No 1 Supreme Warrior

A warrior, whose relationship was quite good with White, walked over to help him up.

White was breathing heavily, and his face was incredibly pale. He looked deathly ill.

When everyone saw him like that, no one mocked him at all. After all, he had managed to persevere until he reached sixty meters. He just happened to stop at sixty meters. There were many whose results were far worse than his.

There were still those who said softly, “He should’ve just jumped off if he couldn’t do it. What good did standing there do other than injuring himself? Just look at him. His injuries will definitely affect future challenges. The Path of Fate isn’t the only challenge in Radiant Hall. In his current state, his injuries just cost him everything.”

White‘s injuries were quite bad. If he did not recover properly, it would definitely affect his future challenges.

Edgar sighed as he looked at White.

He lowered his voice and whispered to Steven, “If I was him, I wouldn’t have stubbornly held on for so long. He was only lightly mocked. It’s annoying, but it won’t affect his future. Why did he bring harm to himself just because of their words? It’s the worst thing he could do!”

Rebbeca nodded at those words.

grown quite a bit. Back then, he would have gotten angry at the words of others, causing him to make the wrong decisions. However, he had grown to the point where

could not afford to be affected by things like that

decision because of

how much of an idiot I was in the past. I’ve always

like a mule that constantly found himself at a

name appeared on the giant scroll. Unsurprisingly, White managed to get

a total of 107 participants who had taken up the

them, White ranked fifty-sixth. He was in the middle, not too strong, but not weak either. If he had not been too stubborn in the end and gotten himself injured, his results would have been

the air. He looked at everyone’s results seriously, and he seemed quite anxious. He

Rebbeca’s arm and said seriously, “I’ll try it

Rebbeca nodded slightly.

had seen how conflicted