Life After Prison Novel by Silencieux

Chapter 2266

Severin was already a preparatory disciple of Midland’s Grandiuno Sacred Land. had a clear path ahead. Becoming a level five paragon would grant him passage to Midland, which he could attain within a year and a half due to his perfect-stage level two paragon attainment.

There should be no need to expose himself to the risks of the outside world when training in silence was more than enough to aid in his advancement. Had Oskar not intervened in time, Severin might have found himself in a dire predicament at the hands of the royal paragon from the Gahrrs. The wrath of such a powerhouse royal paragon could alter the terrain, leaving countless corpses and rivers of blood in its wake. A mere paragon could never be able to hold out against such power.

Severin remained silent and merely smiled. His expedition to the Fierce Beast Mountain was aimed at acquiring spiritual fire to enhance the Lotus Divine Attack, as that would equip him with additional trump cards. The Starry Sky Battlespace was a place where prodigies from major holy places, descendants of celestials, and evil practitioners would converge –Severin would be wise to remain vigilant as he had only a level two paragon attainment.

him. “We should all be thankful that he came back

to the four women. “I won’t let that

a royal paragon, then even Clarkin would tread lightly and avoid venting out all that anger on him. If Severin had been a supreme

into seclusion after bidding farewell to Diane and the others. He sat cross-legged in his training room and initiated his exercises to

channeling the technique caused two distinctly- colored flames to manifest on Severin’s body. The first was an icy, greenish Fire of Nine Ghosts; the second was the True-Sun Fire that was harnessed through the True-Sun Fist. As the two spiritual fires merged,

his chiseled facial features and a glaze-like flawless complexion. As

reinvigorate him. The whistling sound of the fog that he exhaled added a touch of strength and mysticism