Treasure-hunting: Into the Unknown

The commotion they had caused caught the attention of more warriors passing by. Soon enough, the place was crowded with curious people.

"Where do you think you're going, huh? If you want to leave, you must apologize to me first. Then, all the women in your group would take turn kissing me. Only then will I let you go." The man in brocaded fabric inched himself dangerously close to Sara's face. He looked like he was really going to lengths just to make trouble for their group.

Meanwhile, Sara remained unruffled with his sleazy advances. She glared at him darkly. "Don't you dare cross the line." She had been graceful and silent at the face of this haughty warrior, but when he demanded that they apologize to him, it struck a nerve. She wouldn't allow herself or her friends to be disrespected.

Her entire group thought that the man was getting too cheeky. Even so, they still kept their cool, because they carried the name of the Celestial College. They couldn't risk sullying its name at their first participation in this content. Plus, dealing with such ill-mannered men publicly would be a waste of their time.

"Is that a threat?" the man scoffed. "What can you do to me?" He kept on provoking their group, laughing arrogantly at their faces.

"Ask your men to retreat, or else don't blame us for being rude," Queenie warned.

Zion Fan, the man in brocade robes, raised his eyebrows. "I k

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rn—she still wanted to attack.

"Let it go, Queenie. He's too strong for you," Sara advised concernedly.

"So? I don't give a shit if he's stronger. That doesn't mean we'll just let him rampage and think that the people of the Celestial College are easy to bully!" Queenie spat out.

"I know," Sara suddenly mentioned. "I'll take care of him." When Queenie met Sara's gaze, she immediately recognized the fire and intensity in it.

For a moment, she was stunned. But since Sara had decided to take him on, there was no need to insist. Hence, she simply nodded her head and obediently retreated to the rest of their team.

"Who on earth are you?" Sara glared.

"Me? I'm just a nobody." Zion Fan shrugged, pretending to be humble.

"Who are you kidding?" Sara mocked. She continued, "Judging from the fight just now, you seemed to have the strength at the third grade of Sage Level, but I've never heard of your name..." Sara trailed off as she tried to figure out who this man was. Although there were lots of Sage Level warriors in the Supernal Continent, it didn't reach the extent that there would be anyone of them that she had never heard of. She narrowed her eyes as she perceived the arrogant man in front of her. He seemed young, but he had already reached third grade of Sage Level. It was absolutely rare among their generation, so it was impossible that she hadn't heard of him before.