No.1 Supreme Warrior by Moneto

The rules were plain for all to see. Just like before, the choice was all down to the participants themselves.

Whether they wanted to be a challenger or a recipient, they would need to consider it first. Unless they were incredibly confident in their abilities, they would be extremely conflicted.

"I've already been thinking about it for four hours. Three of the stages have already gone through a change of personnel. To continue thinking about it is a complete waste of time!"

"Whatever! Even if my life would be at risk, I don't care anymore. I've never offended them before this. If I put in a few good words, I should be able to survive even if I can't win!"

A bald man was speaking to his fellow disciple with a frown on his face.

The man's fellow disciple nodded, sighing softly before he said, "I think I'll forget about it. I'm not even at your level. Let's just leave together after you complete the challenge."

Unlike the other challenges where one needed to complete the challenge before they could leave, there were twenty transfer arrays here. They were on the eastern side of the valley.

be a recipient and did not want to be a challenger either could use the transfer

was wondering if he should try it out or be safe and wait for Jack to complete the challenge as well. He would leave

the discussions around him, Lourain

knew how important

so much, he had only managed to obtain three points. If he managed to succeed with a challenge, he would be able to get five points. It was even

tempting proposition. However, Lourain still maintained a clear mind. The temptation of five points was huge, but he knew very well that his skills were nothing too

was no match for his opponent, and his opponent was ill-tempered, then

about that, Lourain sighed

looked at Lourain's depressed sigh and immediately knew what Lourain

Seven Death Arenas. Each of the recipients standing in the arenas did

their fight before he figured it out. If Lourain was a challenger and challenged them, the chances of Lourain winning would only be at twenty

was an eighty percent chance that Lourain would die up

the shoulder, saying seriously, "Look at those seven up there, do you think any of them look like they're good-hearted people? The