"At least I'm better than certain people who passed the first stage of the trial by taking hostages," the phantom said. "You forced fully armed regular troops to clear a path for you. It looked impressive, but in reality, you don't even have a record of formally fighting another hunter... For someone like you who relies on tricks, it's hard to say whether you'll hold the entire team back."
Sun Hang thought to himself that Tianshu Tower must have sealed off the news of Tyrant's loss of control. Otherwise, this guy would not have said something like "you don't even have a record of formally fighting another hunter."
But then again, this guy probably had the same attitude toward him as Tyrant did—among Anomaly Hunters, strength was revered above all else. Sun Hang's earlier actions might have seemingly allowed him to pass the first stage of the trial by skipping class, but they had actually made him a target of public criticism.
Especially for someone like Tyrant, who craved empty fame. He would rather violate his agreement with Tianshu Tower than come here to deal with Sun Hang. Standing up for those people Sun Hang had coerced was merely an excuse—his real goal was probably to step on Sun Hang to gain more popularity and attention.
They were all just fame-chasing bastards... Sun Hang sighed inwardly.
"So you came to my room just to test my strength?" Sun Hang asked. "Now I'm a little curious. In your eyes, roughly where does my strength stand?"
"Setting everything else aside, in terms of basic personal qualities alone, you don't even possess the vigilance a hunter ought to have." The phantom's tone was filled with disdain. "I advise you to withdraw from the trial voluntarily. Someone like you will only harm both others