. . The way Landon had easily defeated Muzan drew significant attention toward him. As Martins watched, he felt a surge of satisfaction. Seeing Landon’s strength with his own eyes gave him reassurance, though there was still uncertainty lingering in his mind. He wasn’t entirely sure if Landon could defeat Hendrix, but at least, for now, Landon had not disappointed him. That alone gave Martins a glimmer of hope. After winning the battle against Muzan, Landon calmly stepped away from the center of the stage, allowing other battles to take place. The matches continued, with more winners and losers emerging. Then, finally, the moment the entire audience had been eagerly waiting for arrived. “The next duel is between the two fighters—Landon King and Hendrix Anderson!” the invigilator’s voice boomed across the arena, immediately eliciting loud cheers and applause from the crowd. The excitement in the air was palpable. Both Landon and Hendrix stepped out into the middle of the stage, th

. . Amidst the bustling crowd, two individuals stood apart, watching the unfolding scene with eyes that betrayed no emotion. The chaos and excitement surrounding the bets placed on Landon and Hendrix held no interest for them. Their focus was fixed solely on Landon, watching him with an intensity that contrasted sharply with the commotion around them. “So, what do we do now, sir?” asked Silent Logan, his voice low but steady as he turned to the young man sitting beside him. “The time is right,” Fred, the younger man, replied, his tone calm yet decisive. Silent Logan furrowed his brows, unsure of what Fred meant. “What are you planning to do? Do you mean—” “Yes,” Fred interrupted before Silent Logan could finish his sentence. “It’s time to carry out Lord Leonard’s orders. Have you forgotten? He asked me to test Landon’s strength, and I think this moment is perfect for that.” Silent Logan’s expression shifted to one of concern. “Are you really sure this is the right moment? The De

I get it. You all want more chapters. I’ve been seeing the comments lately. And I agree, I haven’t been a consistent Author. The reason I’ve been uploading two chapters lately is because I’ve been preoccupied with many stuffs, but I want to plead with you all, I will surprise you all before this month ends. As for today’s chapter, I will uploading late today by 8pm USA time. I know with my past words you all won’t believe me, but I’m just saying this so that you all can be slightly expectant of what I want to do….

..The crowd remained in stunned disbelief. Even a fool could understand the gravity of the situation unfolding before them. Although Landon seemed to have the upper hand, it was abundantly clear that Hendrix was far from weak. In fact, he was immensely powerful. Now that they had witnessed Hendrix removing the weights from his body, the crowd instantly realized that Hendrix hadn’t even been using his full strength up until now.“You thought you’d already won, didn’t you?” Hendrix asked, a confident smile spreading across his face as he faced Landon.But Landon remained unfazed, his expression calm and collected. “And do you really think that changes anything?”“Yeah, it changes everything,” Hendrix replied with a nod, his smile growing even wider, almost as if he already knew the outcome of this battle. His confidence was palpable, making the tension in the arena rise to new heights.“To be honest,” Hendrix began, his voice carrying across the silent arena, “I’m not just a peak divi

..Since the beginning of the competition, this was only the second time Landon had been forced to kill another martial artist. The first instance was with Muzan, and now, the second time was with Hendrix.The reason why Landon chose to end the lives of these two—unlike his previous opponents, whom he had spared—was deeply personal. Muzan and Hendrix were different. With them, the rivalry went beyond the tournament; it became personal in ways the other matches hadn’t.In Muzan’s case, Landon never harbored any deep resentment or strong personal grudge against him before the fight. However, when the moment came, Landon made the choice to kill Muzan without hesitation. To him, Muzan did not deserve any mercy, and there were several reasons why he came to that conclusion.Muzan had never shown mercy to his opponents in the past. Throughout his history as a martial artist, Muzan had been ruthless, always showing cruelty rather than compassion. Furthermore, Muzan had greatly offended Loga