Oscar's fury had gone far beyond reason this time.What those three men had done was something he couldn't tolerate—not even for a second.The house trembled violently.Dust still drifted through the air.The shattered remains of the building lay silent, bearing witness to the battle that had just ended.The atmosphere remained heavy, but the suffocating pressure that had dominated the fight was slowly fading away.Time passed.Silence settled over the ruins.There was no movement.No sound.No life.This time, every one of them had died from a single release of the compressed force Oscar had been holding back.He stood there for a moment.Then slowly drew a deep breath.For the first time since the battle had begun, his shoulders relaxed.Elizabeth approached him carefully."Are you okay?" she asked softly, though her body was still trembling.Oscar gave a small nod."I'm fine. What about you? Are you hurt? Did they injure you?"The concern in his voice was unmistakable.Oscar could

Neither retreated.Because they knew there was nowhere left to run.Oscar took a step forward.Slowly.Yet the pressure he radiated felt heavier than ever."That's enough," he said quietly.His voice wasn't loud.But it was absolute.Then—He vanished.Whoosh!BOOOOOOM!!The final collision shook the entire area.When the dust finally settled—Only Oscar remained standing.Elizabeth stood behind him.Her breathing was slightly uneven.But her eyes remained focused.The street fell silent.Completely silent.Oscar didn't move immediately.He stood there for several seconds.Making sure.Then he took a slow breath.The battle was over.But his expression never changed.Because he knew this wasn't the end.It was only the beginning.Oscar glanced over his shoulder.“Let’s go home.”Elizabeth nodded without hesitation.Together, they walked toward the car, leaving the silence behind them.A silence that Oscar knew was only the beginning of something new.Something bigger.Something far mo

Disrupt the rhythm.Find the smallest opening.At first, it was invisible.But little by little, it began to form.THUD!A minor clash.Nothing dramatic.Yet it was enough to make one of them hesitate.Just a fraction of a second.For anyone else, it would have meant nothing.For Oscar, it was everything.Whoosh!He slipped into the opening.Faster.Deeper.WHAM!His strike landed cleanly against the man's flank.For the first time, one of the three was driven back farther than before.The formation cracked.The man in the center immediately moved to cover the gap.But Oscar was already gone.Whoosh!He gave them no time.BAM!The second attack came before they could recover.They tried to close ranks again.But their rhythm had already been disturbed.And Oscar had no intention of letting them regain it.The battle shifted.Slowly.Unmistakably.The fracture in their coordination remained almost invisible.Yet Oscar felt it clearly.That tiny delay.That brief disruption in timing.A

“It’s fine,” Oscar said calmly. “I was drawing out the toxins that were still hidden in your father’s body. He’ll be fine now. In fact... his internal power will become even stronger.”He casually wiped the dark blue-black blood from the corner of his mouth and gave a brief explanation.“Oh...” Elizabeth finally understood, though she couldn’t hide her surprise.So when the toxins were removed, Oscar was the one who suffered the consequences.That was what had happened when their palms were connected. Through the purification process, Oscar could sense everything within the other person’s body—and he bore the full burden of whatever condition they carried.“What do you feel?” Oscar asked.“Nothing unusual,” General Danur replied. “But my body feels much lighter.”Oscar smiled, relieved to hear that.“Then you should get some rest.”“Alright.”As soon as General Danur left the room, Elizabeth moved into the seat he had occupied moments earlier.Now it was her turn.Oscar knew she neede

Mahesa chuckled softly behind his granddaughter.“So it’s true.”His gaze narrowed as he looked at Elizabeth.“Impressive. Your body was able to withstand a transfer of that magnitude. Women with talent like yours are rare. Normally, only exceptionally strong men can endure such power.”Elizabeth said nothing, but her body tensed.The old man could see things that ordinary people would never notice.Mahesa stepped forward.Each step carried a subtle pressure that made the air feel heavier.“You two are certainly interesting.”His eyes shifted from Elizabeth to Oscar.“But your destinies are not the same.”Oscar stared at him coldly.“I don’t believe in destiny.”Mahesa smiled faintly.“That’s because you still don’t know who you really are.”The black ring around Oscar’s neck suddenly pulsed harder.Once.Twice.Three times.His heartbeat quickened with it.Mahesa saw the reaction and his eyes gleamed with satisfaction.“Yes... exactly as I suspected.”He raised one hand.Dark energy