The Soldier's Unsurpassable Honor



Some managed to guess, but most of them were still trapped in confusion. All of them frowned, anxious to know the answer. The passionate discussions did not stop things from going on as they should. After being sure that the beast was dead, the masked caretaker walked up the stage steadily.

He raised his hand and waved, "Challenger, please exit the stage. The stage needs to undergo maintenance. The second match will commence in five minutes."

Fane nodded as he turned around and left the stage. He looked around at the passionate crowd. At that moment, even the calmest warriors were deep in discussions.Content rights by NôvelDr//ama.Org.

Fane had planned to return to the spectator stands since Rudy was still there. Yet, when he saw how thirsty everyone was for more information, Fane immediately changed his mind. He did not want to bother talking to them at all. They could assume whatever they wanted to.

After all, only one match had ended. After three battles were all done would those people stop insulting him. Fane knew very well that even though he had won the first battle, those people with sinister intentions would still be incredibly focused on belittling and insulting him.

A lot of people would probably just say that he got lucky, and that his luck would not keep on holding out. Winning the first out of three did not mean anything. Only by winning all three in a row would he be able to truly prove his strength.

Thinking about that, Fane let out a light

laugh as he turned away, not even bothering to spare a second glance at the audience. The warriors in the audience were about to go crazy.

They had thought that Fane would return to the spectator stands during the break. Then they would be able to get some answers to their questions. Yet, Fane did not seem intent on returning at all. He merely stood on the stage quietly looking at the caretakers cleaning up the stage as he waited for the second match to commence.

The warriors on the spectator stand pulled their hairs in frustration, really wanting to know the answer. They had complicated moods in their hearts. "So in the second last attack, the beast really was injured. That's why it kept on crying out as it flew, we just couldn't see

the wound!" "I think so. Otherwise, why would it suddenly fall from the sky as it was flying?

It must have been too heavily injured to continue. Furthermore, when Lucius dealt that final blow, the beast would definitely have been able to dodge it if it still had any ability to react!

"Even I would have been able to

avoid that attack, let alone the beast,

but Fane still managed to pierce its

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throat, killing it right away. This means that the beast did not have the ability or awareness to avoid the blow at all. It was already so heavily injured that it only knew how to cry out in pain!"

"That's right. After it fell from the skies, it kept on struggling on the ground. If they did not have wings that restricted its movements, it might have been rolling all

over!" "It looks like it must have been hurting. Was it really a soul injury?"

"Do you even need to ask? Of course, it's a soul injury. If it was a physical one, none of us are too blind to see the wound. There are so many people here, no one saw any wounds at all. They only saw the bird falling from the sky!

"So there's only one conclusion. The beast's soul was injured. Lucius is a soul attribute warrior, that's why we did not see a wound. The technique should be at a high grade as well. Otherwise, there's no way the beast would have lost all awareness after falling and even get pierced in the throat!"

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After all that discussion, everyone slowly got their answers. They started to understand that Fane's technique was a soul attribute technique. Soul attribute techniques or warriors that specialized in them were a minority on Hestia Continent.

Only warriors that were talented in that department would choose to train in them, and even those who were talented would sometimes give up midway. That was because the soul attribute was far too difficult to learn and master.