An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

Dustin had never expected anyone to risk their lives for him. Donovan’s decision to stay silent to save himself wasn’t inherently wrong.

“Your father saved me countless times and put so much trust in me, but I did nothing. It’s genuinely embarrassing,” Donovan lamented.

If Dustin had scolded or hit him, it might have been easier for Donovan to bear. However, Dustin showed no intention of blaming him, intensifying his guilt.

“Abbot Lumen, I have a question. We had no issues with the Dragon Guard, so why were they trying to eliminate us? “Dustin asked again.

“The reason is simple. You pose a threat to the established order,” Donovan said helplessly.

dominated the scene, overshadowing imperial authority. For the organization, your

to annihilate us?” Dustin furrowed his brow, a steely glint in

sighed softly. He went on, “If it were only your father’s renown, the organization might endure or seek a

natural military genius, undefeated in countless battles. He was acknowledged as a king

and was already an ultimate grandmaster in martial arts in her thirties. She was number

With a guardian beast since birth and a profound destiny, you achieved grandmaster

excellence. If allowed to grow unchecked, not even the organization could withstand the brilliance

secure their position and power, they orchestrated a brutal event targeting you and your mother, aiming to eliminate any potential future

Dustin clenched his fists, his face darkening. He always thought his mother’s death was related to imperial authority, but he never

force, driven by fear of threatening its status and power, didn’t hesitate

teeth. There was a fierce glint in his eyes, and he seemed downright murderous. An organization that abused its power had