Chapter 186
Author: CABO
last update2026-09-09 22:48:41

Lord Julian. He had told them exactly what to do when the Cloud-Soaring Sect arrived. Julian wanted them humiliated in front of the entire world.

"Halt!" the Guard Captain shouted loudly. He raised his shiny silver spear.

The three hundred disciples stopped walking. They huddled together behind Seraphina and Lucien.

"I am Sect Master Seraphina of the Cloud-Soaring Peak," Seraphina announced clearly. "We are here to answer the Imperial Decree. We are here to enter the Grand Tournament."

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