Life After Prison

Severin swiftly grasped the significance of the Starry Sky Battlespace through Oskar’s guidance. Unlike other hidden realms, the Starry Sky Battlespace served as a unique period of boon for Bleurealm’s thirteen states. Only the most exceptional geniuses – those deemed to be beneficiaries of good fortune-could enter the space.

Rumored to be connected with divinity, the Starry Sky Battlespace was a relic created by ancient celestials who once descended to Earth. In it existed numerous scriptures of philosophy, making it one of the best places in Bleurealm to comprehend the ways of heaven. Additionally, the space was passed down through the ages, housing countless rare treasures and presenting varying levels of obstacles. Success in overcoming these challenges allowed one to etch their names in history.

Severin expressed his gratitude to Oskar for providing an in- depth explanation of the Starry Sy Battlespace.

“Thank you for your advice. I will bear that in mind.”

In response, Oscar reassured Severin. “Don’t feel pressured. Just take it easy.”

Severin’s unexpected triumph in the sect tournament had surpassed Oskar’s expectations. Putting more pressure on Severin would have the opposite effect, so Oskar chose not to dwell on it for too long.

Though the Starry Sky Battlespace was a gathering ground for prodigies all over the Blerurealm, Severin had nothing to fear because his abilities already rivaled that of some individuals from Midland.

Oskar’s primary goal for letting Severin enter the Starry Sky Battlespace was to let Severin broaden his horizons and form connections with paragons from Midland.Content held by NôvelDrama.Org.

That should do enough to prepare him for future endeavors.

After providing Severin with the necessary guidance, Oskar ascended into the air and declared that the sect tournament had ended.

He then transformed into a stream of light and disappeared into the sky.

Myles, Daniella, and the others then descended from the sky to congratulate Severin.

“Haha! Good on you for getting first, Severin! Congratulations!”

“I’ll admit that I was a little surprised by that.”

Severin smiled and exchanged some pleasantries with them before bidding farewell.

Once he returned to the viewing platform, Diane and the girls eagerly approached Severin. A seemingly concerned Diane went up to him and asked, “Are you okay?”

His other wives shared a similarly worried expression, as they were well aware that fatal injuries were common among paragon-level practitioners.

Severin then reassured them with a grin.

“I’m fine.”

Relieved at his assurance, the women continued chatting eagerly with him.

Severin smiled wryly and suggested, “Why don’t we continue the conversation back on Pearl Light Isle?”

He then led the group away and transformed into streams of light that vanished into the horizon.

Karl, who had fallen unconscious, woke up long after Severin had left. Upon learning of Severin’s victory and sensing the damage to various aspects of his being, his face soured and he was fueled by resentment.

“SEVERIN! You took this opportunity away from me! I swear I’ll get my revenge on you someday!”

His murderous aura nearly materialized during his monologue, causing a sudden drop in temperature with large crystal snowflakes forming around him. After that brief moment of uncontrolled rage, Karl sensed the gazes of the surrounding disciples and immediately made a hasty retreat.

Many of the onlookers shook their heads in response to his unwillingness to accept defeat.