The Soldier's Unsurpassable Honor novel Chapter 3315

Rudy raised an eyebrow as he pressed his forehead, no longer daring to think any further. The more he thought, the crueler he felt the world was. He had always said that the world was a place of survival of the fittest before this, but he never truly felt the meaning of the phrase until that moment.

Rudy took a deep breath, "In the eyes of the strong, you'll feel like all of this is right. However, in our eyes, we just feel like it's crazy. The world is just too crazy.

"Death doesn't seem to matter in this world at all. No wonder I was too scared to try and survive in a large clan before. The competition is too fierce. It comes with so many corpses, and so many people lose their lives so easily. I don't want to be one of them, I just wanted to live my life carefully."

Fane smiled, not expecting that Rudy would have thought about it so much. Fane had felt like Rudy used to just do whatever he pleased using his position, but he learned humility after going through so much. He never expected that Rudy was already so humble that he was content with living a careful life.

The discussions around them caused the place to sound like a market. Everyone was discussing whether they should participate in the slaughter game. A lot of people were tempted to try it out but were worried that they would be unlucky enough to meet someone strong. However, a lot of them still felt like they should try their luck.

They felt like they would not be so unlucky that they would become cannon fodder the moment they entered, but practically everyone seemed to think like that. Everyone had the same idea that they were the special ones that would not die. However, Fane felt that that way of thinking would push them right into their deaths.

Slaughter games were the playground of the strong. The weaklings were only there to be killed. Weinhord City had warriors from three second-grade worlds. Those warriors would forget about their dignity for the sake of spirit crystals, slaughtering everyone they saw in sight.