The Girlboss Begs for Remarriage novel Chapter 791

The seal was so tough that even Frank could not make it budge easily.

Still, he concluded after probing it that it was a protective seal that did not hurt the body. The only issue was that it prevented a person from charging their vigor—in fact, any form of vigor that showed up in the body would activate the seal, which would in turn be dispelled.

It appeared that Kat's journey as a martial artist had ended before it started, as the seal made it virtually impossible for her to use her vigor.

However, it begged other questions.

For one, it would take a martial artist peaking at Ascendant rank to cast such a seal, and at a great cost to the psyche.

In that case, what made Kat worth the trouble for an Ascendant rank going that far to cast that seal?

And if the seal proved unstable, it would consume the host in a split second, making it a severe risk.

Could Kat's birth involve some major players who were at least peak Ascendant rank?

Even across all of Draconia, Ascendant ranks were a rarity, and peak Ascendant rank even more so.

That was when Kat saw the weird look on Frank's face and quickly asked. "What? Is there a problem?"

"No…" Frank came to his senses.

Either way, it seemed that someone was deliberately stopping Kat from becoming a martial artist.

In a way, she would be kept safe from other martial artists, but that also meant that any ordinary thug could hurt her, and she would not be able to defend herself—just like an ordinary person. At best, the seal could improve physical agility and regeneration.

That was when Frank remembered how quick Nash was when he leapt to action, and also what Frida told him over the phone.

Clearly, Nash was more than what he seemed.

With that in mind, Frank wrote down a simple instruction on the Five-Peat Archaeus and passed it to Kat. "Take this. Follow these instructions to start your training—I won't be offering to guide you. If you can hone your vigor, that means you stand a chance, and you can contact me again at that."