No 1 Supreme Warrior

Those words triggered Trevor.

He was downright furious as he narrowed his eyes and said in a cold voice, “Even a wandering warrior like you dares to look down on me? True, my rankings aren’t as good as the others, but that’s something from half a year ago, and I’ve already improved greatly since then. I wouldn’t even be afraid of David, let alone you!”

“If you were Chris, I wouldn’t have said anything, but who do you think you are to look down on me? I’m already being very polite by not regarding you with contempt, but I can’t believe you’d repay my kindness like that!”

Marco frowned and sneered, his anger starting to burn as his lips twitched slightly. “Don’t think you can defeat me just because you’re from a high-grade clan! Ever since I started as a warrior, I’ve killed so many so-called geniuses…”

“They might be talented, but their practical combat experience was dirt-poor. These daggers in my hands have drunk the blood of quite a few geniuses, and you’ll be one of them!”

As he said that, he took out a pair of daggers from his storage ring, two of them were only about the size of a palm. They were small but incredibly sharp, quite different from regular weapons.

However, Marco had an

arrogant expressions. Everytime I see you, I feel so disgusted. What gives you the right to be so

own disciples. Us wandering warriors are forced to struggle over what little remains, yet there are a

that his lips trembled as he said loudly, “What kind of nonsense are you saying? Yes, clans do take a lot of resources, but that allows them to cultivate even more talented

talent, you would’ve been accepted into a large clan. You clearly just failed the tests to enter the larger clans and aren’t willing to enter a smaller

like Marco’s words were

was so that they could give excellent warriors

major clans. Any warriors with confidence in themselves would take part. Even though he did not know what Marco had gone through, Trevor was still incredibly certain of one thing: Marco had definitely taken

had carved out all those excuses to