All Chapters of The Underestimated Ex: Chapter 401 - Chapter 410

First off, not many know the details about Mona since she’s still young—like Steve, who has no idea she’s supposed to be special or strong.But Karis was able to tell because he saw her and was able to feel the power she had inside of her. It was greater than what her mother could contain within herself. In a way, she’s a prodigy if she’s raised on the right path—but she’s also different, as he senses.There are more complications among witches that make some of them—not exactly enemies—but inclined to avoid each other. In a way, they have distinct ways of doing things, like the warlocks and other categories. However, Mona seems not to belong to those sets, as her magical power is darker—and even terrifying if it completely consumes her.Karis was able to see through all this because of his connection with the crystal, and he was somehow able to tell.“Ok, now how are we meant to stop the atrocity from happening? This is something that could get really dangerous if we don’t stop it no

“Father, what’ve you done?” A young figure could be seen storming into the room.Mr. Anderson was casually sitting on a couch as five girls surrounded him, constantly massaging his body with great care and affection while he relaxed with his head laid back.The young man had spiky black hair that stood up on its own.He was neither skinny nor muscular, making him appear like a regular person—though his dressing was odd. His trousers only reached his knees and had some sort of design on them, while his shirt was left unbuttoned.Soon, some men followed in behind him.“Sir, Lord Anderson said he doesn’t want any disturbance,” one of them yelled, making sure Anderson heard. They had tried to stop him, but he didn’t listen.Five of them rushed forward, hoping to take him out of the room, because this was a special place where Anderson would come to take a break from other matters—and he didn’t like being interrupted, except by the girls who constantly attended to him.Anderson didn’t even

Geo was shaken off his feet as he felt somewhat paralyzed just from the tension in the air. Trevo was also showing off his Kareth aura in a way that made it clear just how far above Geo he was. Of course, they were never equal at this table, and Geo had always known that. But still, thinking about it—if not for Foster, Geo knew he would’ve been done for a long time ago, as one of these people would’ve set their eyes on his kingdom, destroyed everything they had, and enslaved all his people as well. In this circle, there are always those who are above the rest, and that fact is obvious enough. “Enough.” A voice boomed through the room, and immediately Trevo—who had been speaking in a high, intense tone—suddenly paused, as if he didn’t dare say anything further. “Remember, Trevo—even if Geo is below you, you still don’t have the right to speak to him that way. Remember, he’s just like you… you were just as small as Geo back then until I decided to give you a hand. I don’t expect

Well, this certainly wasn’t how I expected things to go, Geo thought.In truth, no one saw this coming. The worst they had expected was that he would leave behind some threatening words—and of course, that he wouldn’t dare act here, since the rule clearly stated that no matter what, if anyone dared to cross the line by attacking another because of a disagreement in this room, then everyone must join hands together and stop them.Looking around the room, the atmosphere had drastically changed—so much that it felt hard to breathe.“Damn it… I thought it was a smart move to join Reno’s side. Since he wants out of this council table, I can also leave and not have anything to do with these people anymore… but right now it seems I’ve made yet another worst mistake of my life, and now I won’t be leaving here unscathed—that’s if I manage to survive,” one of the men by Milo’s side muttered as sweat ran down his face.All thirteen kings from different kingdoms stood up, ready to intervene.Howe

No one had seen Reno move at all, yet they could visibly see Jill on the move as he raised his hands, and lightning strikes could be seen forming. Lightning was an ability that’s strange. Because rather than wielding it, it’s a force that you attract—in a way, by having what makes the lightning respond to one’s call, it responds to the person. But one thing Jill had failed to notice was that unlike him, who borrows lightning, Reno didn’t need to summon it—he just had it inside of him, like he was some current of lightning himself. However, soon a slicing gesture was made by Jill as he intended to cut Reno diagonally. Using lightning to cover his hand, it made it as sharp as a blade that would cut through anything in its path. The motion was fast to everyone. However, to Jill, he suddenly felt something strange. His momentum started to slow down mid-motion, as his hands felt heavier than usual. It was too late to retreat—or rather, he couldn’t retreat at all—because he felt his