Chapter 2292: Rare Event

Chapter 2292: Rare Event



Rui knew that he probably shouldn't have indulged his urges and lust, especially in those circumstances. He was the formal ambassador of the Martial Union and the Kandrian Empire. It reflected poorly on both those organizations if he engaged in illicit activities while representing them.

Yet, it was precisely because of these circumstances that he felt deeply aroused.

Back in the Kandrian Empire, his status had reached unprecedented levels for any Martial Master, achieving a realm of political and Martial power that was extraordinarily high even by the standards of Martial Sages.

If he desired women, he could have himself an ocean of them.

Yet, all of them sought him for status as a Master, his status as the informal crown prince, his status as the diamond boy of the Martial Union. Without them, they would be gone, which turned him off. The effort it took to find a partner that wasn't primarily driven by such greed was too much.

K'Mala, however, had no idea that he was the prince of the Kandrian Empire. She didn't know that he was an extremely important person in the Martial Union. Of course, she was well aware of his Martial power, and that was primarily why she lusted after him.

Still...

It felt more personal than any advance he had ever received from most other women after returning to the Kandrian Empire. It deeply turned him on for the first time in years as he proceeded to fully indulge in his lust in abandon.

An entire day passed by the time they were done.

"Huff...huff...huff..."

The two lay on the ground as they panted heavily, exhausted.

"I... accept your offer." She remarked, resting her head on his chest. "I look forward to seeing what the world has to offer. That island is too small for me now that I have reached the fourth rank."

"You probably shouldn't be limited that you can effortlessly destroy with a single attack. The Kandrian Empire has training resources that could fully contain the might of the Master in a small region. You can train and fight to your heart's content while you're there."

She ran her fingers through his abdomen with an excited smile.

"We even have thought techniques that have gotten even more popular after I became Master; it's still not too late for you to explore the full depth of your capacity for thought.

That you make her more enthusiastic about accepting his offer.

She looked forward to making the most of her potential.

He was lucky to be alive, considering how many people wanted to kill him.

He glanced at her sleeping peacefully as he realized that he was more impulsive than he had realized. Just the fact that he learned more about himself was worth the risks he had

undertaken.

After that, he woke K'Mala up as they swiftly headed back to Vilun Island and the village.

"There you are..." Master Ceeran peered suspiciously. "I was wondering if I should raise the

alarm back home."

"Did you?" Rui's eyes widened.

"No, but what were you doing all this time?" He raised an eyebrow.

"Sparring, of course," Rui replied in a perfectly nonchalant voice. "What did you think we were doing?"

He raised an eyebrow, throwing a dubious expression at Master Ceeran.

Unfortunately, while he was well-trained in controlling his body language, the same could not be said about K'Mala, who could not help but recall everything that they had gone and done in the heat of the moment.

"Sparring... was it?" Master Ceeran peered suspiciously at her.

Whether he had merely suspicions or had figured out the truth, he didn't interrogate them any further, much to Rui's relief.

That day, K'Mala made her announcement to the G'ak'arakan Tribe regarding her decision to step down as the chieftain and to leave the G'ak'arkan Tribe.

Her announcement was met with positivity, which only made her more determined to leave.

"Mission accomplished," Rui told Master Ceeran. "Told you it would only take a day."

"Yes, I'm sure your 'unconventional methods' were highly useful in winning over her heart," Master Ceeran snorted.

Rui smiled wryly at his words. "I suppose they were."Nôv(el)B\\jnn