An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

“Crystal, if you can advance to Group A and make it into the top ten, you’ll be famous. Then, the guild will pour all their resources into your training,” Miles said excitedly.

“I might have a chance to advance to Group A, but there’s no way I can make it into the top ten.” She shook her head.

She continued, “Most contestants in Group A are grandmasters. Who knows how many of the top ten are from the Heavenly Immortals list? With my current strength, I’m not even close to competing with those beasts.”

Crystal knew her limits. Even if she were against an early-stage grandmaster, her chances of winning were slim.

She knew competing with those beasts from the Heavenly Immortals was out of the question. After all, those who made it into that list were at least a late -stage grandmaster.

“Don’t be discouraged. Not all the elites from the Heavenly Immortals list will be competing. We can still try our luck. “Miles chuckled.

There weren’t many participants listed in the Heavenly Immortals in the Combat Tournament. Some were absent, while others had already fought in the earlier rounds.

After all, when two heavyweights clashed, some were bound to get hurt. Miles believed that the strongest contestants should fight each other first.

He knew they might have a shot to break into the top ten if they were lucky enough to face weaker or injured opponents. But these odds were slim.

“Let’s do our best.” Crystal didn’t say much. She was in a good mood and wasn’t looking for fame. Her main goal was to make friends in the tournament and broaden her horizons.

“Alicia, I’m sorry for letting the guild down.” Aurora returned to her seat, looking dejected. As Alloy’s daughter, losing to the Sword Union disciple was a blow to her pride.

did your best, so don’t be too

to winning,” Aurora replied, frustrated. If only she were composed and less impulsive,

losing are just part of the journey. Don’t get too hung up on it. Concentrate on your training, and you’ll bounce back and win again,” Alicia comforted her.

the Sword Union. I’ll defeat

stepped into the battle ring one after another. Even the elites from major guilds showcased their unique skills. Every match

the tournament meant more than just victory

Conversely, a loss could result in being overlooked and stuck

guild, as they would carry on the legacy passed down through generations. Therefore, achieving favorable results in the tournament was crucial for all

their best effort. They aimed to bring honor to their guild and establish their own reputations. Some even risked their lives in

top 32 contestants would be determined that day. Group A had already filled 20 spots and left 12 places up for grabs among the contestants in Group

incredibly intense, with over 100 elite participants from Group

the end. Dalen and Crystal successfully advanced to Group A, while the remaining ten spots were filled

contestant number 15 on qualifying. Today’s match is over. All qualified contestants, please get

announcement, the day’s event

would reduce the field to eight. A

members in the top 32. The future looks promising.”

was a Celestial Alliance disciple. Otherwise,

was the top guild in Dragonmarsh. They had two guaranteed spots in the top 32-Fenley and Riley Grayson, the Supreme