No.1 Supreme Warrior by Moneto

Chapter 1936
What was a tea party? It was another term Jackie had never heard before. However, from its literal meaning, it seemed to be a martial art exchange gathering

It turns out that these two people had demonstrated extraordinary talents during the tea party causing those present to learn their names and admire them from the bottom of their hearts.

Those two stood out among the crowd like cranes standing among a herd of chickens. The people surrounding them proactively made room for these people but those two seemed to dislike them.

Especially Morton as he kept glancing at Gerald from the corners of his eyes. Gerald seemed to be more muscular compared to Morton and the protruding muscles on his arms seemed to be extremely powerful. Hence Morton had always thought of Gerald as an all brawn and no brain person.

The discussion around them started to enter their ears. Gerald did not care about what these people said yet Morton was filled with contempt as he felt that he was much more talented and stronger than Gerald.

much younger than Gerald. If the two of them were of the same age, Gerald would definitely not be his opponent

who was stronger. He humphed coldly and spoke loudly, “Nobody can snatch the sengen pill from me! The qualification to get a private accommodation shall also be my 50 contribution points

a dummy. “Hey, Morton, aren’t you afraid that your tongue would suffer a stroke? Do you really think that those things will be yours after you say so?! Do you think that you are more talented

in terms of their expression or the way they spoke. The fight between these two caused the surrounding atmosphere to grow

to involve themselves in the fight,

speak in a sourish manner when he heard the conversation between those two. “Things are looking terrific for those who are strong. The two of them are actually competing for first place! They even want to make the obsidian light up five lights! However, what our ancestors said was right as everybody should not speak

smile coldly. He stared at this young man in disdain. “Why can’t they speak in such

in his words and nothing he said meant

he would only capture the despising looks from the others and nothing else. However, he still felt sad when he