Ancient Tears BloodLine - Chapter 941

Chapter 941: Great news Chapter 941: Great news From MC’s Perspective: I watched them carefully, waiting for their response, knowing that the revelation of my other two elements had shifted the entire conversation.

I could feel the weight of their scrutiny, but this time, it was laced with respect.

My chances were high now; I could tell by the way Clinton and Sally exchanged glances.

Shock and surprise flickered in their eyes as they processed what they had just learned.

They had called me here to test my talent, but now, they were uncovering the depths of my abilities.

Beyond the essence practice, they had realized something even more significant-my bone practice had also reached the Peak of the SS-ELITE Rank.

A feat that wasn’t just rare-it was nearly unheard of at my age.

The path of bone refinement was grueling, a test of not just talent, but of perseverance and willpower.

Few ever reached such heights, and the fact that I had was a testament to the discipline I had honed over years of pushing myself to the limit.

“What do you think, Sally?” Clinton’s voice broke the silence.

Sally glanced at him before responding, her gaze still fixed on me.

“Zack Lockwood is an extraordinary warrior.

Triple elements, and not just any elements-rare ones.

It’s almost as if he was born for this,” she said, her tone filled with a kind of reverence.

“You’re right,” Clinton nodded in agreement, his expression softening.

Then, turning his attention fully to me, he continued, “We initially brought you here to gauge your potential, Zack.

But after discovering your other two elements, and especially learning that your bone practice has reached the Peak of the SS-ELITE Rank, there’s no need for further testing.” His words hung in the air for a moment before he added, “Star University will be honored to have you as one of our students.” The moment he said those words, a wave of relief washed over me, like a heavy burden I hadn’t realized I’d been carrying had finally been lifted.

I had prepared for a grueling evaluation, but instead, I had exceeded their expectations.

My shoulders relaxed, and I let out a quiet breath, feeling the tension drain from my body.

As I basked in the satisfaction of their recognition, Sally turned to one of the Federation officers.

“You can have Federation Ben return,” she instructed calmly.

With that, it was official-I had passed, and I was on the path to becoming something more.

Something greater.

Federation Head Ben walked back into the office, his footsteps soft as he approached the room’s center.

With a polite nod, he took a seat beside Zack Lockwood, feeling the tension in the air had eased.

He couldn’t help but notice Zack seemed much more relaxed now, almost calm, which in turn allowed Ben to settle down as well.

There was a quiet confidence in Zack’s posture, and it made Ben wonder what had transpired in his absence.

“My Lords, what are your thoughts?” Ben asked, his voice measured and respectful, fully aware of the weight their opinions carried.

Clinton was the first to speak, his tone authoritative but laced with admiration.

“Zack Lockwood can enter Star University.

His talent is extraordinary, far beyond what we initially anticipated.

A warrior like him shouldn’t be wasting his potential in this less developed region.” Clinton paused for a moment before continuing, “It’s best that he comes with us to Star University.

I’ll personally recommend him to some of the powerful elders there.

If even one of them selects Zack as their disciple, his status will soar.

He’ll have access to resources and training that would be unimaginable here.

It would greatly accelerate his development.” Ben’s eyes widened in disbelief, his heart nearly skipping a beat.

He had come into this meeting with expectations-hoping Zack would at least make it as an outer member of Star University-but this?

This was beyond anything he could have predicted.

Being recommended to the elders was an honor reserved for only the most exceptional, those whose talents shone brighter than others.

The shock quickly sank deeper.

The elders.

He knew just how powerful they were, far beyond his own abilities.

The elders of Star University weren’t just prestigious; they wielded unimaginable strength, capable of dispatching even Gold Rank warriors like him with a mere flick of their fingers.

For Zack to have the chance to become one of their disciples meant far more than just gaining a powerful mentor.

It meant having an unshakable backer-someone whose influence and protection could elevate Zack to the heights of power in ways that Ben himself could only dream of.

And with Zack under their protection, the Federation would indirectly benefit from his rise.

Having a direct connection to someone with such backing could change the entire dynamic for them.

The thought of future political and strategic advantages danced through Ben’s mind, filling him with a renewed sense of excitement and hope.

A bright smile broke across Ben’s face, his earlier concerns evaporating.

This development was far better than he had hoped, and he could already see the ripple effects it would have on the Federation.

With Zack poised to rise in power, the future suddenly looked brighter-not just for Zack, but for all of them.

“That’s right,” Sally said with a warm smile, her eyes gleaming with approval.

“If an elder selects him as their disciple, no one would dare question his current strength rank.

His potential alone speaks volumes.

And, let’s not forget-the world energy in the Tier-4 region is on an entirely different level.

With his talent, this kid could experience a breakthrough in just a few days.” Hearing her words, a surge of happiness coursed through me.

All the hardships and struggles I’d faced up to this point-the long hours of training, the constant battles-suddenly felt worthwhile.

The recognition from these high-ranking warriors validated everything I had worked for.

Even more, they saw the value in all three of my elements.

It was clear now that I had to deepen my mastery of my other two elements.

If I wanted to stand out at Star University, I needed to hone not just one aspect of my strength, but all of them.

Ben, too, seemed elated.

A smile stretched across his face, a look of pride and joy shining in his eyes.

“Thank you, my Lords.

I have no doubt that Zack Lockwood will become one of the best warriors to ever walk the halls of Star University,” he said, his voice brimming with enthusiasm.

In that moment, it seemed like all his earlier concerns had melted away.

The troubles plaguing the Federation, the uncertainties of the region-they all faded into the background.

Zack’s acceptance into Star University wasn’t just a personal victory; it was a triumph that outweighed the importance of 300 other warriors gaining entry.

Zack’s future, tied to such powerful figures, promised to reshape the Federation’s standing in the world.

Clinton, his eyes still fixed on me, smiled with a look of quiet satisfaction.

“Zack, do you have anything you need to pack up?” he asked.

“We’ll be leaving after we pick up the other 300 warriors.” I nodded, my mind already racing to what I needed to do before departing.

“I’ll need to inform my teacher, Lowell.

He’ll be incredibly happy to hear the news,” I replied, unable to keep the excitement out of my voice.

The thought of Lowell brought a wave of emotion over me.

He had been there from the beginning, guiding me when others doubted my potential.

He’d always believed in my ability to rise above the limits placed on me.

Telling him about this incredible opportunity was the least I could do after everything he had done for me.

Clinton nodded in understanding.

“Go ahead.

Make sure to inform him.

But don’t take too long-we leave soon,” he said, his voice carrying a hint of finality.

As I rose from my seat, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of pride swelling within me.

The future had never looked brighter.

My journey had just begun, but for the first time, I felt like I was truly on the path to greatness.

“Good, go ahead and speak with your teacher,” Clinton replied with a nod, his tone firm but approving.

Then he turned his attention back to Ben.

“Federation Head, I want the 300 selected warriors to be assembled here without delay.

I don’t intend to waste any more time.” “Understood, my Lord,” Ben responded quickly, his tone respectful and energized by the urgency of Clinton’s request.

“I’ll inform them immediately and make sure they are ready.” Sally, who had been quietly observing, now chimed in.

“Very well, then.

In the meantime, show us to our room.

We’ll take some rest before we depart.” Without hesitation, Ben rose from his seat, eager to please.

“Of course, my lady.

Please follow me,” he said, gesturing toward the door.

His movements were quick and precise, as if driven by the weight of the significance this moment held for the Federation.

As they left, I turned and walked out of the room, my mind buzzing with excitement and purpose.

It was time to tell my teacher, Lowell.

He had been my teacher, my guide through the treacherous journey of my training.

I could already imagine the pride in his eyes when he learned I had been accepted into Star University-not just as a regular student, but with the potential to be taken under the wing of an elder.

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