Multiple laughter burst right through the air. Kevin didn't even realize when tears started streaming down from his face as he rolled over with his hands over his stomach...
"Poor and delusional! Two epic traits that you barely find in people these days!" He laughed harder. "Does it look like this is some sort of joke to you Stinky Saint!" Lady Erica added, sending another ripple of laughter running off through the hall. Despite their humiliating laughter, Saint kept the calm with his hands slightly clenched. He had been made to constantly go through their humiliation and he could not pick out a day that had gone by without it But looking at Victoria, slammed helplessly to her seat was a sting to his heart. "Even a dog would come out as the winner in a competition with you Saint. Don't ever think that you can have one with me!" Sparrow's face was laced with disdain. "Or maybe we should do as he says!" Lady Erica's words forced the hall into a sudden silence once again. They could not believe their eyes. Lady Erica has always had the highest resentment for her Son-in-law. How could I see them supporting him now? "You are trying to be funny right? Grandma!" Inquired Sage with a subtle chuckle. However, the growing seriousness of Lady Erica's stare was a negation to the statement. "Saint has always wanted a way to prove that he is worthy of our Victoria here. Then why don't we give him that chance that he has always desperately craved for. If he finds the heir of the Dragon Clan then he would remain Victoria's husband and have the blessing of the family too. But if not, he would have to sign the divorce agreement with her!" Saint stared at Victoria. Her head constantly shaking in a horrid disapproval. However Saint knew how much she had always wanted this. She had given a lot of things just to be with him over the years and it was his turn to return the favor. "I agree with the terms. As long as you don't break the promise yourself!" Saint, pulling his eyes away from Victoria, replied. "Then you should get your things packed already!" Sparrow chuckled, his face brightening up with smiles. "And my dear Victoria, see you at the altar soon!" Those were his last words before leaving. Saint returned home with Victoria who had her face all lined up with worries. Her heart pounded in her ears right into that of Saint's and she would not speak throughout the journey. "Do you have something bothering you?" The Saint immediately got home. "You knew very well that it's impossible to first get the heir of Dragon Clan before Sparrow. He has all the connections. How do you even intend to beat him?" Her voice came forcefully off from her lungs. She quivered, her head scattered all over the place until Saint came over and hugged her tightly. "You have done enough for me. Just let me do this. And you don't have to worry, we will start our search from where Sparrow won't think of looking. Just trust me!" ****** The blazing heat caused Saint to bottle up with sweat that streamed down from his face like a stream of water. From the registry, his search has been narrowed down to a certain age and a certain place that no one would have thought of searching. The Dragon Clan before putting up such an announcement to the public, with an almost vague picture of the heir, would have done all the search that anyone would think of doing. They were a powerful family after all. He would only think of doing something that they would not easily think of. Though he could feel his bones already weakening from the tiredness that ran through his vines, he could not stop. While he walked, he heard the sound of screeching wheels right before him and the multiple yells from the crowd. His being jolted out of his body as the side glass of the restaurant beside him brought his consciousness to the fact that an over speeding truck approached him violently. His heart pounded in his ears as his consciousness raced. Quickly, he tried to spin over and avoid the car, however, the closeness of the car made it impossible, suddenly crushing right into him. The last thing that he could remember was his consciousness gradually squeezing away from him and leaked all over his broken skin. Saint tried to breathe but it seemed like his lungs had suddenly lost their functions and life gradually slipped out of him. While he gasped for breath, the sound of footsteps overshadowed the sirens that had suddenly filled the scene. A familiar hand, and a face dripping over with villainess shot glasses boring right into his eyes. "You were just too smart for me to allow roaming through the streets. But you would not say I didn't warn you. I am the only one that has the right to winning the bet and having Victoria just like it should have always been. While you should be back to the hellhole you came from any moment from now!" Sparrow Jackson placed his hands right over Saint's face, giggled and walked away. The stretcher came, the doctors rushing him into the van. And while Saint gradually slipped away, a part of him that seemed to have been sucked away into the deep dark hole of his mind gradually came rushing back. His memories that seemed to have stopped right from the time that he met with Victoria came rushing in like a stream. And the realization of Saint's true identity came stoning back to him like a hard brick. He wasn't the useless Son-in-law that everyone thought he was, he was rather the heir that everyone sort for. The mighty heir and owner of the Dragon clan that seemed to have gone missing almost ten years ago. "Saint Dragon!"
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Chapter 135
The air inside the changing room was still warm from the heat of the battle, a soft mist rising from Saint’s body as he sat shirtless on the stone bench. His chest rose and fell slowly as he pondered on what he had heard the men outside saying. He could still hear the distant echoes of the crowd outside, chanting his name. The taste of victory was fresh—but beneath it, there was a strange unease lingering in his gut. Saint knew now that he had other things aside from Jain to be worried about. He was wrapping a cloth around a cut on his forearm when the door creaked open. Light from the hallway spilled into the room, casting the tall silhouette of a man—broad-shouldered, grizzled, and wrapped in faded red robes. The last person he had been expecting to join him in the changing room was that trainer that had been assigned to him. Kael, Saint’s original trainer. A man of few words and endless wisdom, Kael had once told him that greatness wasn’t about power—it was about restraint.“Im
Chapter 134
Words had spread across the demi god realm like wild fire that Saint had defeated the most powerful being even the rulers of the realm were afraid to confront and soon, people had began to flock Saint's mansion to either congratulate him or ask what his secret to defeating Jain was. But Han had asked that the door should be opened to nobody and Saint had concurred. Eventually, Fedco revealed to the both of them that since Saint had beaten the most powerful in the realm, he would get a revelation and he would have to remain at the training to receive the revelation and not in the mansion. "For easy access to you, master." Fedco had responded when Saint why he couldn't get the revelation at the mansion. "So when do I move there?" Saint asked. "As soon as you want to get the revelation." "So that means I would have to leave now." Saint said, more to himself than to the others who were present with him. "But you just got back, Saint, you cannot suddenly leave now. Besides, the trai
Chapter 133
The sacred training grounds that was normally reserved for sparring and meditation, had been transformed into an arena that was now filled with hushed whispers, wide eyes, and the weight of anticipation of the battle to come. Today was the day—the battle between Saint, the new arrival with a growing reputation, and Jain, the most feared and skilled warrior the realm had seen in centuries.Every seat that was carved into the crystalline mountains surrounding the arena was occupied. Beings who rarely left their sanctuaries came to watch. Spirits of ancient demi-gods hovered in the air, translucent and ethereal. They were all eager for a glimpse of the coming clash. The very soil beneath the arena hummed with a sacred energy, as if the realm itself understood the significance of what was about to happen.Saint stood at one end of the arena. His demeanor was calm and focused. His body was cloaked in light armor gifted by one of his teachers, it was a robe reinforced with silver dragon
Chapter 132
The sun over the Demi-God Realm shone brighter than usual. The news had spread like wildfire that one of the forbidden beasts had been slain at The Breathless Edge, a creature that hadn’t been subdued in centuries. The beast’s death sent ripples through the realm.Most of the Demi-Gods-in-training gathered in awe-struck circles, recounting the tale in exaggerated tones. “Did you hear?” one student said. “Jain killed the beast last night!”“I’m not surprised,” another chimed in. “He’s one of the strongest students here. Who else could’ve done it?”Jain, who was draped in his battle robe, walked among them with a half-smirk. his long silver hair flowing behind him like a war banner as he walked. He neither confirmed nor denied the stories, choosing silence while accepting the admiring glances and nods of respect from those who passed him. A few of the higher-level beings even bowed lightly as they addressed him.“To think someone could take down one of Ka'Thul’s shadow beasts…” murmu
Chapter 131
Saint, having passed his trial of balance days ago, now trained in solitude on a secluded cliff suspended between starlight and time—known simply as the Breathless Edge. He had suddenly grown fond of the cliff, and simply because he had discovered it to be close to his mansion. On some days, he never left the arena, even when Han begged him to give himself some rest. He had grown accustomed to the serenity the cliff brought to him. He stood shirtless under the crescent sky, as sweat glistened along his skin as he shifted through his stances. What Saint loved about the cliff was that, here, the celestial winds were different, it was heavier and weighted with pressure that forced one's muscles to adapt to extreme forces. It had become his favorite training ground, a place where silence spoke and the air listened.But tonight, the wind whispered something else.It was a sound that was barely audible but jarring. And it cut through the quiet. The sound was low, rumbling, like the grow
Chapter 130
The air was dense with golden mist as Saint approached the edge of a forest. It was unlike any that he had encountered so far in the Demi-God Realm. The trees shimmered with silver leaves, and the ground was covered in grass that hummed like a low melody. Everything was alive here—not just with magic, but with intent.This was the Sanctuary of Equinox, the realm where balance ruled above all else—balance of mind, body, spirit… and power. It was said to be the most unpredictable test in the entire Demi-God Realm, for those who walked through it either emerged enlightened… or never emerged at all.Saint paused at the edge, with his heart thudding loudly. His training with Soryan, Arlena, and Kael had prepared him in ways he couldn’t yet comprehend. But this… this was different.The moment his foot crossed into the forest, the world went silent. Even his thoughts seemed to hush.A voice echoed from the trees, smooth and serene._"Welcome, Seeker of Flame. You are here to face your imbala
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