Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian) novel Chapter 618

"What?"

"Seven rings!"

Even the Grand Elders were stunned this time. The founder of the sect had only reached five rings, and the appearance of a six-ring prodigy was already shocking enough. But now, a seventh ring had sounded, surpassing anything they could have imagined.

"My goodness, that's seven rings! Just how terrifying is this person's talent?"

Everyone was utterly shaken at that moment, their astonishment reaching unprecedented levels.

"A monster... this young man is a true monster!"

Korbin's eyes gleamed with excitement. He was both shocked and thrilled, already envisioning the Netherworld Sect rising to unprecedented heights.

Tyler nodded in agreement. "This young man must be nurtured with everything we've got. When he matures, it will be the time for our Netherworld Sect to soar, and surpassing our peak will be within reach!"

The other Grand Elders also nodded in agreement.

Meanwhile, Sebastian continued to immerse himself in comprehending the two hidden techniques within the Netherworld Bell. As he delved deeper, he became increasingly convinced that these techniques were indeed related to the ones he had been practicing as they shared the same origins.

However, there were also differences. His practice involved simultaneously cultivating both active and passive energy, while these two techniques seemed to have split the energies.

He attempted to merge the two techniques but failed. Yet, this failure unexpectedly triggered the awakening of his dormant memories. Past events flashed rapidly through his mind.

Indeed, his memories had returned at that moment. He also realized that the place he was in was likely the legendary Coreland. He had thought it was merely a myth, but it turned out to be real.

However, Coreland was not as powerful as he had imagined. The technological level here was at least two to three hundred years behind the surface world. Moreover, the level of cultivation here was also lower—warriors were exceedingly rare, and grandmasters were even scarcer.

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