An Understated Dominance (Dustin Rhys)

Mulder knew Warrick had been on the battlefield for years, and his physical strength was unmatched. On top of that, he was already halfway to becoming an ultimate grandmaster.

Even if Warrick couldn’t defeat the prodigious Logan, Mulder figured the difference wouldn’t be too big.

But he never expected Logan to take down Warrick with a single finger, leaving him severely injured and unable to stand. The difference in their strength was far beyond anything Mulder could have imagined.

In other words, Logan had been toying with them from the start and didn’t take the fight seriously. If he had, they would’ve all been dead.

Warrick clutched his chest and coughed up blood as he staggered to his feet. His chest was a charred ruin, the flesh torn open and slick with blood. It was an awful, gory mess.

“I didn’t expect you to be this strong. I underestimated you,” he growled.

He slowly raised his head, and his face twisted with a menacing look. “Guess I was just unlucky to fall into your hands today.

Go ahead, make it quick. Just finish me off.

True to his nature, even if he couldn’t win, he’d rather die than beg for mercy.

“Don’t worry. I’m not going to kill you yet. You’re still useful,” Dustin said.

With a flick of his wrist, three silver needles instantly shot out and pierced three of Warrick’s vital pressure points.

Warrick’s body shuddered, and he immediately went limp. His limbs became weak, and he couldn’t even move a finger.

you do to me?”

realized he was immobilized. Even worse, his internal energy had been completely sealed. Now,

I’ve only sealed your cultivation,” Dustin said

and was about to grab Warrick when something strange

sky. At first, it was barely noticeable, like one of the countless stars. But in a heartbeat, the glow expanded hundreds of times and transformed into a

rapidly and grew larger every passing second, its tail trailing behind in fiery red flames.

the sky’as the

winds and clouds churned violently. The air seemed to warp around its presence. A terrifying,

radius, the sea froze, the winds came to

They couldn’t move or feel their

“Hmm?”

the falling blood-red moon, he felt a weight of pressure. He quickly raised his hand and formed a protective barrier above

the massive blood-red moon, nearly 30 feet in diameter, crashed into the barrier with

shockwave of immense energy rippled outward from the impact. The once-frozen sea erupted into chaos,

blown more than 30 feet away and

themselves oddly more accustomed to their current state.

crashed down, they

fishing boats docked near the shore were instantly torn

before Warrick and the

just crashed, a massive