16 Passing the Test And Becoming a Martial Artist

"Good!"

Andrew heaved a sigh of relief.

If it was just the strength of a third-grade martial artist, it shouldn't be difficult to defeat Chief Charles with his current condition.

After all, even the New York State University branch's recruitment teacher, Will, a martial artist at the peak of the third-grade, had been defeated by him.

Moreover, with his weapon in hand and the ability to use the Nine-layered Thunder Blade, his chances of defeating Chief Charles had increased.

However, Andrew did not relax.

The man in front of him was the number one martial artist in Massachusetts. Even if his strength was suppressed to the third-grade, he was still far more powerful than an ordinary fourth-grade martial artist.

After all, a person who could become a Grandmaster had more battle experience than an ordinary martial artist.

Andrew held the B-grade composite metal blade and slowly walked to Chief Charles.