I lost my Copy System and awakened a Plundering System - Chapter 266

Chapter 266: Battle With the Representative of Heavens (5)
Everyone watched as the young man was sent flying into the air, but he took control of himself midway, his eyes locking onto Draco.

“Another ancestral being?” the young man said as he saw the faint image of a behemoth White Tiger with golden stripes.

He looked at Draco in confusion. If not for the stench of filth he could smell from Draco, he would have thought that Draco was a favored son of the Origin Heavenly Dao.

Draco didn’t stop there. He took a step forward and continued battling the young man.

But every time, the skill the young man called Heavenly Shield protected him, and it seemed that he had fortified its defense.

“Phoenix Flaming Wing!” Draco called out.

A three-colored, flaming pair of phoenix wings appeared behind him as his speed increased.

Draco took a step forward—his figure flashed—

Before the young man could successfully deploy his shield, Draco had already arrived, the Weapon of Plunder in his grasp, shining with golden light and burning with three-colored flames.

The young man was caught off guard by the unexpected attack. He staggered back, trying to avoid Draco’s sword strike, but alas—he couldn’t.

Draco’s sword struck.

A deafening blast erupted as everything caught fire, engulfing the young man in blazing, three-colored flames.

The crowd gasped, watching as the young man burned.

They all saw Draco relentlessly suppressing him, but suddenly, the flames vanished.

Not even his clothes were scorched. He was still completely intact.

It was then that Draco felt danger, prompting him to distance himself from the young man.

But alas—

He watched as the Heavenly Shields multiplied, rapidly surrounding him like a divine cage.

Draco felt an unstoppable force pressing down on him. He attacked the shields, but—

They wouldn’t break. Their defensive power was overwhelming.

The young man didn’t stop there. He raised his hands.

“Heavenly Arrow!”

Multiple arrows of divine light formed within the cage and rained down upon Draco.

He defended himself, slashing at the arrows, but in such a confined space, dodging was nearly impossible.

The crowd watched in tense silence—

Draco was being suppressed.

“Isn’t there any way I can plunder the skill?” Draco asked.

“Even if you could, you wouldn’t be able to use it. A skill like theirs requires the power of the Heavenly Dao,” Xylara’s voice rang out.

Draco fell into deep contemplation. Breaking through this shield would require a lot of energy, and he didn’t have the same level of strength as the young man. Wasting energy might be disastrous for him.

It could also be that after he broke through the shield, a trap would be waiting for him.

Suddenly, Draco thought of something. His Draconic and Phoenix eyes turned ruby red—plundering all things.

[Eye of Plunder Activated]

Draco’s eyes moved, analyzing the Heavenly Shield as they extracted its foundation and knowledge.

Everything felt as if it was being downloaded into Draco’s mind, and he quickly understood the principles behind the attack.

Perhaps because the Clown had fused with him, his speed had increased multiple times, allowing him to easily plunder the skill.

He didn’t stop there—he also plundered the knowledge of the Heavenly Arrow Skill.

His eyes returned to their usual silvery-white Draconic form and three-colored stark Phoenix glow.

He waved his hand, and a black-red shield formed around him—identical to the Heavenly Shield, except for its color.

Draco then began to expand the size of the black-red shield.

The crowd was surprised when they saw something black and red appearing within the Heavenly Shield. The Heavenly Shield obscured their vision, making it difficult to see what was happening, though they could make out a blurry outline.

The young man could see more clearly than the crowd, but even he couldn’t fully perceive what it was.

Then, suddenly—

He watched as his shield was shattered by the black-red phenomenon.

When the crowd and the young man finally saw what it was, they were all stunned.

“Isn’t that the same thing as the Heavenly Shield? The only difference is its color!”

“What’s happening?!”

The younger spectators were confused by Draco’s attack, as it bore a striking resemblance to their own skills.

The young man looked at Draco in astonishment, his eyes narrowing in disbelief.

He could see more clearly than the others.

The skill Draco had just used was the exact same as his own in terms of foundation and power. The only difference was that, while he had channeled his power through the Heavenly Dao, Draco had used another, unknown force.

“What’s the name of your skill?” the young man asked.

Draco grinned. “Well, I haven’t named it yet.”

The young man smirked as well. Without hesitation, he sent waves of Heavenly Arrows toward Draco.

Draco responded by launching the exact same attack—the only difference was its black-red color.

This sent another shockwave through the crowd.

Both attacks collided, canceling each other out. A deafening explosion erupted as the two forces clashed, shaking the battlefield.

The crowd watched in awe.

“Well, young man,” the opponent said, “it’s surprising that someone this young in our world has managed to become so strong. And yet… it turns out you’re filth.”

His expression darkened.

“Let me show you the vast difference between our cultivation, power, and strength.”

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