Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian)

"Exactly! Even I can't guarantee a win against him. This brat used to be so unremarkable though. How did he suddenly become so powerful in such a short time? Could it be that he has stumbled upon some extraordinary opportunity?" Lorenzo guessed. "You'll find out soon," Elsa said with a mysterious smile.

She was growing more eager by the minute to see the reaction of the Phaedra Island people once Sebastian's true identity was revealed.

Their expressions would surely be priceless, especially Bradley's. He might be enraged.

Meanwhile, the battle between Sebastian and Fressia had reached a fever pitch as they fought their way to the mountaintop.

"Woman, I never expected you to be this strong. How about not returning to the Everlight and coming with me instead? With your looks and power, you'd definitely be my favorite side chick," Sebastian continued to taunt her, trying to disrupt her focus. Although his tactics were somewhat underhanded, he only cared about the outcome.

Of course, he did have a slight personal interest in her. This woman was truly exceptional, and if he could win her over, she would be a tremendous asset.

In another couple of years, the two of them working together could dominate anyone in their path.

"You shameless scoundrel! I'll tear you to pieces!"

Fressia was utterly enraged now, making her attacks become even more ferocious. Her several-feet-long white sword aura seemed as though it could cut through anything in its path.

Sebastian wasn't fazed. He skillfully deflected all her strikes with his pike, waiting for the right moment to counterattack.

powerful clash, the two combatants instinctively used

a dazzling light began to emanate

any chances. He gripped his pike tightly as the spiritual energy within him surged, channeling all his power

pike began to glow, radiating

Light!" Fressia shouted, launching her

out

it began to tremble violently, as though on the verge of shattering.

forward too, releasing an even more

instant, everything

seemed to lose its

leaving only a vast. They

was so overwhelming to

en

The sun and moon seemed to vanish, and the air itself felt as

the two radiant beams of

A deafening explosion suddenly

Some of the weaken cultivators stumbled and