All Chapters of The Underestimated Ex: Chapter 321 - Chapter 330

For some reason, whenever a new member was to be welcomed into the faction, they’d always make sure to put them up against someone strong and test the person’s full strength. In a way, they tended to use this to prove their faction wasn’t weak at all. And beyond that, the people were currently in low spirits. The reason why more people had gathered than usual to watch them test a new member wasn’t because many normally gathered around. Most of them had just lost their best friends and people they saw as family in their last mission. This kind of mission didn’t come often in their system, and it was done to test their strength and remind them they needed to level up and grow stronger. So once in a while, they’d send more dangerous beasts to them like this. Now it had greatly caused the people to feel down, and some were even afraid of ever going out to fight another beast, as the image of their fallen friends was still fresh in their minds. The arena felt heavier than usual, the du

A long time ago, the kingdoms were all living in almost peaceful and friendly terms, although they’d have moments of disputes and it’d result into war. But it was until one time when Mr. Foster had gone to visit a different kingdom called Ardoria and claimed that they were doing illegal activities. He said they were making technologies with their abilities and selling them to the weak human world. At the time, humans had no technological sense or so until the Ardoria people started to make inventions using their abilities. A Kareth ability varies in things that it could do, and that includes infusing it into objects, like a forger who wants to make a weapon that has active abilities. In the same way, it could be used to make modern cars and so on. Somehow Adrian’s father, known as Mr. Foster, accused his own family who were the rulers of the Ardoria king

Steve, seeing this, was dumbfounded. He’d thought that somehow Emily was able to transfer his abilities back, but when he looked at her, she was just as surprised as he was. And again, there was a noticeable difference as Steve stared at Adrian right now. Before, Adrian usually had a bluish aura around him that glowed so brightly in a way that indicated the amount of his Kareth ability was much greater than usual. Although it’s not much of a big deal, because Steve had also seen this in stronger people like kings back in their homeland. The aura was usually around the same amount as those people, even as Adrian’s father’s own before the man died. And Steve was always amused by the way Adrian’s Kareth was so strong and bright at the time. Even when he was not yet a king, Steve could already imagine how powerful he’d be after he’d done the ritual that would make him a king. “So, Emily, tell me what you told Ty

The round-shaped, ball-like blast that Steve had shot took him time to prepare, and if one of his strongest attacks failed to do any damage to the enemy… at least he was expecting the person to be knocked out immediately. Steve raised his hand, this time reaching for his sword at his waist. He’d prepared his sword as well in case he needed it. He was good with weapons, and if he couldn’t take them down with his hands, he’d use his blade. That was his plan. But before his hand could reach his sword, the man in front of him vanished from his sight and appeared at his side the very next second.“They’re so fast.” Steve thought.If not that he had a better vision he’d almost have said he didn’t see them coming. Or perhaps he’s underestimated them to not be this strong or fast.But then the truth lies with the beast armor they’re wearing right now. It’s definitely a higher tier one. The man press

Hearing the order, the men quickly put their weapons back into their sheaths. For a brief moment, the room fell into a tense stillness—one that lasted only a heartbeat. While they were distracted, Steve activated his ability again. His presence vanished. This time, he went straight for the one who was most distracted—the man speaking into the communication device. Their leader had ordered them to bring Steve alive. “Okay, sir—” The sentence was never completed. A thin red line of aura from Steve’s blade appeared across the man’s throat. He froze, eyes wide, hands loosening around the device as blood spilled freely. The next moment, he collapsed to the ground, lifeless. The remaining four stiffened. Steve was gone. They hadn’t been present during the earlier fight. They hadn’t seen how he mo