Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian) novel Chapter 615

Of course, even if Sebastian managed to enter the Netherworld Sect, she still had ways to deal with him. Just as Wallace had said, Sebastian had tainted her body, severely damaging her reputation, so he had to die.

Sebastian was the last one to take the test. He walked up to the Netherworld Bell, placed his hand on it, and began channeling his spiritual energy.

The melodious sound of the bell rang out almost instantly, even more prolonged and resonant than before. It seemed like it echoed for miles.

A few seconds later, the bell rang again.

Sebastian immediately felt relieved—he was now certain he could join the Netherworld Sect.

With the status of a Netherworld Sect apprentice, neither Jenna nor Fressia would have to hide anymore. A mere baron wouldn't dare provoke someone from the Netherworld Sect unless he had a death wish.

Meanwhile, Heather was displeased; she hadn't expected Sebastian to pass.

"This test is now…"

Just as Irvin began to declare that the test had successfully concluded, the bell rang out once more, causing him to swallow his words.

"Unbelievable! This guy also reached three rings, matching Ms. Knott's talent. This is incredible!"

After a brief moment of silence, the crowd erupted in chatter.

"Damn it! That bastard has the same level of talent as me!" Heather was furious.

Even though Sebastian had saved her life, she felt no gratitude whatsoever. Raised in luxury and always looking down on others, she believed ordinary people existed solely to serve her.

In her eyes, saving her life was something Sebastian was supposed to do, but tainting her purity was an unforgivable crime—one that deserved death.

"Well, well, it seems the last two people both reached three rings. What a pleasant surprise," Irvin said. He was clearly pleased, knowing that every additional three-ring apprentice he recruited meant a reward from the sect.

Just then, the bell rang for the fourth time, its sound echoing for miles. It was louder than any previous chime.

The entire crowd froze in shock. Even Kaitlyn, who was about to leave, stopped in her tracks.

Four rings signified a once-in-a-century genius. In the past century, only two people had achieved it.

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