No.1 Supreme Warrior by Moneto

Plenty of them was wracking their minds trying to get into the Vibrant Hall, it was obvious how competitive it was going to be.

Countless warriors were going to die there, but many ordinary warriors would not resign themselves to fate. All of them felt like they were going to be the lucky ones. After all, all of them had gone through so many challenges and lived to tell the tale.

All of them held that belief in their head as they frantically tried to get into the Vibrant Hall to look for a chance to change their lives.

Yet, how could such a thing be so easy?

It would already be incredibly lucky if one in a hundred managed it.

Rudy knew that very well, so he did not wish to lose his life with all of them at all.

With that in mind, Rudy sighed as he looked into the distance, "I wonder how many people will die this time..."

know either. All he knew was that a lot of people were heading to Violet City to change their

of them, but they did not care as they continued rushing forward. It would be a miracle

Deaths Array is right there. Probably less than a tenth of the warriors there would be able to get in. Thankfully, the Whirling World is not that ruthless. If they failed, they would be tossed out. Otherwise, the Seven Deaths Array would kill a

looking at the

level two city was not something that easy to challenge. The Violet Seven Deaths Array was the challenge to get into the city. It was like a huge obstacle that would stop most of the

of them walked, they chatted with each other. After another four hours,

end of the plains was a limitless City. The city was surrounded by

fog when looked at from above. Anyone who entered the fog would be surrounded

breath before he said with wide eyes, "I guess

Within the fog, other colors shone as well. It looks incredibly eye-catching, but it felt incredibly murderous as well. There was a caretaker in front of the array taking down

unending drive of people. There were at

had been open for quite a while, but there were still so many warriors gathered there. It was obvious how passionate everyone was about