Chapter 392
Author: De Scripter
last update2026-07-02 23:52:39

Without warning, Adrian attacked.

Barry barely managed to dodge, stumbling back before creating some distance between them. He blinked in surprise. "Hold on." He raised a hand, "Are we starting now?"

"Yup." Adrian slipped off his jacket and folded his sleeves, "We're starting right now."

Barry swallowed. He had trained beside Adrian countless times, but never against him. Somehow, that thought made him smile instead of worry.

His upgraded eye quietly came to life as a faint blue light flic
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