An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

“Stop right there!” Just as Dustin was about to finish Caspian, a sudden shout cut through the air. At the same time, a projectile shot out of the shadows, a deadly dart aimed right at Dustin’s back.

Dustin raised an eyebrow, swiftly turned around, and caught the dart with two fingers. Upon taking a closer look, it was a poisoned dart. It emanated a dark aura, sporting the mark written “Mystic”. It was an object from Mystic Arts Order!

“Who are you? You dare to attack a disciple of the Mystic Arts Order? You’ve got some nerve!” At this moment, an old woman in black robes emerged from the shadows.

The old lady had a weathered appearance, a petite figure that seemed ordinary. But her eyes were exceptionally cold and sharp, like venomous snakes. It instilled fear in anyone who caught her gaze.

“Madam Beatrix? Madam Beatrix, save me!” Seeing her, Caspian acted like he had just found a lifeline. He stumbled towards her, seeking refuge.

Though others might not know, he knew that Beatrix was an elder of the Mystic Arts Order, a grandmaster martial artist. Unlike regular grandmasters, her mastery of mystic arts had peaked, making her a formidable force with deadly techniques.

single-handedly, but one was dead, and the other two were severely injured. Since then,

a sorry state against a brat like him. You’re a disgrace to the Mystic Arts Order!”

known as the top evil sect, had reached a point where its name struck fear into the hearts of everyone. When did

you’ve no idea. This bastard is a grandmaster martial artist,

surprised. Achieving grandmaster status at such a young age

what’s your name, and who is your mentor?” Beatrix inquired cautiously. A young prodigy like him would undoubtedly have an exceptional background. If she just exterminated him without thinking, it could stir up a whole

I am doesn’t matter. I’m here for justice,” Dustin responded calmly. This person by your side tried to kill me. Hand him

got the guts to take my men?” Beatrix narrowed her eyes. ” It

But when someone crosses me, I settle the score. Otherwise,