Chapter 358 The Demonic Phantom (Part Two)
"Matters about the All Peaks Competition? All right," Zen said and nodded. In any case, it would be
quite important to understand the strength of the other disciples participating in the uing All Peaks
Competition.
Meanwhile, in a decent pavilion on the top of Drizzle Peak, six disciples in ck robes gathered.
They were the top second to seventh inner disciples from the Drizzle Peak.
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The senior disciple, Yehudi, used to be the top first ce until Zen outperformed him in the assessment
test, and he didn''t challenge thetter to win back his rank.
"Yehudi, I do think you have the power to challenge Zen. You are the best amongst all the disciples!"
one of them said huffily.
"I agree. Yehudi, you must not let a young boy outrank you. His nature level is only second-grade, while
yours is the top grade," another one seconded what the former disciple had said.
"What could be worse than to invite that boy over and discuss the All Peaks Competition with him? As
a young boy who has just been promoted to an inner disciple, what qualifications does he have to sit
among us?" one more disciple burst out angrily.
Apparently, most of them were not impressed with Zen being the first rank since he was too young.
Although he outperformed everyone in the test, it didn''t warrant the disciples'' respect towards Zen. For
the inner disciples, Zen didn''t deserve to be the top first.
ording to the rules of the test, the ranking assessment must be carried out in the magic array, and
the rankings would be determined by the inner disciples'' score.
If an inner disciple was not satisfied with his own ranking, the way to dispute it was to challenge the
inner disciple who outranked him.
The ranking would be decided based on the challengers'' true strength in the battle ring.
With the previously concluded test, Zen outranked everyone by gaining 55, 000 points. He reced
Yehudi in the top first rank. Now, if Yehudi was not convinced by the result of the test, he could
challenge Zen for a retest.
If Yehudi could win the challenge, then there would be no doubt that he deserved the top first rank. Yet,
he neverunched such challenge.
Yehudi took a sip of the tea, and then said with a smile, "In the Cloud Sect, strength is the most
important qualification. Since Zen was able to get a high mark in the assessment, he has proved his
strength, thus deserves to sit among us."
Yehudi, 19 years old, was two years older than Zen. His ability to step into the consummation grade of
nature level at such a young age was a testament to his great talent.
One genius often tended to wee another genius'' challenge. Compared with the other disciples,
Yehudi was obviously more generous.
"But there must be something wrong in that guy''s score. Being only second grade of nature level, how
could he be so powerful to get the highest score? I guess, he might have used a special trick in the
magic array!" a disciple in a ck robe said heartily. It would be hard for him to believe that a guy
whose natural level was second grade could outrank them. Without seeing Zen''s power with his own
eyes, it would be hard for him to ept the conclusion of the assessment.
Yehudi simply shook his head. He had originally nned to challenge Zen, but a Master on Drizzle
Peak, who was Yehudi''s close friend, reminded him not to do so.
To convince Yehudi more, the Master showed him Zen''s performance records in the magical array. In
the records, Yehudi saw that Zen simultaneously killed the phantoms of 10 disciples whose nature
levels were consummation-grade. From then on, he became aware that Zen was out of his league, and
he could not afford to challenge the young disciple.
Although Yehudi could kill one phantom with his current strength, he wasn''t sure if he could handle 10
phantoms at the same time. If he was in Zen''s ce, he could have ended in a disastrous situation.
He was finally convinced that there was no chance he could defeat Zen in a challenge.
Therefore, to avoid further humiliating himself, he epted the conclusion of the assessment
wholeheartedly.
Yehudi also understood that his ranking amongst the disciples in the Drizzle Peak was not a big deal.
There was nothing he could lose if he lost it. What mattered to him most right now was the All Peaks
Competition.
"Let''s put that topic to rest, shall we? Let''s focus on what''s important–the All Peaks Competition. Zen''s
strength is truly outstanding and that''s a good thing for all of us. If Zen can lead us to improve our
rankings among the 33 Peaks, the Drizzle Peak will get more support from Cloud Sect. If that happens,
we can buildrge-scale magic arrays at our Drizzle Peak and many more secret practice buildings. I
believe that would benefit everyone; thus, we should give him our warmest wee!" Yehudi said
lightly.
When the disciples heard Yehudi''s enlightening words, they stopped arguing andining. They
thought that maybe Yehudi was right and that Zen indeed deserved to be with them, and since he had
be a member of Drizzle Peak, they should stop attacking him behind his back.
Drizzle Peak was currently at the bottom of the ranking list–the weakest Peak among the 33 Peaks.
Since the number of disciples who could attend the All Peaks Competition was only seven, they should
be united as a team.
A few momentster, someone knocked on the door, and one of the disciples in ck robe bellowed,
"Come in!"
It was Cleve. When he heard the permission, he pushed the door open and whispered to Zen, "Yehudi
and other senior disciples are already inside. You cane in there and join their discussion."
Although Cleve''s strength was stronger than most disciples of the Drizzle Peak, he wasn''t strong
enough to be part of the top seven. As a result, he was not eligible to attend the meetings rted to All
Peaks Competition.
Zen thanked Cleve and stepped inside.
Yehudi looked at Zen, then stood up and said with a smile, "Are you Zen? This is our first time to meet
you so forgive us if we don''t recognize you. Nice to see you here. I''m Yehudi!"
"Nice to finally meet you, Yehudi. I''ve heard so much great things about you!" said Zen sincerely,
greeting with his cupped fists.
"Please take a seat here," Yehudi said heartily as he pointed to the top seat next to him. The top seat
originally belonged to him, but now he was willing to give it to Zen.
Zen didn''t have any knowledge of the inners'' seat arrangement, so he just epted Yehudi''s
instruction. He walked over and took the top seat as Yehudi offered.