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Chapter 46: Against the Ice Queen (2) · Nov 01, 2026

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1 Chapter 1: Between two worlds (1) 2026-11-01
2 Chapter 2: Between two worlds (2) 2026-11-01
3 Chapter 3: Authorʼs Tools 2026-11-01
4 Chapter 4: Goat Egg 2026-11-01
5 Chapter 5: Organized Chaos 2026-11-01
6 Chapter 6: Cheating Hero 2026-11-01
7 Chapter 7: A Step Towards Hell (1) 2026-11-01
8 Chapter 8: A Step Towards Hell (2) 2026-11-01
9 Chapter 9: A Step Towards Hell (3) 2026-11-01
10 Chapter 10: The Senate Council (1) 2026-11-01
11 Chapter 11: The Senate Council (2) 2026-11-01
12 Chapter 12: The Senate Council (3) 2026-11-01
13 Chapter 13: The Nightmare Lands (1) 2026-11-01
14 Chapter 14: The Nightmare Lands (2) 2026-11-01
15 Chapter 15: The Nightmare Lands (3) 2026-11-01
16 Chapter 16: The Fear woods 2026-11-01
17 Chapter 17: Shroud of the Dead 2026-11-01
18 Chapter 18: Shadow Sect 2026-11-01
19 Chapter 19: The True Beginning (1) 2026-11-01
20 Chapter 20: The True Beginning (2) 2026-11-01
21 Chapter 21: Hatching of the Goat’s Egg (1) 2026-11-01
22 Chapter 22: Hatching of the Goat’s Egg (2) 2026-11-01
23 Chapter 23: Homecoming (1) 2026-11-01
24 Chapter 24: Homecoming (2) 2026-11-01
25 Chapter 25: Wild Card (1) 2026-11-01
26 Chapter 26: Wild Card (2) 2026-11-01
27 Chapter 27: A Good Show 2026-11-01
28 Chapter 28: The Temple Exam 2026-11-01
29 Chapter 29: Exam Result 2026-11-01
30 Chapter 30: Becoming a killer 2026-11-01
31 Chapter 31: The Temple 2026-11-01
32 Chapter 32: A Word from the Temple Master 2026-11-01
33 Chapter 33: The Elite Class 2026-11-01
34 Chapter 34: Damn Main Characterʼs 2026-11-01
35 Chapter 35: Nostalgia 2026-11-01
36 Chapter 36: Aegon Valerion (1) 2026-11-01
37 Chapter 37: Aegon Valerion (2) 2026-11-01
38 Chapter 38: Back to School Life 2026-11-01
39 Chapter 39: The True Face of Frey Starlight. 2026-11-01
40 Chapter 40: I want to fight him (1) 2026-11-01
41 Chapter 41: I want to fight him (2) 2026-11-01
42 Chapter 42: Elite Beasts 2026-11-01
43 Chapter 43: I love you 2026-11-01
44 Chapter 44: The Arena Master 2026-11-01
45 Chapter 45: Against the Ice Queen (1) 2026-11-01
46 Chapter 46: Against the Ice Queen (2) 2026-11-01
47 Chapter 47: Against the Promised Hero 2026-11-01
48 Chapter 48: Enhance the level of difficulty (1) 2026-11-01
49 Chapter 49: Enhance the level of difficulty (2) 2026-11-01
50 Chapter 50: Unwanted Relationships 2026-11-01

Chapter 46: Against the Ice Queen (2)

I woke up early the next morning—5 a.m. sharp.

After taking a quick shower, I put on my training clothes and made my way out of my room.

The Elite Residence was massive, housing various facilities for different purposes—including multiple training grounds.

There were designated areas for every combat discipline, from swordsmanship to archery and beyond.

Right now, I was heading toward the dueling grounds. The reason was simple: the people I was looking for were there.

Upon entering the spacious hall, I was met with an array of training equipment and a selection of swords neatly displayed on the racks.

I wasnʼt the first to arrive. Two figures were already inside, locked in their own training.

Both were engaged in attacking practice dummies—sturdy mannequins designed to withstand relentless strikes.

The first was distinguished by his white hair and golden eyes—Snow Lionheart. The second was a young man with black hair and deep crimson eyes—A-4, Dawn Polaris.

They both noticed my presence, evident from the quick glance they shot my way before resuming their training.

Ignoring them for now, I approached the displayed swords and picked one that closely resembled Balerion.

Taking position in front of a training dummy, I began my own drills.

The reason I was here was straightforward—I wanted to challenge those two.

Aside from the protagonist himself, Dawn Polaris was the most skilled swordsman in the Elite Class.

Sparring with them would be incredibly beneficial. It might even help my shadow adaptation progress further.

But the real question was—how should I go about it? Should I just walk up to them and request a duel?

I decided to take my time. Rushing things wouldnʼt do me any favors.

Engulfing my blade in a surge of black aura, I struck the dummy before me.

One strike. Two strikes. Four strikes.

I unleashed the Ten Thousand Steps of the Shadow technique, my sword weaving through the air in a storm of dark slashes, filling the hall with the sound of relentless impact.

Snow and Dawn took notice, perceiving my display as a silent challenge. Their own intensity spiked in response.

Dawnʼs sword ignited with blazing flames, while Snowʼs was cloaked in a brilliant white light as he slashed at inhuman speeds.

The room became a cacophony of steel and power as the three of us relentlessly assaulted the dummies, pushing them to their limits.

These training dummies were built to endure attacks from C-Class Awakened, yet now they trembled violently, threatening to shatter under our combined assault.

Everything was going as planned—I was on the verge of drawing them into a fight.

Until something unexpected happened.

All three of us froze mid-swing. A fourth presence was approaching.

My expression darkened as I turned toward the entrance.

What is she doing here?

Seris Moonlight stepped inside, dressed in a short white training outfit that covered only her upper body. Her hair was tied back in a ponytail, and in her hand, she carried a medium-length sword.

She walked forward with her usual unshaken composure.

At that moment, Snow Lionheart took the lead.

”Seris Moonlight, right? Mind telling us what brings you here?”

Yes… deal with her, Snow.

This cursed body always reacts strangely when sheʼs around.

Seris simply raised her sword and responded with her usual cold indifference.

”I came to train.”

Her short reply left the three of us even more puzzled.

Dawn was the next to step forward.

”If Iʼm not mistaken, youʼre a Wave Controller. This is a dueling ground.”

Seris nodded. ”Iʼm aware.”

At that moment, a thin layer of frost spread across her blade as she swung it a few times.

”My role as a Wave Controller requires me to fight from a distance. But if an opponent manages to close the gap and break through my defenses, Iʼll be at a disadvantage.”

She paused briefly before continuing.

”Thatʼs why I need a way to fight in close quarters. Is that explanation enough?”

Dawn and Snow exchanged glances before nodding.

Man… she treats them like children. This is the protagonist I created and took pride in?

I sighed, resigning myself to the situation.

But just as I was about to continue my training, something completely unexpected happened.

Seris studied the sword in her hand before slowly raising it.

”In truth… thatʼs not the real reason I came here.”

Her blade pointed at a specific person.

Me.

My expression faltered, and before I could stop myself, I blurted out—

”What?!”

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Suppressing the emotions of this damn body, I faced the girl standing before me.

”You want to duel me?”

She nodded.

”Yes. A swordfight, nothing else.”

I frowned.

This girl was supposed to hate Frey. He tried to assault her, after all.

Yet there was no trace of hatred on her face. No emotion whatsoever. Just a cold, unreadable expression.

”A duel with swords… You understand what youʼre doing, right?”

She nodded again.

”I do. I know Iʼm handicapping myself right now. But I want to test something.”

”Test what?”

Seris stepped back, adopting a ready stance.

”I want to see how much your sword has changed.”

With a sigh, I lifted my own weapon.

”Fine. I accept.”

I didnʼt know what she was trying to prove. As a Wave Controller, close combat was the worst decision she could make.

She wasnʼt stupid. She had to be aware of that.

But she still wanted to fight.

And I had no reason to refuse.

After all, one of my objectives was to defeat her.

Snow and Dawn stepped aside, watching from the sidelines.

Without hesitation, Seris lunged forward, her body radiating a faint white glow.

She slashed horizontally at my left side—her speed sharp, controlled, and far above what a typical Wave Controller should achieve.

I raised my sword vertically to block.

Our blades clashed, and the frost coating her weapon attempted to freeze the dark aura surrounding mine.

Seris quickly retreated before thrusting toward my face, but I dodged with ease.

I observed her closely.

This level of swordsmanship was far beyond what someone of her background should possess.

Once again, I was reminded of the terrifying talent this girl held.

She pressed on. Left. Right. High. A feint, then a strike from the side.

Her technique was impressive. But that was all.

She never even came close to landing a hit.

Her positioning and judgment were remarkable, but she was still far from being a threat.

My real struggle wasnʼt her attacks—it was this damn body.

Every time she got too close, I flinched instinctively, unable to suppress the lingering trauma of Freyʼs past.

It infuriated me.

Eventually, Seris caught on, pausing momentarily.

”Frey Starlight… are you mocking me?”

I narrowed my eyes.

”Mocking you?”

”How long do you plan to just defend?”

She dashed forward again.

”Fight me seriously!”

Seeing her charge, I couldnʼt help but chuckle.

”As you wish.”

Biting my lip hard enough to draw blood, I forced my body to steady itself with pain .

I unleashed Ten Thousand Steps of the Shadow at full power.

Ten clones of myself materialized around Seris.

”Mirage.”

She barely had time to react before a storm of slashes engulfed her.

She raised ice barriers in an attempt to block, but I didnʼt stop.

”Mirage.”

”Ten Thousand Steps of the Shadow: Mirage.”

Ten slashes became twenty. Then thirty.

Seris Moonlight vanished within the relentless tide of black steel.

Her defenses shattered like fragile glass before collapsing completely.

Her sword was sent flying as she crashed onto her back.

With a final motion, I drove my sword into the ground beside her face, looking down at her.

”Thanks for the match.”

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-Snow Lionheart Pov-

Overwhelming… utterly overwhelming.

I had never witnessed such a relentless sword style before. In that short exchange, he had unleashed dozens of strikes, making any form of defense impossible.

He ended it flawlessly.

Before I realized it, a small smile crept onto my lips.

Frey took a few steps back as Seris slowly rose to her feet. She showed no frustration—perhaps she had expected this outcome from the start.

And then, almost instinctively, I found myself standing before Frey, a sword in my hand.

A quiet chuckle escaped me.

It seemed I could no longer hold myself back.

Frey noticed and laughed as well.

”You want a piece of this too?”

I nodded.

”Frey Starlight, face me.”

At that moment, Dawn Polaris stepped in, attempting to dissuade me.

”The girlʼs fine… thereʼs no need to escalate things.”