Chapter 22
Author: MagicPen
last update2026-07-16 23:29:24

The younger man shifted in his seat, his hand already reaching for the door handle. "Should we confront him? Should we go in there and see if he's truly awakened?"

The older man's jaw tightened, his eyes still locked on the restaurant entrance. "If he has awakened, then he needs to be dealt with quickly. Very quickly. Before he has any opportunity to train or upgrade himself further."

He paused, his voice dropping lower. "Remember what the masters said. They've been killing them faster now beca
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