No.1 Supreme Warrior by Moneto

The man who made the remark looked visibly conflicted.

He belittled Widde and even believed Widde would be the only person to die out of the three participants. Yet, the results exceeded his expectations.

The one everyone believed was the weakest had killed a golden-armored fighterthe quickest and ended the battle.

Everyone was shell-shocked by the sudden turn of events.

A warrior from a second-grade world said, "I saw what happened! When he fought the golden-armored fighter, he didn't seem weaker but didn't seem stronger either. He was basically at the same level as the golden-armored fighter. That alone was enough to shock me. After all, he was at the same level when he fought the silver-armored fighter."

"That's right! It's like he's always at the same level as any opponent he faces and would remain in that state until the end. Every time, we assume that he's at his limit and that he wouldn't be able to handle it if it got any harder, yet he surpassed this every time, and each time, he defeated his opponents at more or less the same time. This is so confusing!"

the initial shock, everyone was then left

from the start and could deduce that he

It was because of this that everyone focused on the other scrolls. Not many of

a few intelligent

train himself. People like that have a terrifying attitude. They're constantly improving, trying to gain more experience from each battle, and such

to find

said,

to most of the warriors, but Widde was using it

a perspective made

challenges like these filled them with the fear of death, yet Widde was using those challenges as a

heard from the other two scrolls,