Reincarnation Of The Strongest Spirit Master

Her spirit was one matching perfectly her spirit element, the same unique spirit element William once spotted at the Royals hotel in the fort before. She could perfectly control the entire arena, reshape it, merge or separate all of the arenas, and even add more seats by absorbing the grand plaza outside.

This plaza was owned by the arena after all. As she knew how grand the upcoming fight was going to be, she decided to go all out.

"Send more people out there, let all the reserve teams work as well… Stop everyone from doing anything aside from this, send any free ones out there, send them all! Let them work fast and sell tickets to everyone in the entire plaza, no, in the entire city…"

"But… My lady, that fox is about to arrive…" one of the workers said when he saw William's face pass through the section he was watching on his glass.

"Sh*t! Why is he this impatient?!" their boss cursed, before her focus returned to the technique she was using, "I got no time to go and speak with him. It's better he'd not hold this against me in the end."

She started changing the entire layout of this place. At the same moment, William stopped in his tracks as the entire path he was walking in changed all of sudden.

"Who is this? Show yourself!" William said in a low tone, yet it carried a very threatening aura.

"Sigh! If I could, then why would I do this in the first place?" back in the control room, that lady sighed, shook her head when she heard what William said.

"If you don't show yourself, explain all this, then I swear no matter who you are, you'll be my enemy!"

"What a fierce youth he is, hahahaha!" What he said made the lady in the control centre chuckle in amusement, "if you were just a few years older, then you'd have a chance to be my man."

She could tell William was around fifteen, sixteen years old at most. As for her, she was around twenty-five.

William waited for a few seconds, but no one appeared. Just before he'd go serious, transform and go all out, he shouted again in warning:

"This is your last chance, either come and explain yourself or I swear I'll tear my way through this path and head directly towards the arena, do my business there, before coming to you!"

"F*ck! Why is he acting like a ticking calamity?" she instantly panicked. Even if she was controlling the entire place using her abilities, she knew the place was made of normal ores to begin with.

Against such a brutal and scary master, these ores didn't have a chance at all. In the end, she'd get a damaged place with lots of enmity from him on top of it.

As for worrying about her life, someone like her wouldn't even think about such a thing. She got lots of formidable guards, waiting for a single signal from her to show up.

"Hurry, give me the Message Paper of that worker… Hurry up!" she instantly turned towards the people around, shouted in distress while William's voice came loud from the glass in front of one of these workers.

"Ten… Nine… Eight…"

"F*ck! Is he counting down?! What a crazy man I got myself into this time?!!!" she blinked, even lost control of her ability for a brief second, resulting in an earthquake happening only here.

William mistook this as a threatening move from the one behind all this. "Screw this! I'm going to find my way out of here myself!" he said in a boiling rage.

"Wait! Hold on! I got a message for you!"

But just one second before he'd turn into his full fox form, the poor worker next to him said in a shaky tone. He was this close from pissing off himself right now when he heard William's threatening shouts and words, felt his domineering aura.

But then the voice of the boss rang in his mind, making him regain a bit of relief. As long as someone stronger was overlooking things here, he became less worried.

"What?" William turned to that worker. And from just a brief meeting of his gaze with William, he dropped his earlier and naive thoughts about being safe.

One look was all it took to make the heart of this bronze master shudder. He even imagined himself standing in front of a death god. And that was indeed what William was at this moment.

"Speak up!" William shouted, jolting this youth awake.

"It's… It's my boss… She…"

"What about her?"

"She… She asks you to wait for a little time… Because…"

"She wants to make a profit out of this? Fine," William already got what this scared young man couldn't say properly, "tell her that half of the entire profit goes for me. And if she tries to do anything funny, then forget about anything and she'll be my next target."

"Ruthless… I like you… It's a deal then!" The poor bronze master didn't have his mind working right at this moment. So, when he heard what his boss muttered to herself, as she was still holding his Message Paper in her hand, he repeated what he heard without even considering anything.

That made William raised one eyebrow, not knowing what he should respond to this. "Hurry up then," William knew she was able to hear him, "I'll give you half an hour. But I swear if I went out there and found that team was gone then…"

"I know, I know…" that worker kept relaying what his boss said down to the letter, "I will entrap them and prevent them from leaving if they tried."

"Ok," William then sat on the ground, trying to calm himself down.