The legendary warrior

"Humph! Make it clear, then, exactly why you're here!" Ricky sneered.

"Well, now that my dear cousin has won the first place in the Outer Competition, of course I am here to congratulate him. However, I would also like to challenge his strength!" Nate said, smiling wickedly.

As soon as the words left his lips, Nate produced a sudden burst of momentum characteristic of the first grade of Blood Purification.

Since Nate owned a four-starred inferior spiritual meridian with fire nature, the momentum of his power burst naturally took on the shape of fire. Fused with the blood vitality of Blood Purification, his entire being transformed into something akin to a furnace, burning hot and sparking.

"You know this is not the place for this!" Grace said coldly, at the sight of Nate preparing for battle.

It dawned on Ricky that his cousin had come to humiliate him.

Having just won the first place in the Outer Competition, Ricky had surmounted on the first high point of his martial arts career. From hereafter, he had been given the opportunity to march forward.

Knowing Nate's strength, it would be highly possible that Ricky would be badly injured if he was hit hard.

Nate had come at the right time.

Nate had traumatized Ricky by betraying their friendship and stabbing him from behind. If he could drag Ricky down again when he just won the Outer Competition, he knew Ricky might stay down for the rest of his life whenever it came to cultivation.

For Ricky, his cousin's betrayal was worse than being killed. As the saying went, "To kill someone truly is to break his heart."

"Well, my little brother and the so-called genius of the Nan Clan, are you really going to hide behind a woman?" Ignoring Grace's words, Nate mocked Ricky and stared at him.

"Please leave!" Grace said it again, moving forward to assert herself.

But Sean stopped her.

"I'll take care of it, Master!" Ricky murmured, giving Grace a reassuring look.

Ricky very well knew that Nate's supporters included not only the second core disciples like Sean, but also those of the innate spirits. Ricky wanted Grace to stay out of this. It was his problem.

Purification. It might be difficult for Ricky to win over his cousin, but he definitely stood a

being the first ranked outer disciple has brought you much confidence, little brother," Nate said with a cruel smile, seeing that Ricky had finally taken up his

the Death Arena now? Should we make a final bid for victory?" Ricky

both know that I can beat you

a bad decision. He was a warrior of Blood Purification and a disciple of an innate spirit. He was bound to

was to discourage Ricky from practicing. That would be enough.

immediately rose to the

into talons those of a real bird of prey. With this, he rushed

used nearly all of his strength to do this, knowing he could not

he generated, it was clear that this move was as powerful as that of most warriors at the first grade of Blood

move, Ricky's mind grew quiet. He was focused on survival, on fighting and killing his opponent. He forgot the fear.

was an excellent warrior. He was no

"Boom!"

directly used the Second Degree of Nine-degree Body Refining Formula. Encapsulated in the orange glow, he looked like a

Second Degree of Nine-degree Body Refining Formula Ricky used caught both Sean and Nate

Light Apperception all encircled Ricky's

"Devourer Zone, devouring runes!"

his mind, activating all runes in the Devourer Zone that he could

with glowing devouring runes. A strong force filled the

by Ricky's force, because it had seemed weaker during the

had been taken aback, shocked and

served to prove once again that his spiritual meridian possessed dual nature, but was also suitable for casting skills. If only he had a complete spiritual meridian! One could only imagine what amazing

rapid progress not fill Nate's heart with jealousy and

thing his spiritual meridian was

which the increased the potency of his

"Boom!"

claw collided and exploded into a powerful roar, sending waves of wind that blasted both of

that he could defeat Ricky with this move and the failure

overestimated himself, and failed to anticipate the true strength of