Dawn felt his body stiffen, he couldn't move.

He glanced at the boy in front of him with confusion on his face.

"How? How was he doing it?" Before Dawn could ponder more, the sword arrived, if he didn't move in time the chances are that he would be severely injured.

Dawn struggled with all his might, Not again, not this time, he was not going to let anyone in the same realm as him defeat him.

His expression turned ferocious, as if answering his call the Origin heart inside his chest, started beating like a drum.

Badum!Badum!

"Move Damit," Dawn roared at the top of his lungs, the veins on his forehead bulged like squirming earthworms.

Finally, Dawn was able to resist the strange force and managed to dodge the blade by centimeters.

"Looks like the crybaby is going to defeat Dawn," Adrian commented in a low voice.

But it didn't matter how low it was, it was loud enough for the Expert at Mana Emission. Realm.

"Do you think only Caesar had a talent and knew how to use it?" Ray spoke in a strange voice, he could feel the aura of strange talent surrounding Caesar.

"What do you mean," Adrian asked in a confused voice after hearing Ray's words.

Ray just just smiled and did not comment, his attitude made Adrian even more curious.

Caesar's expression darkened, he couldn't believe that Dawn had managed to resist, if he was able to resist that only meant one thing.

"I will definitely lose, I will lose, he is going to defeat me," Caesar Octavian crazily thought about all the negative things to change the outcome of the match.

His negative thinking seemed to be doing its job, as Dawn's movement started to slow down, Dawn felt as if the earth beneath his feet was spinning, and his eyes grew blurry.

Adrian looked at the action of Dawn in confusion, it looked as if he was going to faint the next moment, he turned to look in the Direction of Ray, who was still looking at the match with an interested expression on his face.

Adrian shook his head and once again focused on the two of them, he wanted to see how Dawn would turn things around.

Dawn sighed in his head, he couldn't believe he was having trouble fighting a cultivator whose cultivation was below him, it appeared he was too full of himself lately.

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He could have justified his action by giving excuses like how he was not using his skills or how he hadn't summoned his monsters, but he didn't. Dawn had a feeling, If he did that he would never improve in the future.

But he couldn't allow things to continue like this, he glanced at the Green-haired teacher watching from the sidelines, it was time to show some of his talent.

"Come out Barbarin." He said in a low voice, the space in front of him twisted and turned as if it was melting. A huge crack 8 feet wide appeared in front of him.

The expression of Adrian suddenly changed," Don't tell me …" if what thought was true was going to be huge news that would shake the empire.

Ray smiled after looking at the huge hole forming in front of Dawn, he didn't have anyone to tell him what was going to happen next.

Cesar had a bad feeling when the space in front of him shook, he had feelings of extreme threat.

Under the watchful eyes of the audience, a 7-foot hulking monstrosity appeared and jumped out of the hole, holding a four-foot-long Greatsword in his hand.

Caesar felt a suffocating aura all around him, he knew he couldn't defeat whatever this monstrosity was, his talent couldn't handle both of them simultaneously.

Ray was frowning as he watched the barbarians, especially his sword, the first monsters of the summoners weren't supposed to have a weapon of their own.

"Don't tell me his first summon is of uncommon grade," an impossible thought formed in Ray's mind, but he shook his head in denial.

Adrian was also looking at this scene with a dumbfounded look in his eyes, although he already guessed when the portal appeared but seeing it with his own eyes was different.

He had to contact his father as soon as possible.

"I admit defeat."

Caesar Octavian's face was filled with unwillingness, he didn't want to lose, but sadly he had no choice but to admit defeat, he spoke those words while gritting his teeth.

He might be able to defeat Dawn but not his summon.

"Winner Dawn Asylum" Ray's indifferent voice echoed in the surroundings, but Adrian was able to notice the slight quiver in his voice.

Adrian had to hurry, he couldn't let those people from the south take advantage.

Dawn walked back to where Adrian and others were standing, after dismissing Barbarian back to the altar in his sea of consciousness.

All the other cultivators present looked at Dawn with respectful looks in their eyes. How could they not.

Adrian looked at the reaction of his peers, but it was understandable after all there were less than 50 summoners who were at the Channel Realm or above in an Empire consisting of billions of people.

Slowly the shock and excitement died down and the matches of others began, they weren't as exciting as the first match, and in the end, it was Adrian's turn, he was skillfully able to defeat his opponent without any issue.

"As expected of the Son of General Raymond Livingstone," someone murmured, such performance was expected from him.

"Arrhmm," Ray BlackMansion cleared his throat, before speaking.

"Your performance is barely passable except for some of you." With those words he glanced at Dawn and continued.

"Dawn you stop here for a minute the rest of you can leave,"

The others bowed and left, only Adrian had a dark expression on his face.

"Tch..Damn that green hair bastard." Adrian knew what Ray was trying to do.

After everyone left, Ray smiled and spoke in a friendly voice.

"Dawn you don't have to worry about the heavenly tribulations," You will definitely be able to break through. After speaking these words he stopped for a moment and looked at Dawn deeply.

"You should aim for higher-grade channels while breaking through," Ray said in a mysterious tone to make Dawn curious about the information.

"Higher Grade channels?" Dawn pretended to be confused, although he already had an idea of what the Green-haired man in front of him was talking about, but he didn't want to show it on his face.