An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

Chapter 259

“Kiddo! I’m giving you two options. Either you kneel before Mr. Hummer or die!” Judge’s tone was frosty, and his gaze was stagnant like a pool, calm and impassive. He’d been killing since he was ten and had a body count of hundreds, if not thousands.

“I choose death. Come at me if you can.” Dustin beckoned him forward with his finger.

“How insolent!” Judge’s gaze turned increasingly frosty as he launched his spear forward. Like a canon, it shot

straight for Dustin’s chest.

Dustin stood unmoved and grabbed the spear, flinging it back. With a sharp whistle, it shot back out toward Judge with greater speed.

Judge sneered and mirrored Dustin’s stance, grabbing his own spear. However, as soon as he grabbed hold of it, it was as if he was struck by lightning. He staggered backward, his feet skidding along the ground, leaving deep imprints with each step.

“How could this be?” Judge’s expression changed, and he exerted his entire strength in an attempt to stop the

momentum of his steel spear.

A gaping wound was forming between his thumb and index finger, and his fingers were turning into a bloody

flesh and blood from the sheer force of energy. Even so, he didn’t

of force would be able to stop his

and his expression

Mr. Hummer!” he screeched loudly, losing his

trembled and escaped from his

wall, disappearing out of sight,

an egg.

mouth opened like he wanted to speak,

end, the mighty, third–ranked Judge met his demise at the hands

the lifeless body of Judge sprawled on the ground. This outcome was beyond anyone’s imagination. They had been certain that Dustin would meet his end with

by his

among The Hundred Immortals had fallen. His death was so sudden and bizarre that they wouldn’t have believed it if

where did this monster come from?”

open.

and Judge were all highly–skilled experts ranked on the Hundred Immortals. However, Dustin handled them like they were mere vegetables on

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It was truly terrifying!

this kid?

truly talented for his age