I lost my Copy System and awakened a Plundering System - Chapter 183

Chapter 183: Academy Contest: Third Round Begins (4)

Not long after, Graw and Wales were defeated, sustaining injuries. Their strength and domains were no match for their opponents.

The entire crowd fell silent at this. Those of the Luminari Academy felt distressed. Everyone turned to Draco.

His plan had been successful. Now, they wanted to see how Draco would accomplish beating the three from the Ashwood Academy and winning this round.

“Well, it should be time to move,” Draco muttered.

Immediately, Draco broke free from the petrification ability.

The one who had petrified him noticed the movement and tried to seal Draco back, but to his surprise, he saw no one.

“What are you looking at?” He heard Draco’s grim reaper-like voice. Before he could react, pain shot through his head as it slammed into the arena.

The entire crowd in the arena, as well as those watching, fell silent, speechless at the scene.

When the petrification broke, it was as if someone had shattered a clay box to retrieve its contents, only to realize there was nothing inside. But in this case, Draco had already moved outside.

Before it even showed that he had broken free, his body had already disappeared, leaving only an afterimage.

He had moved so swiftly that he appeared behind the one who had petrified him. With a single motion, he grabbed the opponent’s head and smashed it into the arena floor.

The opponent’s eyes went dizzy, blood trickled from his head, and he struggled to understand what had happened. The pain jolted through every fiber of his muscles, his bones and flesh screaming in agony.

Everyone watching was in shock. It turned out Draco’s confidence wasn’t baseless—he truly had the strength to take on all three of them.

However, just because he had the ability to fight them didn’t mean he had the ability to win.

Many continued watching, still unconvinced that Draco could claim victory.

If he had cooperated with Graw and Wales, the Luminari Academy would have been guaranteed a win. But now that both were heavily wounded and unable to continue, the situation had become uncertain.

Even if they waited for healing, the Ashwood Academy team wasn’t foolish—they would take countermeasures.

If Draco wasn’t careful, he could still be defeated by the remaining two—or rather, all three of them.

The representatives of the academies were also surprised. They had witnessed Draco’s raw speed, recognizing him as truly talented. However, his arrogance was excessive. Now, he was jeopardizing the Luminari Academy’s victory, potentially bringing humiliation upon them.

They shook their heads in pity.

If Draco had been facing opponents with only one domain user, he might—no, he would—win.

But two of them possessed domains, and the third likely did as well. Domain power was not to be underestimated—it was a transcendence of intent, far surpassing it in strength.

The two remaining opponents looked at Draco seriously, moving to surround him. Draco simply smiled, watching them.

They continued their movements until the one with the Magma Fist ability reached the injured Petrification user. Then, something shocking happened.

He pulled out an item and handed it to the Petrification user.

To everyone’s surprise, the injured opponent began to heal.

No one had expected them to have a healing ability. Even if it wasn’t exceptionally powerful, it was still effective.

Draco simply smiled, watching it all unfold without interfering.

The audience was confused—what was going through his mind?

Was he truly that overconfident in his ability to defeat all three of them?

After the holder of the Petrification ability had been healed, he spoke. “I never thought you would be this confident, thinking you can take all three of us at the same time.”

They surrounded Draco.

Draco didn’t say anything—he simply watched them.

The three from Ashwood Academy narrowed their eyes in anger. Draco’s calm expression made it clear that he saw them as nothing more than ants, unworthy of his effort.

Their blood boiled with rage. Then, they unfolded their domains, including the one with the Petrification ability, whose domain extended 500 zhang.

Draco was immediately surrounded—his body began to petrify, Magma Fist was heading toward him, and vibrations spread violently across the battlefield.

The area around Draco turned chaotic. Dust rose, clouding the arena so no one could see what was happening.

Everyone stared at the spot where Draco stood.

Had he been defeated?

The hearts of the Luminari Academy students pounded in distress—Draco couldn’t afford to lose. If he was wounded, it would be over for them.

Meanwhile, the Ashwood Academy students were filled with anticipation. This was their chance. Even if they couldn’t enter the top five, they would still be known as the ones who defeated a top-five academy.

Then, from within the settling dust, a familiar sigh was heard.

“Is this all you have? This is such a disappointment.”

The crowd turned to look at the dust cloud, but in the next moment, their eyes shifted to the three Ashwood Academy participants in horror.

The three from Ashwood Academy who had heard Draco’s voice tensed up, taking battle stances.

“What are you guys doing?”

A familiar voice startled them from behind. Slowly, they turned around, their faces filled with horror and fear—Draco was standing there.

That was why the crowd was in shock.

“When did you get here?” one of them asked in disbelief.

Draco smirked. “What kind of question is that? Of course, I walked over here.”

His words sent a wave of shock through the audience. Many didn’t believe him.

But the representatives of the academies did. They had seen it clearly—Draco had just walked toward them.

At that moment, the Ashwood Academy representatives watching from the stands had already given up hope.

Before the three could process what had happened, Draco grabbed the first two by their heads and slammed them into the ground, leaving them dazed.

Then, he turned to the one with the Petrification ability, grabbed his head, and knocked him to the ground just like the others.

Pain shot through their bodies, their minds buzzing in agony.

They tried to get up, but Draco stepped closer.

In desperation, they unleashed their domains once again, trying to suppress and defeat him.

For a brief moment, Draco stopped.

Then, he sighed.

“Your strength is too weak.”

With a single punch, he shattered their domains.

The entire arena was stunned—especially the three who had just unleashed their domains.

They stared at Draco in fear and horror.

Their trump card had been broken. Effortlessly.

Without hesitation, they admitted defeat.

Wales and Graw, still injured, watched in shock, as if they were witnessing something unreal.

What a complete and utter defeat.

The three hadn’t even managed to land a single blow on Draco.

The crowd sat in stunned silence—until the entire arena erupted in cheers. Even those watching online were in awe.

The elders of the Luminari Academy finally let out a sigh of relief.

“That’s my darling,” the girls in the audience smiled, having expected this outcome all along.

Alya, Rose, Ivy, Adrianna, Clara, Lyraea, and Jane smiled upon seeing this. This was their man.

“The Luminari Academy wins!”