Chapter 178: Valiant Princesses Chapter 178: Valiant Princesses Not a single trace of surprise or humility was visible on his face.

“In the end, skill speaks for itself,” he remarked, voice even and unwavering.

“I am the best at what I do.” His words, though simple, carried the weight of arrogance.

Prince Ankhbayar, standing behind him, clenched his jaw but did not argue.

He had come close, but not close enough.

“Dixan may have won, but this wasn’t a landslide.” “Prince Ankhbayar’s form was elegant, maybe even more so than Ji-ho’s.” “That’s a bold claim, but I see your point.

He didn’t just shoot well, he looked like he belonged there.” Others, particularly supporters of Dixan, tried to downplay the narrow margin.

“In the end, winning is what matters.

Ji-ho didn’t struggle, he just won efficiently.” “Maybe, but it looked like he had to actually try this time.” The contrast between the two princes became a hot topic.

Ji-ho had undeniable precision, but Ankhbayar carried himself with an elegance that made his near victory feel like a statement.

The air was thick with anticipation as Prince Obinna of Lionara and Prince Ji-ho of Dixan stepped onto the archery field for the final round.

Dixan had already proven themselves as the dominant force in archery, and Ji-ho was their undisputed champion.

Still, Lionara refused to back down.

As the match began, Obinna put up a strong fight.

His form was solid, his focus unwavering, and his arrows flew true.

But Ji-ho was on another level.

Arrow after arrow, the difference in skill became glaringly obvious.

Ji-ho’s shots were effortless, precise, and deadly accurate.

His arrows struck the bullseye with unerring consistency, while Obinna’s, though impressive, landed just outside the center more often than not.

Which surprised him.

nervous about competing with Ji-ho making him to barely land his

the time the final arrow was released, the gap

won

“Expected.

royals in

real competition.” “Ji-ho

why he’s the best.” “Lionara tried, but their strength clearly lies elsewhere.” “Obinna did

never going to be easy.” “He may have lost, but at least he didn’t embarrass us.”

comes to archery.” While the rest of Lionara tried to find

fists, her jaw tightening as she watched Ji-ho walk away with his usual

been one sided, and she

should have been the one facing him.” The thought burned

better than

had spent time training in secret, and she was certain she could have

“We didn’t just lose.

lost badly.” She exhaled sharply,

Lionara deserved better.

the five major kingdoms stepped onto the field,

her precision and composure, she was expected to be a strong contender, given

Anya of Haran was a wildcard in this

earlier events, leaving many wondering if they were hiding a

Princess Abigail of Gigangum.

on strength rather than

not known for archery, Abigail’s raw power made her shots

Princess Chimeg of Roxurun.

horseback riding, but Chimeg was determined

though Nnenna had serious doubts about her sister’s ability to perform at the level required

sat back, arms crossed, watching the

understood the king’s desire to give every royal child a chance to shine, but she

personal glory; it was about

observed by important royal guests, including potential

weak performance would only lower their standing

Still, she remained silent.

decision, it wasn’t her place

arrows were loosed, the

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