“Mr. Mueller, you must win. I’ve staked my entire fortune on you!”
“You’re unbeatable, Mr. Mueller! Keep going!”
“You can do it, Mr. Mueller!”
Among the spectators, many had placed their bets on Aiden’s victory, hence their exhilarating cheers filled the air.
Hearing the cheers of the crowd around him, Aiden strutted onto the stage arrogantly and waved his hands at the mob.
Observing Aiden’s demeanor, it was clear that he possessed absolute confidence.
As the crowd cheered, a formidable group of dozens also made their grand entrance from the other side of the arena.
However, these individuals were all female cultivators, each as beautiful as a celestial being, exuding an otherworldly aura.
These women were all female cultivators of Lunarius Palace. The appearance of the holy maidens instantly drew the attention of many.
Jared, clad in simple cloth attire and looking relatively modest, strode ahead of the holy maidens.
Nieva strode alongside Jared, both heading toward the arena.
Nieva exuded an aura of imposing authority that radiated from within, prompting everyone to clear a path instinctively.
“You must win, Mr. Chance! You’ll certainly win!” After Jared had made his way to the base of the stage, a sudden cry rang out among the crowd.
Without even looking, just by the sound of it, Jared could tell that it was Alastair.
Alastair had also placed all his fortunes on Jared, fervently wishing for the latter’s victory.
Seeing that only one person was cheering for Jared, Aiden, standing on the stage, scoffed.
Aiden stared at Jared and said coldly, “I thought you wouldn’t dare to show up, but surprisingly, you came.”
“Why wouldn’t I dare? I only need to use one hand to beat up someone like you. I was worried that you wouldn’t dare to show up.” Jared’s lips curled up slightly as he spoke.
“You don’t need to intentionally provoke me, trying to make me lose my cool. Enough with the chatter. Come up on stage if you dare. After I’m done with you, I have other things to attend to.” Aiden beckoned at Jared.
“Since you’re so eager to meet your end, I’ll oblige you.” Subsequently, Jared leaped up effortlessly onto the arena.
“It’s him?” The moment Rainier caught sight of Jared, he couldn’t help but be surprised.
Terrence, standing at one side, asked, “Do you know Jared, Mr. Tindall?”
“I’ve seen that brat at Pathfinder Sect. He was full of boastful tales back then. It turns out he’s Jared. He’s just a Seventh Level Tribulator, yet he thinks he can defeat Aiden. That’s just wishful thinking.” Rainier curled his lips into a sneer. With this, I can rest assured. There’s no doubt Aiden will triumph.
“Mr. Tindall, don’t underestimate this Jared. The guy’s progress is rapid, and he even has the ability to punch above his weight. I should better warn Mr. Aiden to be cautious. This Jared probably possesses strength that is not inferior to an Ultimate Realm Level One cultivator.” Upon seeing Jared take the stage, Terrence swiftly sensed that.
Back then, Jared was merely a Fourth Level Tribulator, yet he was able to exchange blows on equal footing with Aiden.
Although he was not as good as Aiden, he wasn’t that far behind.
In just a short span of a month, Jared had astonishingly advanced to becoming a Seventh Level Tribulator. Terrence reckoned that Jared’s power was likely no less than that of an Ultimate Realm Level One cultivator.
Rainier disdainfully glanced at Terrence and said, “Mr. Stinton, aren’t you being overly cautious? You’re saying a mere Seventh Level Tribulator can defeat an Ultimate Realm Level One cultivator? I don’t believe that.”
Terrence didn’t pay him any heed. After all, no one would believe it without having seen it with their own eyes.
“Mr. Aiden, this Jared has actually advanced to become a Seventh Level Tribulator. You need to be on your guard,” Terrence reminded Aiden telepathically.
“Don’t worry. I assure you that he will meet his end in this arena today,” Aiden responded with a menacing glint in his eyes.
At that moment, Pathfinder Sect’s Rory had also ascended to the arena. Southedge City, being a small town at the foot of a mountain at the southernmost point of the southern region, did not have a mayor.
