An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori novel Chapter 908

The next day, the news had spread far and wide. Dustin, the genius martial artist, had challenged Augustus, the grandmaster.

The battle was set to happen at the battle ring in Shinefield Lake.

Many people were excited to hear about the duel.

Ever since Dustin won the Knighthood Society Tournament, all eyes were on him. The attention only became more intense as he became the prime suspect in Paul's death.

People from both alliances caught wind of the duel. And now, everyone was eager to watch the battle unfold.

By dawn, many martial artists had arrived at Shinefield Lake. Most of them came because of Augustus.

Augustus was a well-known grandmaster. His name was familiar to the people in Balerno.

He had been laying low for the past few years. But it didn't diminish his fame.

After all, grandmasters were extremely rare. Most martial artists could only dream of meeting one.

Inside the gazebo by the lake, many important figures had gathered together.

That included Ronald Reeds, the senior members of the alliance, as well as several geniuses. A few Hill family members were also present.

"Sir Reeds, is the duel really going to happen? Will that guy actually challenge Sir Augustus?" Spring asked.

"Most likely. The Doyle family already issued the challenge. It'll happen later in the afternoon at Shinefield Lake." Ronald nodded.

His spies had been keeping an eye on Dustin. That was why Ronald knew everything that happened in Zephyr Lodge.

No wonder Dustin had the balls to challenge Augustus. He must be hoping to die today.

Being killed by a grandmaster was a much more noble way to die. It was better than having poison tear him apart from the inside.

"We meet again, Sir Reeds," someone said playfully.

Everyone turned and saw Conrad smiling as he walked in with his men.

"What brings you here, Sir Melling?" Ronald was surprised.

"I heard about what's happening. There's no way I'd miss out on the show," Conrad answered.

He stroked his beard. "After all, it's been years since I watched a duel involving a grandmaster."