Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian) novel Chapter 868

Gage quickly chimed in, "That's an excellent suggestion. We've heard rumors about a few so-called prodigies emerging from Skyla Academy, but many of our Gaudium Sect disciples are skeptical, believing it's all just empty talk

"This is the perfect chance for them to see what it means when they say there's always someone better out there. Surely, Mr. Styles won't refuse?"

The leader of Nebulosa Sect added, "Engaging in friendly duels allows everyone to measure their skills against others, discover their weaknesses, and find areas to improve.

"It's such a beneficial proposal. I'm sure Mr. Styles wouldn't reject it."

People from the various families and smaller factions of South Mount also expressed their agreement.

It was all part of their plan. They intended to give Enrique a bit of a tough time from the start.

Having no way to refuse, Enrique nodded with a smile. "Since everyone is so interested, Skyla Academy will gladly participate. But how do you propose we conduct the duels?"

The leader of Lacuna Sect smiled and said, "It's simple. Those participating should be under 30, and for fairness, they should be close in age.

"Of course, if a younger participant challenges an older one and wins, it would be even more impressive."

Gage nodded in agreement. "Mr. Styles, before the matches begin, we should verify everyone's age. That way, it's clear to everyone."

Age could be deceiving in the world of cultivators, as those who progressed quickly could maintain their youthful appearance indefinitely. Some could be well into their 70s or 80s yet still look like young adults.

Enrique didn't object and immediately had the age-testing crystal pillar brought out.

The testing crystal pillar was a unique magical artifact capable of accurately determining a person's age with 99% precision.

The pillar had many markings corresponding to different age ranges. For those under 50, it could pinpoint their age to the exact year. For those between 50 and 100, it was accurate within five years.

"I'll go first," one of the participants said.

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