I lost my Copy System and awakened a Plundering System - Chapter 190

Chapter 190: Battle between the Luminari and Royal Academy (4)
Damien saw Draco’s ridicule and rushed toward Draco with a punch. He also had the fire armor on.

Draco snorted when he saw this. He also put his fist forward as he punched Damien.

When their fists connected, Damien looked at Draco in horror.

He felt an immeasurable power from Draco, far stronger than his own. He felt his hand bone cracking, felt an unbelievable aura, and was sent flying away.

Everyone who watched this was shocked, seeing Draco send Damien flying.

Damien formed a human pit in the arena. Draco was above him in the sky, looking at him in the hole.

Damien flew out, looking at Draco in shock. He was confused by the sudden surge of Draco’s strength.

Draco chuckled again. He had added his Fire Dragon Bloodline to it. How could Damien know of this? Also, bloodline skills and bloodline strength are different.

Damien could copy the skill, but he couldn’t copy the bloodline strength. You must have the bloodline in order to have access to this.

There is no ability that has no weakness. Even Draco’s Plunder Ability has its weakness: the risk of falling into depravity and the energy required to activate it.

The Copy and Clone Abilities have their own weaknesses too. The reason they are called Forbidden Abilities is that their weaknesses can be neglected, and they are not that significant—only one weakness.

The Everett Clan creased their eyebrows when they saw Damien in the pit. The Night Clan also supported Damien in killing Draco, as Draco was their enemy.

They also creased their brows when they saw this.

Meanwhile, as for Fian and Blum:

Both opponents traded blows against one another. As for Fian, he was always sneaking in attacks, more like an assassin. The Night Clan is known to be a clan of assassins; this was one of their traits.

But the problem that Fian had with Blum was his ability. Why didn’t he have another ability? Fian grumbled internally.

Blum’s ability was a hassle to him. His thunder ability increased his speed—this was number one.

Number two, it also had a paralysis effect, which gave Blum the chance, whenever he was close to him, to react to whatever was happening when Fian aimed for his life.

But even so, there were some periods of time where Blum, too, almost had him. His speed was fast and monstrous, not easy to catch.

Fian’s own speed was great but not as good as Blum’s.

BOOM! BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!

Explosions were caused by their fight as they battled each other with fists.

“If you can’t get past me, then you can’t think of defeating Simeon,” Blum smirked.

“Hmph, what arrogance. Then I’ll show you my real strength,” Fian snorted.

“Shadow Rush!” Fian roared.

Shadows filled everywhere, covering his figure, making it impossible for Blum to notice him. His presence was concealed, and everything was getting dark.

The Night Clan members who saw this smiled. They knew of this skill. “That young man is going to die.”

This skill is a sure assassination skill of the Night Clan, able to claim the opponent’s life. Even a strong person, if not careful, can fall to someone weaker than them who uses this skill.

Blum’s expression turned serious when he noticed this. He couldn’t sense Fian’s presence.

“Just calm down and let your thunder do the work,” Thundero’s voice rang out.

Blum took a deep breath as he closed his eyes. Thunder and lightning sparked as they came out of his body.

Fian, who watched this in the dark, was confused. He felt a hint of danger, feeling worried about this.

An assassin doesn’t move back when he charges forward.

He moved stealthily, like a shadow, devouring his opponent’s shadow and life.

Stealthily, he got beside Blum. When he saw Blum didn’t do anything, he felt confused—whether Blum had given up. But he also felt more danger, though it didn’t seem life-threatening, it might injure him.

Also, if Blum wanted to admit defeat, he could just call it out, even though he was still in danger.

Thinking of this, Fian still calmed down when he got very close to Blum, able to kill him in a flash.

For an assassin, patience is the first thing on their list—always be patient.

He could see lightning and thunder discharging from Blum’s body into the surroundings but was confused why this was so.

He didn’t dwell much on this, as he had waited for more than 10 minutes.

The crowd was confused about what was happening over there, as everywhere had turned dark at Blum and Fian’s arena of battle.

It wasn’t that everywhere was dark, but a black mist had concealed what was happening.

Finally, Fian felt he was patient enough. He calmed like a statue, then suddenly rushed as he aimed for Blum.

With great speed, he had gotten close with a dagger in his hands, aimed at Blum’s neck.

Blum felt the changes that happened in the surroundings. Suddenly, he waved his hands.

Fian, who was delighted at almost killing his opponent, felt he couldn’t move again. Blum opened his eyes, looking at him with ridicule.

When Fian looked at himself and around him, he saw he was wrapped in a golden thunder net. He was shocked by when Blum had done this.

Then he remembered that he had waited a long time before attacking Blum. This had given Blum the chance to conjure this.

“How could I forget such a thing?” Fian sighed.

This wasn’t a mission but a battle. Also, Blum was aware of him, unlike his targets, who were unaware of him. This made him sigh.

Of course, the mist caused by the Shadow Rush had cleared. Everyone was shocked when they saw Fian tied up like a baby with a net.

Some of the crowd even laughed because this was funny. But when the Night Clan saw this, they felt angry. How could they laugh when one of them was being suppressed? This might likely make them lose their reputation.

“I underestimated you,” Fian snorted. Then, suddenly, the net began to cut into pieces. Fian was free again as he watched Blum.

The Night Clan smiled at this. They knew that Fian couldn’t fall below their expectations.

Blum watched as Fian broke free in surprise. The thunder net had a paralysis effect, but he didn’t expect that it wouldn’t affect him.

“It’s time to show you my real strength,” Fian said. His body lit up, and shadows began to come out from his body as he looked at Blum.

Blum’s body also lit up with thunder and lightning, as his eyes turned golden blond, thunder flowing through them.

The crowd felt their bodies heat up. An epic battle was coming. Some were worried about this.

Tera and Ken watched this in surprise. They would say their students surpassed their expectations a bit because none of the strong students had gotten the opportunity to release their full strength.

Now they were fighting for their academy’s glory. They had to release their strength and become the winner.

Their auras clashed against one another, locking their gazes against each other.

HAAAHH!

A/N: My dear readers, note that I will depict the scene of the battle of Blum, Ming, and Draco, so this arc of the Luminari Academy and Royal Academy might be longer than expected.

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