The Soldier's Unsurpassable Honor novel Chapter 2833

Each time a participant climbed another level, they would be given a token of passage. Receiving this token, Cody could not fight back the grin on his face.

Even though it was just a simple battle, he did not just win that battle-he also obtained honor from his clan. The elders would surely reward him once he returned to the clan.

He was incredibly happy as he slowly walked off the stage.

Fane let out a sigh as he turned to look at the spectators that were slowly cooling down. These people had been so riled up during the match, and the warriors only remembered the most exciting points, forgetting Vincent's unsuppressed rage.

Based on Vincent's temper, he would no doubt get back at those who ridiculed him and his clan. Even if those warriors did and said nothing to provoke him, Vincent would still be ruthless.

It was not just Vincent, of course; the other disciples of the Compass Pavilion would do that as well. After all, the Compass Pavilion's honor had been tainted during that last battle, and it was only natural they would try to regain their dignity.

It was not just Fane who realized that, but the other more even-minded people within the audience as well.

"Good luck to whoever's meeting the disciples from the Compass after this. You guys were so immersed in all that cheering and shouting while the disciples of the Compass Pavilion were so humiliated! They'd want to win back some of their honor. It's not that easy to meet their disciples, and it's more likely for us wandering warriors of lower-level clans to meet them!"

"That's right! Quit thinking about getting some cheap thrill. Don't forget the group of disciples from the Compass Pavilion that came out earlier. All of them can't be trifled with, especially that guy called Vincent. He'll surely be ruthless against anyone after these fools provoked them!"

Slowly, the people began absorbing the truth.

However, even if they agreed, not many of them thought anything of it. After all, there were a lot of people in attendance, and the Compass Pavilion did not have nearly as many disciples. It was an incredibly small chance to encounter them.