An Understated Dominance (Dustin Rhys)

In the corner of the stands, Jeremiah watched with a frown as the mangled mess George lay in the battle ring. His expression was somber.

He knew exactly how strong George was. Compared to the flashy Bill, George was in a league of his own.

With his exceptional talent and genetic modifications, George’s physical strength, defense, and speed had reached the absolute limits of human capability. Even Dragonmarsh’s grandmaster martial artists would struggle to last a single round against him.

Yet, he couldn’t believe Abigail had taken down the invincible George. And not just defeated, but beaten to a pulp with fists. He wouldn’t have believed it if he hadn’t seen it with his own eyes.

“This is givinga headache.” Jeremiah narrowed his eyes as his face darkened. He had known the mission would be challenging, but he hadn’t anticipated it to be this tough.

They had started as a team of three. But now, halfway through the tournament, he was the only one left. The pressure was intense.

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Jeremiah realized that withdrawing at this point would be unacceptable to the Hall of Gods. So, he had no choice but to take it one step at a time.

The only silver lining was that the top martial artists on the Legendary List had already fought in the match. He believed the remaining opponents would be less formidable. With careful strategy, he still had a high chance of making it to the top eight.

clearing and repairing the battle ring, Oron announced, “The fourth match is about to begin. Please welccontestant number four and contestant number 13 to the ring.” Crystal stood with her sword

top 16. At that moment, she had no idea who

it your all, Crystal!” Ruby cheered from

already an impressive achievement, advancing to the top eight would bring her fame. Additionally, she

on his back walked up. His sharp, piercing

To her surprise, he was Emeret

he ranked just below Glenn in skill. His mastery of swordsmanship was similarly unparalleled. Emeret kept a

against Cyrus, where he remained unbeaten across three rounds. His strength was evident through

we have a friendly spar, like old times?” “A spar?” She shook her head helplessly. “When have I ever beaten you since joining the guild?” She knew her chances of winning

I won’t waste your time, so I’m conceding.” Crystal nodded respectfully. She understood her limits and recognized that continuing would only result

That’s not like you,” Emeret said, surprised. He was familiar with her tenacity and knew she typically fought fiercely,

sas sparring. You should save your energy for tougher opponents tomorrow,”

Disguising one’s true strength was crucial for keeping opponents off balance and increasing the chances of victory. Since she couldn’t defeat him,