Why Wasn't Anakin Granted The Rank Of Master Novels & Stories

“You came from the Inner Realm, right? As well as the other elders.” The three of them nodded. “So, does that mean, Elder Nathan had a high rank level?” “Yes,” The Clan Master answered. ”However, I guess he can't get his rank level because he'll be going to stay here forever.” His eyes turned dark as he remembers his brother's face.

Cassian didn't see this coming at all. He never thought Anthony would pass the leadership of the Draconian Order to him. More importantly, this made his heart sink. Anthony was clearly making arrangements in the event of his death. In other words, he didn't feel confident about tonight's battle. "Mr. Kingsley, I don't have what it takes to expand the order's territories or lead it to global dominance. My knowledge and experience are both insufficient. I cannot shoulder the responsibilities of being the sect master. Please find someone more capable," Cassian said in an attempt to decline.

A maid serving a Steller Ranker was very different from a maid serving a Cosmos Ranker. Furthermore, no one would dare to offend a maid serving the Master of the Milky Way, not even the direct descendants of the various forces in the Milky Way Empire. So, one could see how high their status was. Now, they could only hope to be acknowledged by David and be granted permission to stay by his side. “I got it, you can leave now,” David said expressionlessly. “Master, please let us serve you.” “I said you can leave now!” David increased the tone of his voice and scared the kneeling woman until their hearts trembled.

he stated. “ Sir Kia, if you'll just be more considerate of Her Highness. I mean…it's not like I'm saying you can't punish her but isn't that too much for someone who has never undergone knight training before?” Mona looked scared but still chose to advocate for me. She was a sweet soul even though I didn't subscribe to any form of punishment but it would be weird if he didn't punish me now. I think I'd be more afraid if he let it go. “ So glad I tagged along,” Anakin kicked his legs as he sat down on the barricade where the seats where.

"Tell me who you are!" he shouted again before the soldiers around him could act. Adrian shook his head. "Your rank is too low, so you're not qualified to discipline me. Find someone who can talk to Chester to come see me!" The man's expression soured at Adrian's words. Despite being an eighth-level expert, merely holding the position of team leader couldn't fully utilize his skills. However, his deficiency in military strategy consistently hindered him from gaining recognition from superiors, a longstanding source of frustration. Adrian's direct mention of this sore point only fueled his resentment further.

Sophia would have slapped him upside the head if she was standing next to him, but since she wasn’t she promised to deliver when they went home. “Leon Harris and Zain Anderson. You are both strong fighters and skilled Knights, but you lack the ability to think before you leap. You both demonstrated great skill, but because you leapt into battle against a dangerous opponent without authorization from your mentor or some other official, you two will not be promoted to High Knight.” Zain scowled furiously on her left, clearly having expected to be made a High Knight. Leon wasn’t as quiet in his protest. “But Grandma! We defeated Gregory. Doesn’t that count for something?”

Only two refused to kneel as they stood there looking at Dax, filled with dissatisfaction. The two were White Horse and Crimson Snake. The husband and wife duo were disgruntled. White Horse took one step forward and said, “Chester, you are merely a Level One Master. With such weak powers, what right do you have to be the Sect Master?” The crowd gasped. Chester’s face flushed as he could not offer a retort. He was of a low cultivator rank, yet he was honored with the Military Adviser, a rank above the four Guardian Kings. White Horse and Crimson Snake were always unhappy about this.

“No, I have nothing to say. I just wanted to question what exactly we are doing here concerning what it is we are planning to achieve. I mean, you brought us here saying that you will help us achieve our plan. I wanted to get Adrian, she wanted to kill her sister and he wanted our sister but we're here being lap dogs for you. So I ask you, how exactly should I be happy with all this?” The Grandmaster didn't like rebellious disciples. He didn't like people who went against his orders or people who thought they were smarter than him. Especially women. “If you don't want to be a part of this, it's fine. You can walk away but just know that once you do, anything that happens to you will be your

Those who reached it were given two choices: Challenge the Master and attempt to take his position. Serve under the Master and become part of the academy’s inner core. Master Bowan had deliberately created this rule. Because almost no one dared challenge him. The cultivation gap was simply too vast. Adren hurriedly explained, trying to twist the situation in his favor. Leonard’s gaze shifted to Danial. Danial studied Leonard calmly. Peak of the First Stage… and he walks like he owns the place. From a distant corner, Maya observed silently. Her expression was unreadable as she whispered to herself,

"We're also taking part in the training?." One of the guards inquired, stunned. The guard was ultimately convinced that the Young Master was serious after seeing his demeanour. He had initially assumed that the Young Master was making a joke. He was completely astounded. How was it possible for him, a top C-rank knight, to practice alongside so many townspeople who had not even attained D-rank? "That's correct," I said this without looking at the guard. I was irritated that they even asked me about it.