The Girlboss Begs for Remarriage by Chu

The weirdo laughed coolly. "It's as everyone's said—you are as weird as you are conceited. But that's no issue-let me show you the gap between you and this world."

And with those words, he pointed a finger at Frank.

While Frank could not sense an attack, he dodged by instinct and watched as the spot where he had been standing distorting as if an unfurling ripple.

The very air seemed to have been bent by some sort of energy, and it would actually have been troublesome for him to take the brunt of it.

Jada noticed what happened and exclaimed, "Chief, is the weirdo actually very powerful?!"

Frank smiled, shaking his head.

Gesturing at the pictures of the mystical beasts with his chin, he explained, "His ability most likely has something to do with those pictures. I'm not too sure if his true form is all that strong, but the one in front of us is really no big deal. He could hurt me at best, but not kill me."

The weirdo snorted. "Say whatever you like when it comes to boasting, no one would win against you."

He then started pointing at Frank repeatedly with both hands, and Frank kept dodging while closing in on the weirdo.

At first, the weirdo could stand his ground, convinced that Frank would never reach him, until fear eventually found him, and he started to back away.

Frank chuckled. "Why are you running? Weren't you convinced of your might? Why fear me?"

Jada chimed in, "If you're that strong, stand and fight my master!"

her eyes-not at the weirdo,

simply scorned her own self from a second ago,

thought-Frank was the most powerful man in the world, both

that's impossible! My technique, once homed in on a target, would hit it regardless of

hands,

was in front of the weirdo, seizing

an instant, the

the clear threat

death with

his

Frank's fingers aroun

that did not stop

g defiantly. "No, thi

can't be

it!"

this move, so he could not believe that

only reason in the end was that the brat must have been hiding it. That had to be

got you so

Frank had won, he was all too happy

coldly. "If I'd been better informed and knew could

else, and