No.1 Supreme Warrior by Moneto

The three of them were focused as they walked into the room.

When Looney, Widde, and Zelter entered, the mechanism activated again, and the door was shut behind them. Unless one party died, the door would not open again.

Jack looked at Looney, being interested in him the most among the three challengers. It was not because he felt like Looney was very strong but because long-range warriors were hard to come by.

All of his opponents had been close-range warriors.

Choosing a technique to learn required a lot of thought, and most warriors would never choose long-ranged techniques. It was obvious that warriors focused on long-ranged techniques would always need to be on alert, and they needed to always be wary on the battlefield.

Of course, the benefits were obvious as well.

Long-ranged attacks were indisputably more powerful. Many warriors felt like long ranged attacks could safeguard their lives in crucial moments. After all, close-ranged attacks were typically swift and precise, while long-ranged attacks covered a large area, even though they were comparatively slower.

die the moment an opponent got close enough, hence the need to always be on guard. Even if their opponents were weak, they had to maintain

himself, pulling away

on, things would unfold the way it was

to die there. Even though he was very confident in his

through some seals, and the blue seals started to condense in

chilling wind started to rise from the air, rushing toward the

in the fighter's eyes as it suddenly shot

onto the fighter's body like a tidal wave, and the golden-armored warrior was covered in

astounded by the sight. This same blizzard defeated the silver-armored

golden slash split the blizzard. The sharp aura did not dissipate for a long

fighter. However, the slash was just too sharp, and the blizzard was dispersed every time it tried to

shot forward at Looney again. Looney immediately activated his silver crystal anxiously at