No 1 Supreme Warrior

Thanks to the earlier frustrations he suffered, Rudy no longer wanted to bear with it anymore. He let out a cold laugh as he stood up from his seat.

Just like how Arne had acted before this, he headed right to the center of the spectator stands.

Rudy shouted out as he walked, “Do all of you know who you should be directing your hatred to? Who was it that did the most to instigate everyone, speaking like he knew the best in the world? He even threatened you all to not bet your spirit crystals on Lucius!”

His words were directed to Arne. With what Rudy said, everyone finally remembered what Arne had done earlier.

They immediately changed their target as they started to shout at Arne, “Arne, you dog! It’s one thing for you to think that Lucius wouldn’t win. Why did you try to get us to not believe in him as well? It‘s because of your grudge toward him. That’s the only reason you dragged us into going against Lucius as well!”

your baseless speculations that we ended up

that Lucius was just trying to show off and that he couldn’t possibly win, I would’ve

that moment, Arne became everyone’s primary target. Thinking about everything he had done before, the warriors present felt like they had been tricked by him. If Arne had not insulted Lucius so much, not a lot of them would have

stood to earn a lot. Ever since they entered Hundred Beast City, they had never seen odds as high as that. The bets they put into would get them

it made their

huge gift had slipped away right in front of their eyes, and it was all because of Arne. If it was not for him, they might have gritted their teeth and bet on Lucius back then. They would have been so happy that they would have forgotten

invested a million spirit crystals, they would have gotten seven million back,

gone up in smoke as they lost their

have been afraid of Arne’s

worries aside. If the laws of the city had not been

no one from the Deer Pavilion dared to say anything. After all, they knew very well that it was all thanks to Arne’s actions. Even if all of them were crying for Arne’s head, in the end, Arne had merely voiced his inner