An Understated Dominance (Dustin Rhys)

Chapter 1198: Clash of the Titans

Even among the greatest masters, there are different levels of strength, and the gaps between these levels are like impassable chasms.

“Look at that boy, Derek has given him too much credit,” said Jan Crane with a grin, shaking his head. “It seems that Leader Ronald has reached new heights in his power after his retreat. I bet he can defeat Dustin in just three moves.”

“Is that so?” Derek raised an eyebrow, genuinely surprised. Ronald had already reached the peak of Grandmaster status several years ago. If he continued to improve, wouldn’t he be on the cusp of becoming a Martial Arts Master? In that case, the Martial Law Bureau would need to reassess his value.

“Dustin, you should never have challenged me. I gave you a chance back in the Black Forest, but it seems you’re determined to invite disaster upon yourself. Today, there’s no one who can save you!” Ronald continued to advance, his already formidable aura surging once again.

It was like a tidal wave, overwhelming everything in its path.

“Crack, crack, crack…”

Under the intense pressure, the energy surrounding Dustin began to fracture, resembling a giant piece of glass on the verge of shattering. The cracks spread rapidly, forming a complex web-like pattern.

“Buzz~!”

intensely, emitting

to calm its restlessness. It wasn’t time to unsheathe the

suddenly lunged forward, and with a “thud,”

end!” Ronald seized the opportunity, advancing quickly and transforming into a white streak of light shooting

the air was torn asunder, emitting thunderous roars, and carving deep

incredible speed and pressure were like a missile with

too transformed into a stream of light

neither side retreated or evaded; instead, they

finally collided after a brief

“Boom—!!”

earth-shaking explosion, and the ground quaked violently. The entire martial arts arena began to tremble, and a colossal crater was blasted into

cracks radiated outward from the edges of the

massive wave-like shockwave emanated from the point of impact and swept in all directions. Wherever it passed, it sent sand and rocks flying, shrouding the surroundings