The Supreme God of Martial Arts

"Martin, you're no more than a follower. If you continue to do this, aren't you afraid that you'll be treated like an outcast? Are you

stupid?"

"You're right. As a follower, just study harder and make the best of your school life.

Don't be so conceited. Sooner or later that will cause your expulsion from the Blue Dragon School."

All the trainees yelled at Austin and bridled at him.

As full-fledged formal students they thought of themselves superior and looked down upon the followers.

They didn't expect themselves to be confronted with a follower who forced them to bend and bow down.

"I value the opportunity to study here. Thus, I've decided to obey the rules and do as what a follower is asked to do.

A good and responsible follower should protect his master's private premises from covetous stares.

Now you and your companions have broken into Princess Kimberly's territory. Of course | just can't let you go.

So cut the crap.

Pay the price of your irreverence before you can leave,"

Austin said coldly. With a stoic face, he readied a large arrow with purple light emitting majestic power on the Invincible Bow in his

hand.

Each student could tell that the purple bow was a powerful magic treasure.

Moreover, Austin's power and fighting skill made them realize that he was astonishingly powerful and no one could match him.

"What do you want?"

a student tentatively asked.

"Well, it's easy. How about givingsmoney or resources for cultivation. | prefer srarely-seen treasures or weapons,"

Austin voiced with a smile.

"How dare you! You're just an insignificant bastard. Know your place here. Don't be ridiculous!

I'm going to complain to the disciplinary commission."

One of the students shouted back at him.

"Go ahead and do that.

If you have the guts, go and complain!"

Austin retorted with a cold glare.

Shoop, Shoop, Shoop

A dozen purple light arrows rained in the air, roaring and shooting towards the students

The Invincible Bow had broken its eighth-level restriction, and Austin was more and more proficient in employing the Magic

Archery. More than that, his physical strength got stronger which caused the arrows to be more powerful.

The student's face tically changed as he faced a dozen arrows coming to him.

He drew back with all his strength and took out a black short stick that emitted black light. With mighty energy, the black stick

collided with the purple light arrows.

However, the purple light arrows were stronger. The student spurted blood and turned ashen.

Austin raised the Invincible Bow again and aimed at the student's head, ready to strike.

"Wait!

| will pay the price immediately."

The student was frightened after knowing that he couldn't block the purple light arrows.

He took out a Space Ring, put a great deal of valuable resources in it and threw it to Austin.

Austin took it over and checked it with his spiritual sense.

"Good boy."

Austin nodded.

When the student saw the satisfied expression on Austin's face, he used his bodily movement skill and escaped as quickly as

possible.

Soon, other students followed his suit and began to pay Austin with money or magic treasures.

These students could tell that Martin wouldn't give up easily unless they did what was required.

Without choice, they swallowed their pride and paid the price grudgingly.

"Humph! The Universe Sect wouldn't take this insult kindly. We'll wait and see!"

A dozen or so members of the Universe Sect had already helped Tam up from the ground. They glared at Austin and left without

any delay.

"Stop!

Who allowed you to leave? According to the rules, you can only leave after paying the price,"

Austin shouted at those disciples of the Universe Sect.

"You've got a nerve to threaten the Universe Sect. You're either plucky or stupid."

They all stared at him with fury in their eyes.

"I don't care who you are or which sect you guys belong to. You can't leave here until you have paid the price."

Austin sneered.

"Fine. Get the money.

It's yours.

However, remember this. You will pay a hundred times or even a thousand times back in the future!"

Tam seethed back at Austin.

As Tam's words trailed off, a disciple of the Universe Sect stepped forward and threw a Space Ring at Austin.

Austin checked it again with his spiritual sense.

"Damn it! There are so many of you but so little money in the Space Ring. Such an act of sheer folly here.

It's not enough,"

Austin snapped.

Those proud disciples of the Universe Sect simmered with rage. If looks could possibly kill, Austin would have been dead on the

spot.

They had never been treated this way before. What he did to them was outrageous.

"Give him more."

Tam gave the order while gritting his teeth.

Another Space Ring was tossed to Austin. He took it over and sensed it.

"You can now leave,"

said Austin with a satisfied smile.

With a wave of his hand, Tam led more than a dozen disciples away without looking back.

From then on, nobody dared trespass Kimberly's mountain or any place near it.

"Adios! Have a good day."

Looking at a pile of floating Space Rings in front of him, Austin was very pleased and in a good mood. He couldn't help but shout at

the figures far away in the sky.

They heard him, and his words only rubbed salt on their wounded pride.

"This world is crazy, isn't it? A follower dared blackmail us in broad daylight."

Many students nursed bitterness in their hearts.

Austin made a brief adjustment to the number of Space Rings.

The money in the rings added up to a large amount which could be shefty resources for cultivation.

This time, the other three followers who had been hiding in the forest covetously stared at Austin.

"Am | delusional?

Martin dared blackmail those formal students, and many of them are actually first level students!"

"This is so horrible!"

"The situation is getting worse. I'm afraid that Martin has caused big trouble for our master."

The three followers trembled with fear.

"Ha ha, | have made a hefty profit today."

Paying no attention to the three coveters, Austin moved his body and returned to his hut.

Far away, at the Blue Dragon School, an ordinary looking middle-aged man was standing in front of the Power Ranking Stela and

looking at Martin's name. It was ranked the 60th.

"It's strange. | have investigated Martin. He is no more than a follower.

Is it possible that even a follower's ncould be listed at the Power Ranking Stela?

Well, this matter is very unusual. As a steward, | can't ignore it. | have to report it to Elder Chris."

The middle-aged man was confounded as he murmured to himself.

It turned out that this middle-aged man was a steward of the Blue Dragon School.

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