No.1 Supreme Warrior by Moneto

When that was said, even the round-faced man started to feel like giving up.

However, he felt like some things needed to be said, "Hey, don't blame me for nagging you. Don't forget what the master said. If you don't come out of the Whirling World alive, he's going to hold me responsible!"

The red-haired man frowned as he pushed away the round-faced man's hand, "What you say might really happen, but I don't think I'd be that unlucky. Alright, that's enough, I'm going to sign up right now!"

At that moment, the red-haired man was already thoroughly annoyed by the round-faced man. He no longer cared about anything else as he walked over to the registration area.

The round-faced man sighed helplessly, but he did not stop the other man. He knew that it was already pointless. If he continued to stop the other man, it would just cause the man to hate him and that would not be good.

The round-faced man said miserably, "I already did what I should anyway. Even if the results aren't ideal, it will no longer be my fault. The red-haired man was not the only one with those thoughts. After about five minutes, a total of four others had registered. After twenty of the warriors gathered, they stood on the transfer array."

of them had differing emotions on their faces, but the calmest one was Jack. It was as if Jack was not going to the fog battlefield that was full of death, but just a suburb in the

and said in a dark and cold voice, "You'll regret

eyebrow as he turned to look at Case, "Same

transfer array's activation was done. All twenty of them were wrapped up in distorted space and

minutes, Jack noticed that he had arrived in a completely blurry world. He was completely surrounded by white fog. As he let out his senses, he realized that

naturally stronger than a regular person. Even so, he could only feel around such a limited area. However, it was not enough to make Jack

a smile, it

did not stop in place, and instead started to

fog did not just obscure one's senses, it even stopped the sound from getting past. Even though the sound was not as badly covered up, it was