Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian)

"Are you calling me a busybody?" Bruce snorted. "How can I do nothing when my future son -in-law is in trouble? Besides, you're the one who broke the rule of a fair fight between him and your son. Aren't you worried that people might laugh at you?"

The spectators silently nodded in agreement. Flynn was the one who challenged Sebastian to a duel in the first place. According to the rules, no one should interfere in the duel. However, the shameless Bradley had brazenly saved his son and attempted to murder Sebastian.

"I don't give a damn about those rules! Whoever hurts my son deserves to die!" Bradley was bloodthirsty.

"You won't lay a hand on him with me around!" Bruce was similarly stubborn. The two fathers teetered on the brink of a fight.

At that moment, the two patriarchs and elders of two other families arrived at the scene and pulled the two men apart. Bradley gladly took the chance to leave, but not before glaring at Sebastian.

The duel ended in a way that was unexpected for many. They had expected Flynn to win, but Flynn was decimated by Sebastian, who had started off playing defense but later broke Flynn's hand and kicked Flynn away.

The older grandmasters were in awe of Sebastian's fighting capability.

for saving me." Sebastian expressed his gratitude

you have to be careful now because Bradley York is a vindictive

worried about the threat, especially knowing that he'd complete a transformation

dual cultivation method, once he entered the Divine Realm, he would surpass the other

able to win against Bradley, but it would be a

the duel, Sebastian went to the bookmaker to claim

one billion dollars as a show of

group. He was elated when they first placed the bets, thinking they were squandering their money. He never

one billion while Joseph and his daughter Zia jointly bet one billion. Those who bet one billion on Sebastian each received a payout of

just to Sebastian, the Sanders siblings, and the father-daughter pair. In total, he lost close to ten billion dollars, including the payout to the 20 or so

of people bet on Flynn, their bets totaled eight billion dollars and were insufficient to cover the payout. In the end,

reluctant to let him go, to the point that she wanted to leave with him. He stopped her because he didn't want to place her in danger while he