An Understated Dominance Novel (Dahlia & Dustin) by Marina Vittori updated 2025-26 - An Understated Dominance Chapter 2348

An Understated Dominance Chapter 2348 – “Ah!” Black Kong roared like thunder as the blades on his arms, sharp and cold, pierced Abigail’s body at lightning speed.

His momentum was so strong that he slid seven or eight meters on the ground before coming to a stop.

“Hahaha… You messed with the wrong person!” he shouted, turning around with a wild, ferocious grin.

To him, things like poisonous fog and insects were useless—raw strength was what mattered.

But then, a clear voice came from ahead: “What are you laughing at?”

Black Kong froze, looking up to see Abigail standing there, unharmed, with a mocking smile as if she thought he was a fool.

“Huh?”

His smile vanished, replaced by shock. How could this be? His blade had pierced her neck—how was she not injured? Had he missed? Impossible! His strike was as fast as lightning, and Abigail hadn’t even moved. What was happening?

“I don’t believe I can’t kill you!” he growled, deciding not to overthink it. If one strike didn’t work, he’d try again, and again, and again. No matter what, he was determined to make Abigail pay.

Spreading his blades, Black Kong charged forward once more, his powerful body and incredible recovery making him relentless. He could keep fighting as long as he wasn’t dead, and eventually, he believed he could kill her.

“You’re asking for it,” Abigail said calmly, not bothering to dodge. She simply waved her hand.

Three black iron balls shot out and hit Black Kong in the face. These were hidden weapons from the Tardif Sect, called Hundred Flowers Kill.

Remembering his last mistake, Black Kong dodged quickly. But as they passed each other, the Hundred Flowers Kill released a storm of poisonous needles, turning Black Kong into a human pincushion.

An ordinary fighter would have died instantly, but Black Kong’s thick skin and strong defense kept him alive, though in great pain. The poisonous fog from earlier had already begun to rot his flesh, and now the needles only made things worse.

“Ah!” Black Kong screamed, his face twisted in agony. He had never been so frustrated. Every time he tried to strike, Abigail stopped him—first with snakes, then with smoke, and now with needles. His once-impenetrable defense was proving useless.

The very defense he was so proud of was now failing him. The poison, which should have been ineffective, was breaking through. It was as if Abigail’s attacks were designed to counter him. Only his strong vitality kept him alive, but the pain was unbearable.

“I’ll kill you! I’ll kill you!!” he roared like a madman, charging at Abigail without even bothering to remove the needles. He couldn’t die, so he would fight with everything he had. He could endure hundreds of attacks, but all he needed was one chance to cut her down.

Or so he thought.

“He survived all that poison. His size really does help him take a beating,” Abigail remarked.

“Die!”

Black Kong was almost upon her, his blade slashing toward her neck with lightning speed.

But Abigail just smirked, her expression full of contempt. She didn’t dodge but instead reached out and caught his blade with her bare hand.

“Clang!”

The blade stopped cold in her grip.

“What?!”

Black Kong’s eyes widened in horror. His blade could slice through iron, especially when he struck with all his strength. Yet here it was, caught in Abigail’s hand without even a scratch.

Was she human or something else?

“Is that it?” Abigail said with disdain. “Not very impressive.”

“You… you…” Black Kong stammered, too scared to speak. He had thought close combat would give him the upper hand, but Abigail’s strength and defense were far superior, allowing her to catch his blade with ease.

It was clear she was powerful, yet she preferred using poison. Was she just toying with him?

“Now it’s my turn,” Abigail said, raising her hand and punching Black Kong in the stomach.

“Bang!”

The blow sent Black Kong’s massive body flying like a missile. Blood sprayed from his mouth and nose as he soared through the air.

Before he even hit the ground, Abigail moved again.