No.1 Supreme Warrior by Moneto

Chapter 1940
Finally, Zeph announced the start of the test, “We will begin the test now. Please line up. Everyone will have their turns. You will be disqualified if you jump the queue!”

Their discussion died down. Jackie could not help but wonder why Zeph purposely gave them time to talk amongst themselves. What benefits could the Clan association possibly reap from this? Just as he was mulling over this, a young man wearing a green shirt started to walk toward the obsidian. It was only natural for him to take the first spot as he arrived the earliest amongst them.

The others were cowed by him and hesitated to be the first for they knew they could not compete against him. After all, the young man was already in the initial state of innate level. Before the young man found his place in front of the obsidian, Ambrose said to him, “You pass the test when the three lights are all lit up. Please stand behind me when you’ve passed the test.”

young man nodded and took a deep breath to stabilize his emotions. Then, he put his hands together-palm to palm-and a green light started

the vine rushed toward the obsidian like a poisonous snake. The green vine struck the obsidian violently with an extraordinary force and yet the obsidian did not move an inch. The young man had used all his energy for the attack causing his body to destabilize as droplets of

light up which made the crowd’s eyes widen in awe. “One light! Two lights!” The lights paused for nine seconds before turning off. The first light dimmed one second before the

young man went into a state of shock at the result. His face became as green as the shirt he was wearing. “Impossible! How could I not pass? I should have at least been placed in the first few rankings!” No wonder he volunteered to be the first go. He was supremely confident he would have gotten into the top ten ranking out of the three

now.” Some of the people pitied the young man. One second more and he would have passed. However, most of the people were rubbing their hands with glee at the young man’s result, for they were peeved by his display of cockiness at