An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

Dalen had provoked Thaddeus. When Thaddeus unleashed a powerful strike at the cost of his own lifespan, he pushed his cultivation to its limits. At that moment, he finally broke through and became a grandmaster martial artist.

With the prowess of a grandmaster, he executed his strongest technique- Mountain Defenco. Hence, this strike was the deadliest move he had ever delivered.

Thaddeus was confident that even if Dalen were a grandmaster martial artist, he wouldn’t be able to withstand the attack unscathed.

A powerful blue blade aura, accompanied by wind and thunder, surged toward Dalen with overwhelming force. Wherever it passed, skies darkened, thunder roared, and it seemed capable of cataclysmic destruction.

However, Dalen remained unfazed. He calmly opened his folding fan and gently waved it at the incoming blue blade aura.

Suddenly, a gentle breeze lifted into the air. It met the blue blade aura head-on, like a mouse trying to stop an elephant.

Thaddeus’s blade aura was immensely destructive and formidable. In contrast, Dalen’s gentle breeze seemed weak and delicate.

The difference between them was like a tsunami compared to mere waves. Just when spectators expected Thaddeus to kill Dalen, an unexpected scene unfolded.

breeze. There was no

his fan, Dalen effortlessly dispersed Thaddeus’s most powerful attack. The fragments of the blade aura shimmered with blue light, drizzling down

as stunned, Their mouths hanging open

that only a grandmaster martial artist could pull off. They were

such an attack, even with the protection of the Evasio

it by waving his folding fan. The fan seemed ordinary,

sent shivers down the spines of many grandmaster martial

eyes. They were baffled by how such a gentle movement could unleash such tremendous

fell over the surroundings. As they watched, the blue rain began to drizzle

is this possible? You…” Thaddeus was too shocked to speak.

intercepted? How did Dalen, who

he had been toyed with from start to finish. Was this the difference in their

of grueling training, enduring countless hardships and torments, he believed his strength was formidable enough to make a name for himself in the battle ring.

enough. He sensed that Dalen