My Charity System made me too OP-Chapter 212 : Blood King tournament X

"You've entertained me enough," Lavana whispered coldly. "Die."

She tightened her grip—

Crack!

With a sickening snap, Ken's neck was broken. His body went limp in her grasp before disintegrating into motes of light, fading from existence.

"Huh? He wasn't human?" Lavana muttered, raising an eyebrow. "Well, whatever—"

Before she could finish her sentence, she instinctively tilted her head as a blade sliced past her neck, missing by mere inches. She turned, only to be met with a glistening fist slamming into her chest, sending her crashing into the ground below.

"We can't hold back anymore," Roman declared, his expression hardened.

Liliana nodded. "Agreed."

The group repositioned themselves, carefully maintaining distance while preparing for a synchronized assault. They had been playing it safe, trying to conserve energy, but that hesitation had cost them—Ken was dead. Even if he wasn't technically alive, merely a creation of Leon, it didn't change the fact that Lavana had killed one of Leon's dearest companions.

Leon never created his warriors recklessly. He cherished each of them as living beings, not expendable tools. The moment Ken died, Leon would surely be furious.

"Damn it, we should've been more prepared!" Roman cursed.

"It's okay," Millim shook her head, trying to suppress her anger. "It was part of the strategy." She clenched her fists. "But now, we need to take care of her."

Liliana's gaze was fixed on the massive crater where Lavana had been sent flying. The momentary silence was eerie, as if the world itself was holding its breath. Then—

Boom!

Lavana burst out of the hole, unfazed, not a single scratch on her body. Her golden eyes gleamed with undeniable arrogance.

"This is insane..." Liliana muttered, tightening her grip on her weapon. "Even my Black Flames, which can burn through anything, didn't leave a mark on her."

Roman's jaw tightened. "Then we'll just have to hit harder."

The air around them grew heavier as they prepared for the final clash—a battle where holding back was no longer an option.

Lavana dusted off her shoulders, her expression unreadable. "Are you all done strategizing?" she asked, her voice laced with amusement. "Because I'd rather not waste my time any longer."

Millim gritted her teeth. "Stay focused," she muttered to the others.

Lavana vanished.

A blur—

Then pain.

Before anyone could react, Roman was sent flying with a brutal knee to his gut, his body smashing through several stone pillars. Blood splattered the ground as he coughed violently, struggling to breathe.

"Roman!" Liliana shouted.

But she had no time to check on him. Lavana was already in front of her, eyes gleaming with malicious intent.

Liliana barely raised her sword in time—

CLANG!

Her blade met Lavana's palm. Just her palm. The sheer force sent shockwaves rippling through the air, shattering the ground beneath them.

"What—?!"

Lavana smirked. "That tickled."

Then she crushed the blade in her grip.

Liliana's eyes widened in horror as her trusted weapon shattered into pieces. Before she could retreat, Lavana's elbow slammed into her ribs, sending her skidding across the battlefield, crashing against the remains of a fallen building.

"Two down," Lavana mused, rolling her shoulders. "Who's next?"

Millim's hands trembled. This was bad. Really bad.

Lavana wasn't just strong—she was unreasonably powerful, shrugging off even the most lethal attacks like they were nothing.

Roselia suddenly moved.

No words. No hesitation. Just pure, lethal intent.

A spear of black lightning erupted from her palm, crackling with devastating power. It shot forward faster than the eye could track, aiming straight for Lavana's chest—

But it never reached.

Lavana simply raised a finger and stopped the attack mid-air.

The sheer casualness of it sent chills down Millim's spine.

"You should've aimed for the head," Lavana said mockingly. Then, with a flick of her wrist, she sent the lightning spear back at Roselia at twice the speed.

BOOM!

A deafening explosion shook the battlefield as Roselia was engulfed in her own attack.

"Roselia!" Millim screamed.

Smoke and dust filled the air.

Millim clenched her fists. She couldn't just stand here.

No more hesitation. No more holding back.

A powerful aura erupted around her, a mix of divine and demonic energy swirling in a chaotic storm. Her pink hair began to glow, her eyes burning with power.

Lavana turned to her with a curious look. "Oh? You're finally getting serious?"

Millim took a deep breath, centering herself. "I don't care what it takes… You're not leaving here alive."

Lavana smirked, cracking her knuckles. "That's what I wanted to hear."

Millim vanished.

The ground beneath her exploded as she launched herself forward, faster than ever before. A sonic boom followed in her wake as her fist, wreathed in divine and demonic power, shot toward Lavana's face.

BOOM!

The impact sent shockwaves tearing through the battlefield, splitting the earth and obliterating everything within a hundred-meter radius.

For a moment, there was silence.

Millim panted heavily, her fist still extended. Dust and debris filled the air, obscuring everything.

Had she done it?

Then—

A slow clap.

The dust settled, revealing Lavana standing completely unharmed.

Millim's eyes widened in disbelief. "No way…"

Lavana smirked. "That was a good punch. Almost felt it."

Millim's stomach dropped.

Before she could react, Lavana's hand shot forward like a serpent—

Crack!

Pain exploded in Millim's abdomen as Lavana's fist buried itself deep into her gut, sending her flying through several mountains in the distance.

"Millim!" Roman coughed, trying to get back up despite his battered state.

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Liliana's rage ignited.

With a battle cry, she summoned a massive flaming war axe, its golden flames burning hotter than ever.

"Die, you monster!" she roared, swinging the weapon down with all her strength.

Lavana sighed.

Without even moving, her shadow expanded beneath her, morphing into black chains that lashed out, grabbing Liliana mid-air before she could complete her attack.

"Wha—?!"

The chains tightened, squeezing the air from her lungs, then slammed her into the ground repeatedly like a ragdoll.

BAM! BAM! BAM!

Blood splattered. Bones cracked.

Lavana finally released her, letting Liliana's motionless body slump to the ground.

"Three down," she muttered.

Suddenly—