Life After Prison

Diane’s grateful expression left Severin at a loss for words. He smiled and continued, “Now that the tournament is over, I’m planning to participate in the Starry Sky Battlespace next month. I’ll prepare some more pills for all of you.”

The sect’s regulations dictated that only the top five disciples can enter the Starry Sky Battlespace. Countless prodigies would vie for a chance to reach divinity, and the results of the battle could often be ruthless. Those below the level of paragon would not even get the right to enter the place.

Severin thus intended to use that time to craft additional pills for Diane. He aimed to reach level five paragon before going to Midland, and it was important to ensure that his companions’ strength was not too far off from his.

Upon hearing Severin’s plan to retreat once again, Diane and the other girls displayed a hint of resentment. Since joining Grandiuno Sect, Severin had been either been in seclusion, refining pills, or mastering various techniques.

That being said, they were all sensible women who understood that Severin dedicated himself to becoming stronger so he could protect them one day.

Diane then put forth a rather blunt suggested, “Okay, but I think we should have a barbecue to celebrate your victory in the tournament today.”

Her proposition received unanimous support, and Severin felt it was a welcome deviation from their usual routines. After all, securing a place in Midland was a cause for celebration.

The next morning, Severin emerged from Diane’s room feeling refreshed. He went to the courtyard, soaked himself in the morning sun, and washed his face at the well to prepare for seclusion. Just as he made his way to his training room, an energetic voice echoed from the outside Pearl Light Isle.

“Are you there, Severin?”

Severin glanced in the direction of the voice and was surprised to see Raymond and Celeste. Intrigued by their unexpected visit, he exited the barrier and appeared next to them.

Curious as to their presence there, Severin asked, “What brings my two seniors here today?”

As Severin had not interacted much with them in the past, he was a little puzzled as to their reasons for visiting him Raymond smiled wryly.

“Seniority should be based on one’s achievement. We’re your juniors now that you’ve surpassed us in attainment.”

Celeste agreed. “Yes! Please refer to us as your juniors. I no longer qualify to your senior.”Material © of NôvelDrama.Org.

Both of them felt awkward when being addressed as ‘senior’

by someone who had secured victory over a powerhouse like Karl.

Severin acknowledged their unease and nodded. “What brings you here then, my juniors?” He sought to get to the point quickly, knowing full well that they visited him with an agenda.