The Dojo’s Best Fighters Smirked and Said, “Pick One” — She Said, “Why Not All Three?”

Chapter 6

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She had been undefeated.

Then she discovered that several organizers were fixing matches and exploiting young fighters.

She tried to expose them.

Victor had been one of the competitors.

He had refused to cooperate.

Elena eventually provided evidence to authorities.

The organization collapsed.

But several powerful people escaped.

One of them was Victor's former manager.

His name was Raymond Shaw.

And now Raymond was back.

He didn't want revenge.

He wanted control.

He believed Elena possessed evidence that could destroy him.

Evidence Elena had hidden years ago.

The next morning, Blackwood Dojo received an unexpected visitor.

Raymond Shaw walked through the front doors wearing an expensive suit.

He looked around.

Then smiled.

"I believe we have unfinished business."

Elena stepped forward.

"Not here."

Raymond laughed.

"Actually, I think here is perfect."

He pointed toward the students.

"All these young people looking at you like you're some kind of hero."

Elena said nothing.

Raymond lowered his voice.

"You know what happens when heroes lose?"

Elena replied:

"They learn."

Raymond's smile faded.

"Tomorrow night."

He placed a card on the counter.

"Bring the evidence."

Then he left.

Marcus looked at Elena.

"What evidence?"

She looked at Lily.

"Something I hoped you'd never need to know."

Raymond transformed an abandoned theater into an arena.

Hundreds of people arrived.

Some were fighters.

Some were gamblers.

Some simply wanted to watch.

Elena stood backstage.

Lily was beside her.

Marcus, Cole, and Adrian stood behind them.

Master Blackwood approached.

"Last chance."

Elena smiled.

"No."

Blackwood nodded.

"Then let's finish it."

The challenge began.

One by one, Raymond's fighters entered.

Marcus fought first.

This time, he didn't try to prove anything.

He won.

Cole followed.

He remained patient.

He won.

Adrian faced the fastest opponent.

He nearly lost.

But remembered Elena's words.

Control.

He turned the match around.

Three victories.

The crowd began chanting.

Raymond became furious.

Finally, he entered the arena himself.

Elena followed.

They faced each other.

Raymond was older.

But he had trained for years.

He attacked brutally.

Elena defended.

The fight became exhausting.

Then Raymond whispered:

"Your daughter."

Elena froze.

For half a second.

That was enough.

Raymond attacked.

Elena fell.

The crowd gasped.

Lily screamed.

"Mom!"

Elena opened her eyes.

She saw her daughter.

Not frightened.

Determined.

Elena stood.

Raymond smiled.

"You can't protect everyone."

Elena wiped blood from her lip.

"No."

She raised her hands.

"But I can protect the person standing in front of me."

The final round began.

This time Elena did not fight with anger.

She fought with clarity.

Raymond became increasingly desperate.

He made mistakes.

Elena exploited them.

Finally, she controlled him.

The referee stopped the match.

The crowd erupted.

But Elena didn't celebrate.

She looked toward Raymond.

"It's over."

Raymond laughed weakly.

"You think winning a fight ends this?"

"No."

Elena looked toward the police officers entering the theater.

"I think the evidence does."

Raymond's expression collapsed.

Master Blackwood had already delivered the evidence to investigators.

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