The Girlboss Begs For Remarriage

The hag shook her head repeatedly. "No, this is impossible! Even if you're gifted, you wouldn't be this accomplished without giving blood and sweat!"

Frank sighed. "Don't you know that Einstein revolutionized physics in his twenties? Prodigies don't simply possess extraordinary gifts-they can gain twice the success even with less effort than the average person, staying well beyond any of your reach."

The hag smirked. "To be honest, I would have been willing to let you join us if not for your arrogance."

At her words, the lotus she sat on turned pellucid like Frank's and started flashing in red light too.

The crowd who was feeling just disappointed a second ago were once again thrilled, and the middle-aged man even dissed Frank. "And you call yourself a prodigy? You're just a bitch the way I see it-your red light only lasted that long!" The hag sighed. "Such a shame indeed!"

The red light shot toward Frank as she finished but faded in an instant, and soon, the hag's lotus faded as well!

Everyone including the hag were left frowning in disbelief. "Where did you learn that?! How did you manage to nullify my attack?!"

only was she proud with this technique, just seeing that it

could she accept that, when she was usually the one who lorded over

the tables had turned, that she now would not

know. Red light isn't the pinnacle of this technique. The rainbow spectrum

what I just used was the pinnacle of this technique—a light that can't be seen with the

and everyone else was left gaping

What the hell?

for life had just been disproven-as it turned they never noticed the

their founder and could take the technique to the

over. Time

got to his feet, and

then stomped the ground, crushing it and launching the debris