No.1 Supreme Warrior by Moneto

Conor looked at Jack’s cold expression and scoffed.

Squinting, he said, “It looks like you don’t agree with me. Well, there’s nothing we can do, then. After all, this group was formed with only one purpose in mind, which is to get out of here alive. Every additional burden means another layer of danger, and anyone can see this logic.”

Jack coldly looked at Conor before he said plainly, “If that’s the case, then there’s no need for us to work together.”

With that, Jack turned around to leave.

A flash of surprise could be seen in Conor’s eyes, which Jack noticed and internally scoffed at.

He knew what was on Conor’s mind.

In Conor’s eyes, they were doing Jack a great favor by letting him join. Conor thought that Jack would be defenseless without the help of the group, but Jack did not seem to think that joining the group was a necessary choice.

Since they could not come to terms, he could leave at any moment. Even though joining the group would help him when he needed it, he still needed to rely on himself

confident that he would be able to survive even without the group

he never saw Jack fight before and had no way of telling how strong

two men he had to lug around. That was something Conor would

other than being cannon fodder; they might even

probably a smart person. Leaving those two behind and joining their

yet the man rejected

just making a suggestion, and we can still talk about

warriors who joined the slaughter game have some confidence in their skills, but confidence won’t be enough to get you out safely, given the

and looked at