i must say i do this way too frequently and well heres another one 'Teacher'.
Important Update: Chapter Release Schedule
Dear valued readers,
I want to start by apologizing for any inconsistencies in my recent chapter releases.
As I strive to deliver polished and immersive content, I've realized that daily chapters may not be sustainable for me.
To ensure that I provide the best possible reading experience, I'm adjusting my release schedule.
Going forward, I'll aim to post new chapters every 1-2 days.
This change allows me to:
1. Refine my writing and minimize errors.
2. Develop more comprehensive and engaging storylines.
3. Maintain a healthy creative pace.
The daily chapters were helpful in identifying and addressing initial issues, but I now need to focus on crafting a more polished narrative.
Thank you for your understanding and continued support(saying this to the readers i see on laptop not phone). Your patience will be rewarded with more refined and immersive chapters.
Stay tuned for the next update!
Best regards,
[Concept_Supreme]
//28//
As the archery duel entered its climactic final phase, Ryker unleashed a dazzling display of speed and precision. With each successive shot, he assumed challenging and dynamic positions, testing the limits of his skill. Yet, every arrow found its mark, striking the bullseye with unerring accuracy.
The young man watched in awe, his own focus unwavering as he drew and released his ninth shot. Ryker, however, had already taken his eighth, showcasing a massive improvement from his fourth. The distance between them seemed to grow, as if Ryker's mastery was stretching the gap.
With each additional shot, Ryker pushed the target farther away, forcing the young man to recalibrate his aim and adjust his power. The distance now stood at hundred meters, a formidable challenge even for the most skilled archers.
The young man's determination remained unshaken, despite Ryker's relentless pressure. Sensing this, Ryker's expression transformed, a hint of curiosity sparking in his eyes. He decided to extend the duration of the match, raising the stakes.
"Thirty shots," Ryker declared, his voice low and even. "Not ten. We will see who truly masters the art of archery."
The crowd murmured, surprised by the sudden change. The young man's gaze locked onto Ryker, a mixture of trepidation and resolve swirling within. He nodded, accepting the challenge.
The duel's intensity amplified, each shot now carrying greater weight. The young man's focus narrowed, his breathing steady as he drew his next arrow. Ryker's smile widened, his eyes glinting with anticipation.
The target, now a distant speck on the horizon, seemed to mock them both, its bullseye a tantalizing promise of victory that beckoned and taunted in equal measure. The air vibrated with tension, electric with anticipation, as the outcome of the duel hung precariously in the balance.
The silence was oppressive, punctuated only by the soft rustle of the wind through the nearby trees. The crowd held its collective breath, senses heightened as they awaited the next shot. The young man's eyes narrowed, his focus laser-sharp, as he drew his next arrow.
Ryker's gaze never wavered, his smile a thin, enigmatic line. His eyes gleamed with a knowing spark, a hint of secrets hidden behind their piercing depths. The distance between the archers and the target seemed to stretch, an endless expanse of possibility.
The bullseye, a tiny circle of gold, shone like a miniature sun, radiating an otherworldly allure. It was a siren's call, beckoning the archers to surrender to their ambition, to unleash their full potential. The stakes were too high for the young man he wanted to win and just run away from here
As the young man raised his bow, the tension escalated. Ryker's eyes flicked to the target, his gaze burning with intensity. The air seemed to thicken, heavy with anticipation, as the crowd waited for the next shot.
Time itself appeared to slow, the universe condensing into this singular moment. The young man's heartbeat echoed through the silence, a rhythmic cadence that underscored the gravity of the duel.
And then, in an instant, the stillness shattered. The young man released his arrow, its flight a soaring arc of possibility that seemed to suspend time itself. Ryker's eyes tracked its trajectory, his smile unwavering, as if anticipating the outcome.
But as the arrow drew closer to its target, the young man's heart sank. It veered off course, missing the target entirely. The crowd's collective gasp echoed through the air, a stark reminder of the young man's faltering skill.
Despair crept in, its dark tendrils wrapping around the young man's resolve. Each successive shot only worsened his aim, as if the weight of his impending defeat crushed his focus. The target, once within reach, now seemed an impossible distance away.
Freedom, once a beacon of hope, began to slip through his fingers. The young man's thoughts swirled with desperation. Why continue? Why cling to a lost cause?
Yet, he couldn't quit. Not now. Not with the crowd's expectant gaze upon him. Their silent scrutiny pressed down on him, a physical force that kept his feet rooted to the ground.
The young man's eyes scanned the sea of faces, searching for a glimmer of encouragement. Instead, he found only curiosity, a morbid fascination with his downfall. Ryker's smile, however, remained, a constant reminder of his superiority.
With a deep breath, the young man steeled himself. He would not surrender. Not yet. His fingers trembled as he drew another arrow, the weight of his fate settling upon him. The crowd's silence grew, heavy with anticipation, as they awaited his next shot.
Ryker's voice cut through the tension, his tone dripping with condescension. "You're losing your grip. Perhaps it's time to concede?"
By the twenty-first arrow, the young man's hopes had dwindled to embers. Every shot had missed its mark, each failure etched on his face like a scar. Ryker, conversely, stood serene, his bullseyes a relentless drumbeat of superiority.
With each successive hit, Ryker's qi resonated with a deafening crash, the sound waves rippling through the air like a physical force. The target shuddered, its wooden surface trembling as if battered by an invisible hammer.
The noise was a calculated cruelty, designed to shatter the young man's resolve. Ryker's eyes gleamed with a ruthless intensity, his smile twisting into a merciless grin.
The crowd watched in rapt attention, their faces reflecting the young man's despair. Some whispered among themselves, speculating about the outcome, while others simply stared, transfixed by the spectacle.
As Ryker released his next arrow, the air seemed to vibrate with anticipation. The young man's eyes followed its trajectory, his heart sinking as it struck the bullseye with precision. The qi's thunderous report echoed through the grounds, a triumphant declaration of Ryker's dominance.
The young man's shoulders slumped, his grip on his bow faltering. His thoughts swirled with desperation. How could he counter Ryker's mastery? Was his freedom forever lost?
Ryker's voice cut through the din, his tone dripping with condescension. "Your technique is flawed. Your focus shattered. Surrender now, and spare yourself further humiliation."
The young man's gaze locked onto Ryker, a spark of defiance igniting within. He would not yield. Not yet. With a deep breath, he drew another arrow, its weight feeling leaden in his trembling hand.
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The crowd's silence grew, a palpable entity that pressed upon the young man's shoulders, heavy with anticipation. Every face was turned to him, their eyes boring into his very soul, as if willing him to surrender or prevail.
Ryker's smile widened, his lips curling upward in a calculated display of confidence. His eyes glinted with anticipation, their piercing depths seeming to strip the young man bare, exposing his deepest fears.
The outcome hung in the balance, a delicate scales tipping precariously between triumph and despair. The young man's resolve teetered on the brink of collapse, his determination fraying like the threads of a tapestry torn asunder.
Time itself seemed to slow, the universe condensing into this singular moment. The wind stilled, the trees ceased their rustling, and the world held its breath.
In this oppressive silence, the young man's heartbeat echoed through his mind, a rhythmic cadence that underscored the gravity of his situation. His thoughts swirled with desperation, seeking a lifeline to cling to, a shred of hope to salvage from the wreckage of his faltering resolve.
Ryker's gaze never wavered, his eyes burning with an inner fire that seemed to sear the young man's very soul. The air vibrated with tension, the dueling grounds transformed into a crucible where only the strongest would emerge unbroken.
As the young man raised his bow, the crowd's collective breath caught in their throats. Would he find the strength to rally, or would Ryker's relentless pressure crush his will? The question hung suspended, poised on the cusp of revelation.
The young man's hand trembled, his fingers white-knuckled as they gripped the bow. His eyes narrowed, focusing on the target with a fierce intensity. The world narrowed to a single point, the bullseye beckoning like a siren's call.
With a deep breath, he drew the string back, the arrow's tip quivering with potential energy. The crowd's silence grew, a living entity that pulsed with anticipation. Ryker's smile never wavered, his eyes flashing with challenge.
The moment of truth had arrived. Would the young man's arrow find its mark, or would Ryker's mastery prevail? The universe held its breath, awaiting the verdict.