An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

“Uncle Seth… Uncle Seth!”

As Seth’s body slowly dissipated, Dustin’s eyes turned red, and his voice grew desperate. Having been severely injured earlier, he was overwhelmed, spewing another mouthful of blood before collapsing to the ground. In a daze, a dejected expression adorned his face.

In the relentless pursuit of truth and vengeance, he had sacrificed too much. Another loved one had departed.

Was his quest worth all the sacrifices? Would there have been so many casualties if not for his vengeance- driven choices?

“For a swordsman, perhaps this is the best ending,” Glenn said. His gaze fixed on the trembling Dragon Sparrow Sword, and he added, “The Sword Whisperer lived a brilliant life.

final moments, he shone brightly-single-handedly slaying Alaric, destroying the Dragon Guard, and

arrogant and dismissive, even toward his own master, but found himself genuinely impressed by Seth. It was the true brilliance a Sword Whisperer should possess, something all swordsmen could only

died if it weren’t for saving me!”

seeking revenge meant losing more loved ones, he’d rather live his

grasped the decisions his father made years ago – the death of his mother and his

perceiving his father as weak and fearful of losing power and status, Dustin came to realize that his father’s fear wasn’t centered

another’s shoes. Could it be that his father was

affect you, then

death was his own choice, his decision. It has nothing to do with you. Also, do you think

strategically planned a decade ago, aiming to annex the West Lucozian monarchy. The moment has now

these affairs, calamity is inevitable- just

West Lucozia, you carry everyone’s