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Chapter 1736 1736: The First Desire to Win (Part 2) · Oct 20, 2026

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1701 Chapter 1701: Frenzied Flame 2026-10-20
1702 Chapter 1702: Lack of Power 2026-10-20
1703 Chapter 1703: Late Dinner and a Right Partner 2026-10-20
1704 Chapter 1704: Gray Stones 2026-10-20
1705 Chapter 1705: He is ready 2026-10-20
1706 Chapter 1706: Bone Lakes (Part 1) 2026-10-20
1707 Chapter 1707: Bone Lakes (Part 2) 2026-10-20
1708 Chapter 1708: Scary Scar 2026-10-20
1709 Chapter 1709: The Judge and Unranked Fighters 2026-10-20
1710 Chapter 1710: News About the Grim Court 2026-10-20
1711 Chapter 1711 1711: Single Fighter (Part 1) 2026-10-20
1712 Chapter 1712 1712: Single Fighter (Part 2) 2026-10-20
1713 Chapter 1713 1713: Invite Him (Part 1) 2026-10-20
1714 Chapter 1714: Invite Him (Part 2) 2026-10-20
1715 Chapter 1715: Final Choice and One Book 2026-10-20
1716 Chapter 1716 1716: Red Apple 2026-10-20
1717 Chapter 1717 1717: Who is he? 2026-10-20
1718 Chapter 1718 1718: Silence of the Abyss 2026-10-20
1719 Chapter 1719 1719: The Unknown Sound (Part 1) 2026-10-20
1720 Chapter 1720 1720: The Unknown Sound (Part 2) 2026-10-20
1721 Chapter 1721 1721: Only he has a reason to fight (Part 1) 2026-10-20
1722 Chapter 1722 1722: Only he has a reason to fight (Part 2) 2026-10-20
1723 Chapter 1723 1723: Sounds 2026-10-20
1724 Chapter 1724 1724: Unhappy Judge 2026-10-20
1725 Chapter 1725 1725: The Decision After the Fight 2026-10-20
1726 Chapter 1726: Everyone in Place (Part 1) 2026-10-20
1727 Chapter 1727: Everyone in Place (Part 2) 2026-10-20
1728 Chapter 1728 1728: The Second Fighter 2026-10-20
1729 Chapter 1729 1729: Rules and Five Minutes 2026-10-20
1730 Chapter 1730 1730: The Judge’s Voice and the Emerald Clock 2026-10-20
1731 Chapter 1731 1731: Invisible Bullet 2026-10-20
1732 Chapter 1732 1732: Beginning of the Risks and a Scheme from Above 2026-10-20
1733 Chapter 1733 1733: Catching the Sound (Part 1) 2026-10-20
1734 Chapter 1734 1734: Catching the Sound (Part 2) 2026-10-20
1735 Chapter 1735 1735: The First Desire to Win (Part 1) 2026-10-20
1736 Chapter 1736 1736: The First Desire to Win (Part 2) 2026-10-20
1737 Chapter 1737 1737: Silent Void 2026-10-20
1738 Chapter 1738 1738: Sound Bomb 2026-10-20
1739 Chapter 1739 1739: Inevitable Gaze (Part 1) 2026-10-20
1740 Chapter 1740: Inevitable Gaze (Part 2) 2026-10-20
1741 Chapter 1741: Golden Rod (Part 1) 2026-10-20
1742 Chapter 1742 1742: Golden Rod (Part 2) 2026-10-20
1743 Chapter 1743 1743: Strange Helmet (Part 1) 2026-10-20
1744 Chapter 1744 1744: Strange Helmet (Part 2) 2026-10-20
1745 Chapter 1745 1745: Blood and Sound (Part 1) 2026-10-20
1746 Chapter 1746 1746: Blood and Sound (Part 2) 2026-10-20
1747 Chapter 1747 1747: The Sound of the Past and the Future (Part 1) 2026-10-20
1748 Chapter 1748: The Sound of the Past and the Future (Part 2) 2026-10-20
1749 Chapter 1749 1749: Divine Touch (Part 1) 2026-10-20
1750 Chapter 1750 1750: Divine Touch (Part 2) 2026-10-20

Chapter 1736 1736: The First Desire to Win (Part 2)

Perhaps Zinʼs reasons for fighting were not the same as everyone elseʼs. Unlike many, he didnʼt care what others thought of him, or whether they approved of his actions or not.

All of that was irrelevant to Zin, since he always had his own goals, and this Grim Court was no exception.

However, Zin failed to take one simple thing into account: sometimes other peopleʼs actions, their thoughts, and intentions directly affected your life and your goals.

No one in the arena could doubt Zinʼs victory. For him, that wouldnʼt have meant much. But… it was an indirect indication of how far victory, and thus his goal, was from him.

Strange as it may seem, but only now, when half the spectators had switched sides, and the black blade was plunged into his shoulder, did Zin realize that this fight was important.

He had to win, and only then would he be able to achieve his goal, there was no other way.

A simple truth that had been clear to everyone from their very first fight had only now become clear to Zin.

Victory first, then everything else.

Ripple. Ripple. Ripple.

The sound waves trembled over Zinʼs shoulder, preventing Adamʼs needle from cutting into his shoulder any deeper.

True, he had already sustained two serious wounds, but if he hadnʼt stopped Adamʼs attack, the black needle would have sliced him in two.

”Shit…”

Zin cursed, causing Adamʼs pupils to narrow. For some reason, he had expected anything but that reaction.

”You know how much I hate doing this? How much I hate breaking the silence? But…” He lowered his gaze to the blood puddle at his feet.

A shiver ran down Adamʼs spine.

ʼSomethingʼs wrong? What is he about to do?ʼ

Strangely enough, Zin didnʼt snap his fingers. No claps or flicks. Nothing like that.

These were the attacks Zin preferred because they were effective, simple, and, most importantly, silent.

However, if he continued to stick to silence, he would die in it, failing to achieve his goal.

”Ah…”

With a deep sigh, Zin opened his mouth as wide as he could, causing Adamʼs face to turn as pale as a sheet of paper.

”RGHHHHHOOOOOOOOOO!!!”

A deafening roar crashed down on Adam, filling the entire arena. One sound wave after another slammed into him, causing countless cuts to open on his chest and shoulders.

Blood gushed from his ears in streams, and his eyes filled with blood, ready to burst at any moment.

WHOOOOOOOOSH!

The sound wave threw Adam back into the center of the arena, but the destructive sound didnʼt stop there.

The spectators, whether they were Fangs or weaker, had to cover their ears. Zinʼs roar wasnʼt directed at them, but it felt like their heads were about to explode.

ʼShit! Shit! Shit!ʼ Sarka cried inwardly, clamping her hands over her ears as tightly as she could. ʼWhen will this end?!ʼ

Loargh, Vyora, Valleyn, and many others were in the same predicament. Had they been in Adamʼs place, they would have sustained injuries just as severe.

Crack. Crack. Crack.

The northern wall of the arena cracked as the rocks crumbled to the ground. The force of the vibrations from Zinʼs voice, from his roar, was enough to rival a powerful earthquake.

With great effort, Adam pulled himself up from the ground, watching as blood trickled onto the floor. His ears had suffered serious damage. He could barely hear a thing.

ʼDamn it!ʼ The Silver Weaver exclaimed inwardly as the black thread shattered into energy flows that covered Adamʼs ears in two arcs extending across the back of his head.

”Thatʼs better…” Adam exhaled, touching the ground.

He had lost his weapon, but at least he could stand up and look at his opponent.

Gradually, Zinʼs roar subsided as the moment of reckoning arrived.

Cough! Cough! Cough!

A bloody cough began. Zin clutched his chest while a searing pain burned in his throat.

This wasnʼt the kind of attack he could use often, unlike clicks, claps, and flicks.

”Argh!!!” A final gush of blood spurted from Zinʼs mouth as he was finally able to breathe easily.

Adam glanced at the emerald clock. There were only twenty seconds left until the end of the bets.

”Wow… Did you see that?” The man muttered, lowering his hand from his ears.

”Yes.” The woman next to him gulped. ”That roar, it was terrifying.”

”Heʼs had that kind of power all this time? Whatʼs more… He still hasnʼt used his Hollow Mark.”

Gradually, the spectatorsʼ faith in Zin began to return.

However, there was no such confidence on his face. Even though his attack had been a success, Adam was still standing, and his aura was more menacing than ever.

ʼRight,ʼ someone thought, nodding deeply. ʼEveryone believes in his strength, in his victory. But he doesnʼt believe in himself. I must restore that feeling to him!ʼ

With these thoughts, Esʼaha rose from her seat and raised her arm high, drawing everyoneʼs attention.

In fact, for many of the monsters here, her actions carried more weight than Garzo and Kaernoʼs antics. They acted on their desires, while Esʼaha did what was right, what she believed in.

Tremble.

The white energy swirled above her, forming into thirteen cubes, the same number Kaerno had bet on Adamʼs victory.

”Iʼm betting thirteen land cubes on Zinʼs victory!”

The assistant merely nodded and added Esʼahaʼs name to the list.

”Only fifteen seconds left!”

”Damn it! Hurry up! Take my bet!”

Esʼahaʼs gaze was directed neither at the assistant nor at Leerna, the judge, but only at Zin. Her gaze was stern and confident, wanting to see Zin win and nothing more.

Kaerno, who was watching this scene from afar, could do nothing but smirk.

ʼHuh, she snapped after all. Good, this will be much more interesting. Perhaps sheʼs the only one who genuinely wants Zin to win, and he needs to feel that.ʼ

The next fifteen seconds were a veritable hell of betting requests, but the assistants were prepared for this and did their job.

Click.

The emerald clock struck five as Leernaʼs voice rang out.

”Betting is now closed!”

Silence.

Silence hung in the air for a moment as Zin smiled and sighed heavily.

”Thank you…” He said into the void, addressing Esʼaha.

Then, his hand reached into his coat as he pulled out a simple red apple, fresh and full of life.

”Letʼs continue, Adam Vinter.”

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