Heiress Unmasked: Shaking the World With Geomancy novel Chapter 2006

In the venue, the audience couldn't help but erupt in wave after wave of astonished gasps as the figures before each contestant took form one after another, especially when the dragon appeared before Cornelius.

Even among the demon clans, few had ever witnessed the true form of a dragon. If mystic masters and demons alike were shocked, the Internet users sneakily tuning in via a private livestream were simply losing their minds.

"Oh god! I knew the mystic arts community was wild, but I never thought I'd see a dragon with my own eyes! Thank you!"

"Mom! I just saw a dragon! It might be fake, but it's also real!"

"I thought Phantom Market from the first duel had blown my mind. It seems I had no idea how mindblowing the world out there is."

"Ugh! Why is such an epic tournament kept under wraps? Can't we be allowed to attend in person just once?"

Internet users who'd obtained invite codes to the mysterious livestream all had connections. When they joined the first duel, they tried to record and were sure it would go viral.

Despite recording everything, they exited the livestream and found that no matter how they tried, none of the supernatural elements could be captured.

For instance, the ghost visitors wandering in the Phantom Market were completely invisible on screen.

Later, they learned that without the Mystic monitor, no medium could clearly capture the world of mystic arts. Worse still, any leaked footage could trigger the Special Security Agency to shut down the stream immediately.

So, they had to give up the idea of sharing clips. Now, their heart burned in excitement and frustration.

They were excited because they'd just seen a dragon and frustrated that there was no way they could show anyone else what they'd just witnessed.

At first, they thought surely nothing could top seeing a dragon through the livestream. That was until they witnessed the silhouette slowly appearing before Shannon with fox tails that unfurled and swayed.

The same Internet users, who'd just prided themselves on having seen it all, now screamed like total newbies.