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The Soldier's Unsurpassable Honor novel Chapter 2988

Fane did not react to Ethan's arrogance at all. In Fane's mind, Ethan acting so arrogantly was a normal response. His temperament was exactly like that.

It would be strange if he did not act like that. Even though Fane did not react to Ethan's arrogance, he was still stunned by Ethan's words.

According to what Ethan said, the news of the result would be spread before they even return. That meant that their results would be sent over through the Heaven Array to the inner city.

Looking at their expressions, the other alchemists definitely knew that as well. After all, six groups had already been through the competition. However, Fane was caught off guard, since he had just entered the inner city not long ago. He was not aware that results would be sent back directly after the competition.

After thinking about it, he reached out and tapped his hand on the person in front of him. The one in front of him had talked to him before. It was the gray-robed man who had asked him where he got his courage from before this.

The moment the gray-robed man saw that Fane was pulling at his sleeve, he immediately turned around with widened eyes. He looked at Fane curiously. In the man's eyes, Fane was an idiot who only did things by himself.

Fane tugging his sleeve was nothing extraordinary. If it had been a stranger, the man would probably have ignored the person. However, since it was Fane, he immediately asked excitedly, "Do you need something? Have you finally thought things through?"

Fane's lips twitched in exasperation. Even though the gray-robed man did not say anything further, Fane obviously understood what he meant by that.

However, Fane did not want to care about that at the moment.

He let out a cough as he said seriously, "After the results are announced, will the results be sent back by the Heaven Array before we go back? Will all the alchemists in the inner city see it?"

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