While Ghislain skimmed through the novel Gordon had written, one particular idea from its pages captured his attention.

“A strike that leaves no trace and cannot be seen, even as it lands…”

Such a feat was plausible only if the skill gap between opponents was vast. However, in Gordon’s narrative, it was depicted as a power that transcended skill—a near-divine authority. In some ways, it was even more dangerous than a force that could destroy anything.

The concept alone was chilling, but Ghislain knew it wasn’t possible. Such abilities existed only in the realm of imagination.

"Even the Saintess couldn’t …