No.1 Supreme Warrior by Moneto

Lourain decided to stop there, having achieved his goal.

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Back in the isolated space, Jack stood in front of the fifth room. It was pitch black inside as usual, which Jack was used to. He walked right into the fifth room.

The black iron difficulty had three steel-armored fighters in the fifth room. There were a total of seven rooms in the Killing Hall.

Based on the difficulty, the first three rooms were usually much easier. Even if they increased the number of steel-armored fighters, the difficulty was still comparatively weaker. After all, they were steel-armored fighters in the end. The second and third rooms were different.

These two rooms had silver-armored fighters, while the last challenge, which was the hardest one, had the golden-armored fighter.

black iron difficulty. The challenge was basically split into three, and the easiest ones were the fourth to seventh rooms. The further one got, the harder it would be. Jack was entering the

quite easy for the gold difficulty. It was because of this that many people felt like Jack had a very low chance of succeeding overall. After all, even at

had more rooms awaiting him. In everyone's hearts, even if he was the most powerful warrior in the Whirling World, he might not be able

an age restriction as well. Any warrior who entered the Whirling World would be under certain restrictions

everyone's hearts, the gold difficulty was not something 60-year-old or younger warriors could

mist disappeared after Jack stepped into the fourth room, and four silver-armored fighters stood in front

fifth room, yet Jack had to challenge four silver-armored

four silver-armored fighters, Jack remained calm. Anyone else would have attempted to compose themselves in the corridor and ready themselves in their best state before they commenced the next challenge, but he did not need it at all. Even though he rested in the corridor for

room, the spectators felt rather indifferent

at least an hour in the corridor to compose themselves and recover, but Jack did not seem to need it. It was as if the two battles he finished were just as simple as having