CHAPTER 173

It wasn’t just that Ulmer felt his energy being sucked off, but he was also hallucinating inside the dark sphere.

Ulmer’s dad was scolding him after seeing his report card in college. “You took six years to finish it. Forget about A grade, you didn't even get C in any course.”

“S-Sorry, Dad,” Ulmer lowered his head. “I tried.”

“Don’t give me that bullshit,” Ulmer’s dad coldly said. “You don’t have talent. I know that. But you don’t need talent to succeed in life. You only need one thing. Discipline. If you have that, you can commit yourself to achieve anything. Look at me. I was a professional runner who dreamed to win olympics. One accident changed my entire life, and my first love left me. I started smoking, drinking, and wasting time doing nothing. Those damn therapies never worked. But then, one day after your grandpa died, I, being the first son of the family, had to lead it. I looked in the mirror and faced my fears. I might not be the best son, but I thought I would never get m