The Soldier's Unsurpassable Honor novel Chapter 2124

Fane felt a blast of destructive energy hammering toward him as the mysterious individual threw his punch. That power even caused the surrounding starry sky to tremble. It was a strong wave of power that Fane had never experienced in the past.

With an audible bang, Fane fell backward and tumbled onto the ground, having lost his balance.

When Fane opened his eyes again, he had already returned to the real world and saw his father staring at him worriedly. Nash stretched out his hand and gently patted Fane’s cheek. "Are you alright? What did you see? Why are you sweating so much?"

Fane's breaths were quick, and his heart raced vigorously. It even felt like his heart was thumping at 190 beats per minute. He knew it was all an illusion, but that punch was truly terrifying. Had he truly stood before the black-clothed man back there, there was no need for the man to punch him: Fane would have turned to ashes and disappeared from this world with just that man's exhale.

Fane waved his hand weakly and allowed Nash to help him sit upright. "I'm fine, it's just an illusion. A horrible one, that is."

The moment Fane spoke, Nash suddenly blurted, rather surprised, "You’ve broken through into the intermediate stage of innate level!"

Only then did Fane realize that he had broken through into the intermediate stage of innate level upon hearing Nash's words. On top of that, his mastery of the Divine Void Heavenly Path had also improved. He stretched out his arm, and with a grasp of his palm, he felt that his entire body was filled with inexhaustible power.

Fane did not know if this was an expected or unexpected result. He had been in the initial stage of the innate level for some time. If he followed his speed of training when he was in Cathysia, he would have broken through several realms a long ago. However, the Hestia Continent was a high-level world, and their training system was different. If it was not for the Ancient Eclipse Dragon's blood, it would have taken Fane some time to enter the intermediate stage of the innate level.