Novel & Cerita The Champion's Hidden Secret

The guests heard her voice, and the whispers grew louder. "She's too bold, running from her own wedding!" "Blessed with good fortune and doesn't appreciate it." "The Castillo family won't let this go." I turned and stepped into the elevator. Victoria thought I was playing hard to get, her expression growing more smug. "Miss Aria, you can still back out." But I couldn't help but smile. "And what if I choose to leave?" These people had no idea my real last name was Vanguard. It was Grandpa's way of protecting me, having me listed under the Vincent family.

Adam took a quick glance to Harold before he continued, “…that Maxine is a daughter of a Mage. For that, they believe she has the hidden secret they need to have.” Harold only heard from Chandler that Maxine came from a long-relative blood. But this is the first time he heard that Maxine is a daughter of a Mage. ‘That’s why Adam does not want me to know this,’ Harold realized. Meanwhile, Chandler began to put his brain into work. He tapped his finger to the couch’s armrest. What is this hidden secret that they wanted to get from Maxine? Maxine said that before her mother died, she told her to find WayHorix and meet Chandler. That’s the only thing that was left to her.

If he had gone to Felix to ask to partner up now, Felix wouldn't have paid him any mind. Jerry came up to Felix, his face full of smiles. His voice was so loud that it echoed throughout the headquarters. "I declare the champion of this Rank-Ascending Competition—Felix Zeller!" It wouldn't be long before Felix's name spread to different planets. After all, the champion of each competition was destined to have a limitless future. Holly shook her head slightly as she watched from an aircraft. "I really didn't expect the champion would one day fall into the hands of a man from a barbarian planet. Fate has really begun to change."

I could taste the edge of them in the back of my throat. I closed my eyes for only a moment. It was enough to steady me. Then I stepped through the secret door into the Council’s wing. The chamber was loud when I entered. Torchlight bounced across gilded armor and velvet robes. The Lords were gathered, laughter still ringing as they compared champions for the Tournament. None noticed me at first. That suited me fine. “…my champion has already killed two dozen in training,” Lord Marov boasted, raising his goblet. “The crowd will adore him. And when he bleeds, he will bleed beauty. That is what the Tournament demands.”

He could finally get to harvesting the wyvern’s remains for Damian. Ping! Before Zen could start looting the spoils, the system notifications interrupted him. [You have received a new Hidden Title!] [You have been awarded a Skill!] Pausing to check out the special rewards, Zen wondered what his fourth hidden title would do. === Hidden Title: Truth Seeker Description: Discover the truth about the poisoning effects on floor 6. Effect: Ability to automatically detect hidden poison. ===

Her body convulsed, landing unconscious to the ground. Jian looked at Chaewon. "You knew that was to happen?" "I hoped," she replied. "You're crazy!" "I'm angry." Chaewon said, as they returned to the mural, something was different there. The phoenix, painted centrally, now emitted a faint glow. Underneath its wings, a hidden doorway shimmered. Chaewon moved closer, her heart racing. "This is it, though. The last piece." She put her hand over the sigil which glowed. The door creaked open with a hissing sound, she saw a sealed envelope, and a crystal val.

"Anyone else want to try me?" The entire crowd fell into stunned silence. Even eye contact felt dangerous, like volunteering for their own downfall. Seeing no takers, Amelia turned with a smirk. "Alright then. I'll take off…” “Hold on!" A thunderous voice rang out, laced with menace. Heads snapped toward the sound, and gasps rippled through the room. There he stood, the Super Champion. “That's the Super Champion! Didn't he retire from underground boxing after being crushed by the Boxing Queen?"

"You already know the powers I have and have seen the firsthand. You know I'm not lying." "As a matter of fact, no, I'm not…tell us then. Where is the madellion?" I hesitated for a moment, taking a deep breath before revealing the information. "It's hidden in a secret chamber beneath the old ruins, guarded by powerful enchantments. You'll need this key." I handed Leo a small, ornate key that I had taken from my father's study earlier that day. It was a replica to an original that opened the book to my dad's suitcase. Thank goodness it looked fancy and cryptic.

"Commander Garlof is the last Champion standing. He has won this decade's Harvest," the Kea announcer says, and the crowd roars around me. As tournament assistants carry out the unconscious or injured males, I cry silently. I feel terrible. If only I had stayed in my seat. Burk would be higher up in the standing than what he is. If I hadn't gained him a penalty, he would probably be near the top. I just hope I didn't mess up his chance with the woman he wants.

One night, curiosity tugged him deeper into the woods than ever before, the trees closing around him in a green cathedral lit by moonlight. That’s when Bastion stumbled upon Champion—his battered, beloved shuttle, half-buried in the brush like a wounded beast. Relief and excitement crashed over him. “Jackpot!” he whispered to himself, running a hand along the scarred hull. “So this is where you’ve been hiding.” From then on, most nights belonged to Champion. Bastion would vanish into the woods, slipping inside the cramped cockpit to tinker and repair, his mind buzzing with plans. He was determined to make Champion fly again; it had to. He would need his ship to finish his mission—and maybe,