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Rising from the Ashes (Andrew and Lauren) Chapter 3328

Andrew’s next destination was the Harmony Sect—and it would be his final stop.

As for the Eight Ancient Sects, he had already “invited” every one he needed. Calling it an invitation was generous, to say the least.

At the base of the Umbral Peak Sect, Clarence and his team parted ways with him.

“Captain, we’ll be waiting at Azure Gate for you to take command,” Clarence said, snapping a crisp salute.

After watching Andrew kill Byron and then cut down Julius in a single strike, they were fired up beyond words.

That overwhelming dominance—that unstoppable presence—was exactly the kind of battlefield power soldiers like Clarence admired.

Andrew didn’t mention how close the fight had truly been.

He simply nodded. “Clarence, you and your team monitor the people from Umbral Peak Sect and the Divine Alchemists as they head to Azure Gate. I’ll need two more days before I arrive.”

“Understood, Captain,” Clarence replied. “We’ll move out first. See you at Azure Gate.”

Although Andrew had told him to keep an eye on Monty, Clarence knew Monty wouldn’t dare step out of line.

He had no choice but to report obediently to Azure Gate.

Byron had been split in half.

Julius—no weaker than Monty—had also died.

Andrew had made one thing perfectly clear: refuse to cooperate, and it didn’t matter whether you were a sect leader or not.

You would die all the same.

Monty didn’t have the courage to test that boundary again.

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Without wasting time, Andrew and his group headed toward the Harmony Sect at full speed.

Among the Eight Ancient Sects, Harmony Sect was the most unusual.

Nearly two-thirds of its disciples were women—and according to rumor, they were all stunningly beautiful.

To become a direct or core disciple, a woman needed more than extraordinary talent. She also had to possess exceptional beauty. Talent alone wasn’t enough. If her looks were average, Harmony Sect wouldn’t even consider her.

As for the remaining minority of disciples, they were men—and their status within the sect was… complicated.

Eric made a face. “The male disciples barely have any standing. They mostly exist as cultivation partners for the high-ranking female disciples.”

He lowered his voice slightly. “It’s said the sect leader, Madam Dorothy Fontaine, has around thirty male disciples as her cultivation partners. Honestly, that’s kind of shocking.”

Valerie blushed faintly and laughed. “Well, Madam Fontaine sounds like a true champion among women. At this rate, honey, your list of lovers doesn’t even come close to her roster.”

Nyx grinned. “Exactly. We can’t let her outdo us, right? Maybe you should add a few more ladies to the family.”

Andrew ignored them both and turned to Jerome.

“Mr. Thornton, how strong is Madam Fontaine?”

Jerome considered the question. “She’s definitely not on your level, Andy. But she’s no pushover either. At minimum, she’s no weaker than Monty. We’ll need to stay sharp.”

Andrew nodded. “We’ll be careful. As long as another monster like Byron doesn’t appear, we should be fine.”

Jerome’s expression turned serious. “Andy, the odds of Harmony Sect hiding someone like Byron are basically zero. But out of all the Eight Ancient Sects, Harmony Sect is one of the trickiest to deal with.”

He paused.

“We need to be ready for a real fight.”

Andrew gave a small nod.

“Alright,” he said calmly. “Everyone—stay sharp.”