At this moment, Malkar had been completely subdued by the man before him.
Any thought of scheming, of testing, of probing Daniel further, had been utterly extinguished from his heart. He dared not harbor the slightest shred of calculation.
For the Malkar of today, Daniel was an existence entirely beyond comprehension. On the surface, Daniel looked like an ordinary human—his aura calm, almost mundane. But Malkar knew better.
To truly believe Daniel was nothing more than a mortal man would have been the height of stupidity. No, the only reason he seemed "ordinary" was because he had grown so powerful that Malkar's senses could no longer perceive his depths.
Daniel, gazing upon Malkar once more, could not help but sigh inwardly.
