Warrior Training System Chapter 237 Bet

Cassandra was a noble from the kingdom of rowla, which collapsed into a devastating civil war. Her family, staunch supporters of the kingdom's ruling dynasty, fell with it. In the chaos, her entire family was massacred, leaving only Cassandra and her younger sister to escape—an outco made possible when Cassandra broke through as a Circle Warrior.

This breakthrough, however, complicated her plans. From childhood, Cassandra had trained to beco an offense-focused spear warrior. But the timing of her breakthrough and the dire circumstances surrounding it shaped her domain into one centered on protection. While she didn't resent the protective nature of her domain—it was exactly what she needed at the ti—she chose not to abandon her offensive style. Instead, Cassandra adapted, using her domain as a shield while developing advanced offensive spear techniques that capitalized on its protective abilities.

Like everyone else, Cassandra also gained abilities when she beca a Circle Warrior. The one she relied on most was Energy Discharge, which allowed her to absorb the energy from opponents' attacks and amplify her own strikes with it. This ability was particularly effective, as she could use it multiple tis during a battle.

Her second ability was her exceptionally strong physical defense—so strong that it rivaled the monsters she fought. It might even have surpassed them, but she had no desire to test its limits unless absolutely necessary.

The third ability ca from her defense-based domain, which enabled her to block extrely powerful attacks far beyond her current Circle level.

She rarely used this ability, reserving it as a trump card. But now, facing the sixth wave of sharp-tailed monsters, she felt an overwhelming urge to unleash it. Clenching her teeth and wiping the sweat from her brow, she held back, unsure if the challenge would escalate further.

Instead, she channeled her frustration into Energy Discharge, blasting away three monsters lunging toward her. As she dashed backward, she shouted, "CELESTIAL BARRAGE!"

Leaping into the air, she thrust her glowing spear with rapid precision, each movent releasing strikes that rained down like a teor shower, focusing on the most injured monster and tearing it apart.

The injured monster collapsed to the ground with a series of heavy thuds, its body riddled with gaping holes from her Celestial Barrage. Dark ichor pooled beneath it, signaling its end.

The remaining two monsters, undeterred, launched a barrage of sharp, bony darts in her direction. Cassandra's domain shimred with silver light, easily deflecting the projectiles before they could reach her. However, the three monsters she had blasted away earlier regrouped, advancing in unison. Their sharp tails lashed out, not only firing darts but also striking at her from awkward, unpredictable angles.

She could have relied on her domain to block the attacks entirely, but she was cautious about draining too much of her willpower this early in the fight. Instead, she focused on dodging, twisting her body to avoid the strikes. Five tails aid for her stomach in quick succession, forcing her to leap back.

The tails slamd into the arena floor with trendous force, embedding deep into the ground. The impact reverberated through the arena, cracking the stone and sending a dull echo through the air. Cassandra landed lightly on her feet, her spear poised, her sharp eyes tracking the monsters' every movent.

The situation was growing more challenging, and she could feel her heart pounding as the monsters began to coordinate their attacks more effectively.

As she tried once again to break them apart, Cassandra leaped into the middle of the group. Channeling Energy Discharge, she slamd her spear into one of the monsters, blasting it with imnse force and sending it hurtling into the arena wall, ters away.

Grinning at her success in scattering them, she turned her attention to the fallen monster. Without hesitation, she launched herself toward it, shouting, "FALLING STAR STRIKE!" Her spear ignited with blazing energy as she shot through the air at incredible speed, her descent fiery and swift, like a falling star ready to obliterate its target.

Cassandra descended like a glowing falling star, her entire body illuminated by the fiery energy of her technique. Her wide-open eyes glead with excitent, a grin stretching across her face as she relished the sensation of her spear technique reaching new heights.

With one hand, she thrust her spear forward, aiming for the monster's side. Ti seed to slow as the spear closed in, and she watched with exhilaration as the sheer power radiating from her weapon caused the monster's body to begin breaking apart even before the strike connected. The energy burned through its side, reducing flesh to ash in an instant.

As her spear fully connected, it split the monster's body into two smoldering halves, the searing heat consuming its remains. The montum of her attack drove the spear deep into the arena floor, creating a massive crater that shook the ground. Cracks spread outward, snaking up the nearby wall, leaving a resounding impact that silenced the arena for a brief mont.

Breathing heavily, Cassandra straightened herself, pulling her spear free from the crater. The heat from her attack still shimred in the air around her as she turned her gaze to the remaining monsters, her excitent giving way to steely determination.

Suddenly, her focus was broken by a loud, booming laugh.

"Hahahaha! Aweso, aweso! Give more of that fight! Hahahaha! Cassandra! Cassandra!"

She turned her head slightly, hearing the old guardian cheering for her with a wide grin, his arms flailing wildly in the air like an overexcited spectator in a crowd.

The sight made her smile, though she couldn't help but feel a little weirded out by his enthusiasm. anwhile, Cassian, standing nearby, was even more unsettled. He had a front-row view of the guardian's maddeningly wide smile, his expression almost unhinged as he watched Cassandra battle the monsters with rapturous delight.

What the hell is wrong with him? Cassian wondered, baffled by the old guardian's erratic behavior. The man's mood swung wildly—one mont cursing Cassandra when a monster died, and the next cheering her on like her biggest fan. Cassian couldn't figure out what he actually wanted, but considering the centuries of isolation the guardian had endured, it wasn't surprising if his mind had slipped a little.

"You've got an aweso companion, boy. Are you two in a relationship or sothing? If you are, don't let her go!" the man rambled, his words spilling out quickly. "Those Impasi Tigers aren't just your average monsters, and she's taking them down left and right…"

Cassian managed a small smile at the guardian's praise for Cassandra, but the mont was short-lived. The man's face twisted into a scowl as he continued, his tone now filled with irritation.

"But why does she have to burn them? Damn it, I can't even use one of these anymore!" the old guardian grumbled, gesturing at the glowing remains of the defeated monsters. As he spoke, the monster's body vanished from the arena, and the crater Cassandra had created repaired itself, the floor returning to its original pristine state.

Ignoring the man's outburst, Cassian kept his eyes on Cassandra's fight and casually said, "Yeah, we're sort of in a relationship..." Enjoy exclusive chapters from My Virtual Library Empire

"Really?" The guardian's eyes widened in surprise. Then, with a sly grin, he added, "I just said that to make you happy—I didn't think a pipsqueak like you could land soone so strong. And older than you, at that!"

Cassian didn't seem offended by the man's insult. Instead, he smirked and said, "What can I say? I've got a thing for older won. That mature charm just gets fired up, like a bull."

Turning to the man, his smirk widened as he added, "What about you? Do you like older won? Oh, wait—sorry, I forgot. There's nothing older than you."

The man smirked back at Cassian's words and said, "Do you really think your petty attempt at insulting would make angry, boy?"

Cassian simply smiled in response, shrugging his shoulders nonchalantly.

The man's smirk grew wider as he leaned in slightly, his voice lowering with nace. "Well, it does now. So be ready for the most hellish pain you've ever felt. Once she's done with her challenge, you're next. You'll be begging for death when you feel it."

Cassian's smirk widened at the man's words as he casually asked, "Wanna make a bet?"

The man raised an eyebrow, surprised. "About what, you begging?"

Cassian nodded, and the man's smirk returned as he nodded in agreent. "Of course. What do you want to bet?"

"You seem to enjoy watching people take on your challenges," Cassian said, his tone steady. "How about this—if I beg to die, I'll guide more challengers to co here and face your trials."

The man blinked in surprise, clearly caught off guard by the proposal. Seeing he had the upper hand, Cassian pressed on. "And if I don't beg, you'll let and Cassandra choose any reward from all the ones you've got stored here."

The old man looked at Cassian with a wide grin and asked, "You sure about this? No take-backs?"