Don’t think that people will bet on you just because you started the black

Jack felt like

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