The Soldier's Unsurpassable Honor novel Chapter 2236

The masked man's movements were all incredibly slick. Even the sheathing of his sword had been done flawlessly. His string of movements practically looked like an artful masterpiece.

Clink.

The machete was placed back into its sheathe. He did not store his weapon back into the space ring and instead held it gently in his palm.

"My god! That...that was too amazing. The Divine warrior was just like a pile of mud in front of him. It makes me feel like the Divine warrior I just fought isn't even at the same level as the one he did!"

A lot of them could not hold back from mumbling softly.

Quite a few people started to discuss among themselves. The main topic had been the masked man's attack making it seem far too easy. Compared to the rest of them who had used their full strengths, it was an astounding difference. It left some of them feeling a deep sense of worship and admiration.

"I know him! He's a disciple of the Corpse Pavillion. All the other disciples there all treat him with respect. He definitely holds a high position within the Corpse Pavillion for the other disciples to treat him that way. His talent should be top-notch as well..."

"I feel infuriated just comparing myself to him. This guy is far too strong. I feel like the treasures on the Divine Void Slope will all end up in his hands."

Even though the other disciples from the Corpse Pavillion knew that their fellow disciple was exceptionally talented, witnessing it with their own eyes still left them unable to hold back their excitement. All of the disciples from the Corpse Pavillion started to cheer loudly, "You are our champion! You'll definitely be able to get the treasures!"

"This competition is practically designed for our senior, the rest of you can't even compete with him!"

Those sharp words naturally incited a lot of anger in the other disciples. Yet, facing those disciples from the Corpse Pavillion, there was nothing they could counter with. After witnessing that person's skills, they knew they could not compare.