81. Fight on!

Riley was silent.

Silence that Greg Sehel interpreted to mean that the young man couldn't answer his question.

"If you really don't want to fight against your friends, you can withdraw from the selection of this new soldier," Greg said with a gait, looking at Riley from a distance that was of course rather far away.

Riley was still silent, so Greg added, "If you still have a weak heart, you shouldn't register yourself as a soldier."

Riley, who had lowered his head, raised his head again just to listen to Greg's words again.

"How can you fight your enemy if you can't even win over your own friend? This isn't even a matter of life and death. It's just a matter of you beating your friend in a competition," Greg continued.

Riley slowly clenched his fists. His heart was in turmoil. What Greg said was true.

It was just that he still found it hard to accept. He had fought all night with his group mates, working together to get through to the next stage.

However, after they passed, the