A Man Like None Other

Chapter 4303 Place The Bet

“I’m intrigued. Could you explain further how it works, Mr. Jensen?” Kai asked, his curiosity piqued.

He was keen to see just how many had placed bets on his victory.

Rory flashed a faint grin and said, “Mr. Chance, I must warn you not to get upset when you see the figures.”

With that, he gestured for Kai and Cloud to follow him as he led them to the gambling house run by the Pathfinder Sect.

Kai knew that most people would have bet on Aiden to win. After all, Aiden’s cultivation level far exceeded his own, making it a logical choice for the majority.

As Kai and his companions approached the entrance of the gambling house, the sound of lively chatter and heated discussions reached their ears.

“I’ve put all my clothes on the line, betting on Kai’s victory. If any of you believe in me, place your bets here with me!” a loud voice echoed from inside. It seemed someone was betting on everything—even their clothing!

Hearing this, Cloud glanced at Kai in surprise. “It seems there are still people who believe in you, Mr. Chance,” he mused, clearly curious about who could be so fervent in their support of Kai in a city like Southedge.

seemed caught off guard. He hadn’t expected

smile faintly. He recognized the

bet your clothes? How much could those

the line, but you’re betting your clothes too? Why would you back Kai in

already at Ultimate Realm Level One, and rumors say he’s at the peak of his level, ready to break through

with you. Who would be stupid enough to fall

wide network of acquaintances, but due to his reputation as a trickster, people were reluctant to place any trust in him, much less

retorted confidently. “I’m telling you, Kai is going to win. I know how strong he is. I’ve seen it firsthand, and I’ve faced life and death with him. He’s more powerful than any of

looked almost comical. Dressed in nothing but a pair of oversized

known for its harsh, bitter cold, where even seasoned cultivators layered themselves in

energy to resist the cold, this was only sustainable for short periods. Prolonged use of spiritual

regarded as valuable resources for cultivation. That was why Alastair’s peculiar gamble of even wagering his clothes was

moment, Kai entered the gambling house, exclaiming, “I’ll go along with your

excitement. He opened his mouth, ready