An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

Tobias hung on the wall in a precarious life-or-death situation, and Elder Greene of the Drakes Dominion Order spat blood due to severe injuries.

Everyone stood frozen in shock, their attention fixed on the distressing scene.

The elites from the Drakes Dominion Order and the Frostwing Sect were left dumbfounded. They struggled to come to terms with the unbelievable sight before them.

Tobias and Elder Greene had long been acknowledged for their formidable strength. While not officially recognized as grandmaster martial artists, their prowess was on par with those who held such prestigious titles.

Years of dedicated refinement and experience had bestowed upon them a distinctive advantage.

Even when confronted by ordinary grandmasters, they possessed the capability to put up a formidable fight. Their collaborative efforts had yielded a remarkable track record of overcoming grandmasters together.

Tobias and Elder Greene weren't expecting victory, but at the very least, they could hold their ground against Dustin. What transpired, however, defied their predictions.

In a single exchange, both elites were defeated—one left severely injured, the other teetering on the brink of death.

gaping difference in strength was

mean, Mr. Blackwell and Elder

He took down both of the Drakes Dominion Order

strength, and he's so young. Can you imagine what he'll be like in a

Order and Frostwing Sect couldn't help but discuss among themselves. A sense of wariness and fear began to show on their

Greene were considered outstanding among them. However, they couldn't even come close to

leaders stepped in, it seemed like no one

this kid would be so strong. We really underestimated him," Yonah admitted,

a grandmaster martial artist, but he hadn't expected him to be this powerful. The two elders from the Drakes

much of a

regained his composure after a brief moment of surprise. Despite Tobias and Elder Greene

with both sect masters present—both widely recognized figures—handling Dustin

as he glanced at the heavily injured elders. "You went too far, young man," he remarked with a hint of