The Rise of a Master It Starts With Rejection novel Chapter 1035

The faces of the Hughmans, which were previously smiling, began to twitch crazily. Fuck, they had asked Nala to come and apologize. Yet, she had turned even more aggressive?

Had she gone mad, or was she giving up?

"Don't be mad, Joanna. Her mind hasn't been right ever since she came back."

"Ms. Yorker, we've been trying to stop her from coming here. Please don't take it to heart."

Some apologized, and some wanted to pull Nala away. If she said anything else, there would be no room for redemption, and the follow-up would be violent revenge. The Hughman family would be shakier than ever.

If the Yorkers were decisive, it would truly be over for the Hughmans.

"Settling the past grudges with me? Are you even qualified to now?" Joanna ignored their comments and smiled non-stop as if she was hearing a joke.

"What? You said it back then, and now you're regretting it?" Nala sneered.

When Joanna heard this, she remembered something and laughed even more exaggeratedly. "I almost forgot about that! Wait, are you saying that there's actually a man who wants you?

"Or did you realize it was impossible and gave yourself to a random man? I have to say, you've always kept a good figure—maybe if you turn off the lights or even cover your head with a bag, some men would still be tempted."

Nala wasn't angry despite such outrageous words. She had been waiting for this day for too long. How could she lose her composure over such humiliation?

"Enough nonsense. Do you dare or not?"

Joanna narrowed her eyes, looking disdainful. "Well, I will always keep my word! Even after all these years, my words still stand! My older brother is back home, so let's meet at Denverville Arena at sunset.

"Don't forget about what I said back then. I wonder if you still have the courage…"

If they informed their families now, they might be able to stop it! Denverville Arena was located at the center of the city. The stage was made out of stone—around three feet high.

It was made from special materials and covered a large area. Even martial artists in the Transcendent Realm could fight on it.

The most amazing thing was no matter how powerful a martial artist's skills were, those skills would seemingly dissipate once they reached the edge of the stone platform. It seemed like it was the main purpose of the stage.

It was said that Denverville was originally built around this very stone platform. It was extremely old, and where it came from was entirely unknown.

The stone platform belonged to the royal family. If someone wanted to fight on it, they had to pay a certain amount of emeralds. It was extremely expensive, and besides the big families, ordinary people couldn't afford it. Later, it was named Denverville Arena.

Interestingly, to ensure that people felt that their emeralds were well spent, high-viewing platforms were built around the stone platform. They would naturally get a better view of the fight by paying a certain amount rather than being on the ground.