My Substitute CEO Bride (Nash and Hera) novel Chapter 1946

Clint swatted the black shadow's hand away.

"No… That’s false! My body agrees with your statement, but my soul is against you! I… I'm definitely blessed! Do not insult my family!"

Clint threw a punch at the black shadow, but the black shadow caught it.

"Don't be so self-righteous! I'm the embodiment of your heart! You clearly hate them! Your father only worships fame and wealth, your mother is indifferent to you, and your brother died because of you. These are all true! These are facts!

"No matter how strong you are, even if you defeat me, these facts remain true! You can't deny it!"

Then, the black shadow punched Clint back.

Clint fearlessly took the punch to his face.

"Yeah... I’ve always wondered why my parents couldn’t give me more attention. I wanted to go back to my childhood and cry to my heart’s content, but a person has to grow! You're just the past me, my past obsession! I should no longer live in the past!"

Clint knocked the black shadow down and punched it repeatedly.

The black shadow suddenly appeared behind him.

"Sure, let's see how you can defeat me now!"

The black void disappeared, and the two rose to the sky again.

At this time, a white figure patted Clint on the shoulder.

"It's you, rother," Clint said without turning around. "I'll continue to move forward, so this time, let me do it for your sake too!"

"Frenzy Shadow Array!" The black shadow attacked.

"Eight Trigram! Hollow Meteor!"

An intense golden light erupted from Clint's body, and the black shadow's array was destroyed.

The black shadow stumbled back slightly before Clint attacked again.

"Celestial Rotation!"

Zaafea also opened his eyes at this time.

"What should I call you now? Lord of the Sun and Moon? Or..."

Clint opened his mouth and said, "Clint. I'm not him, and I can’t continue to live as him. I am me, Clint Melton."

"Alright, what are your plans now?" Zaafea asked.

"Let me take a rest. Tomorrow, I'll go to the Endless Horizon Sect."

....

Clint left, and Zaafea sighed. He said with some relief, "That’s the right attitude. You should've known long ago."

He looked to the side, where Harkin and the man were standing.

Harkin said politely, "You've indeed tried hard enough."