My Charity System made me too OP-Chapter 208 : Blood King Tournament VI

Velkar's smirk faltered slightly. "Tch… that's not normal destruction magic, is it?"

Leon smirked. "You'll find out soon enough."

Of course, Leon's Destruction Magic wasn't just any magic—it originated from the very personification of destruction itself, the God of Destruction, the progenitor of annihilation, Lord Shiva. Because of this, his Destruction Magic was far more powerful than ordinary destruction magic, as it carried True Intent.

True Intent was something only accessible to powerhouses above Tier X, but Leon possessed 0.1% of True Intent, making his magic significantly stronger. This was possible due to his direct lineage to Lord Shiva himself, granting him a fraction of the god's boundless destructive will.

Velkar's instincts screamed at him. Even though Leon's aura wasn't overwhelming, there was something unnatural about his destruction magic—something far beyond what a Tier II being should possess.

Ravina, the Time Seal holder, narrowed her eyes. "That's… not just destruction. It feels like the void itself is trembling."

Balkar, the Fire Seal holder, clenched his fists. "I don't like this. We should kill him now."

Leon twirled his trident, the very air around it distorting. "You should try. But whether you can is another matter."

Velkar lunged first, using his spatial affinity to teleport behind Leon in an instant. "Got you—!"

But the moment he tried to strike, his entire body froze.

His breath hitched as he realized—his movements weren't locked by magic, but by fear. A primal instinct within him screamed that if he moved wrong, his very existence would be erased.

Leon turned his head slightly. "You're slow."

With a flick of his trident, a wave of destruction energy blasted Velkar away, sending him crashing into a tree.

Balkar roared and unleashed a torrent of flames, but Leon slashed through it effortlessly. "Fire? Really? Against destruction?"

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Ravina, watching carefully, smirked. "Interesting."

She swung her scythe, activating her Time Seal.

The world around Leon stopped.

Everything froze—air, space, even the embers of Balkar's flames.

Ravina exhaled. "Time Stop successful."

She took a step forward, raising her scythe to slice through Leon's neck.

But then—

CRACK!

The frozen world shattered like glass.

Leon stood there, completely unaffected, his eyes locked onto hers.

"Time Stop? Cute trick." He tilted his head. "But you're playing with concepts I understand better than you do."

For the first time, Ravina's confidence wavered.

Leon grinned. "Now, it's my turn."

Seeing Leon punching at her, Ravina simply smiled and walked away effortlessly. However, Leon suddenly felt his movements slow, as if he were punching through water. By the time his fist reached its target, she was already gone—standing where she had been moments before.

"So, you do have Intent," she mused. "But it's still very low."

Leon narrowed his eyes.

"My True Intent was already above 59% before I was sealed here," Ravina continued, casually inspecting her scythe. "I've already surpassed the Concept of Time itself, achieving 59% True Intent. Meanwhile, you…" she smirked, "you haven't even comprehended 1%."

Ravina then scoffed. "But isn't it forbidden for beings above Tier III to participate here? So why are you here?"

"I am Tier III," Leon replied before adding, "But aren't you above Tier III yourself? Why are you here?"

Ravina frowned. "Let's check that, then," she said before adding, "And I'm an Examiner—it's normal for me to have this level, you idiot."

She raised her hand, a red circle appearing beneath her feet, glowing ominously.

"Step inside," she instructed. "The system here is no longer active, but if you step inside, your true realm will be revealed."

Leon looked at her, unimpressed. "Is this really necessary?"

"Of course. Having someone like you here is cheating," Ravina replied, her voice carrying amusement. "Even Millim wasn't given special treatment. If you fail this test, you'll be kicked out of the tournament and exiled from the Blood King's succession trial."

Leon simply nodded and stepped forward.

"What happens if I am exiled?" he asked, glancing at her as he moved toward the glowing seal.

"You are no longer allowed in the kingdom. Nothing else," she said as Leon nodded and stepped inside the seal.

But nothing happened.

"I told you I am Tier III," Leon said, looking at her with a smirk.

Ravina's smile vanished as she looked at Tier III Leon.

"This… this is not possible," she muttered, stepping closer to him.

However, as she accidentally entered the circle herself, her Tier X pressure was released in full force. The sheer intensity sent Leon flying, the impact shattering multiple bones in his body.

"Fuck, Ravina! Do you even know what you just did?!" Velkar shouted, rushing toward Leon and immediately feeding his own Tier X vitality into him to heal his injuries.

"Damn it, it's not my fault!" Ravina snapped, clenching her fists. "I didn't expect this to happen!"

"That's why you test first before acting recklessly!" Balkar interjected. "Anyway, let's leave him now. The kid will wake up in a second. We can't afford to be around when he does. he really is Tier III, as he claims, there's no need to investigate further or get involved."

Ravina frowned. "Oh? Then why does his magic have Intent?" she questioned.

"Exactly! That's what a genius is!!," Balkar said as he vanished from its place.

" he is right you know, this is not the first time we saw such situation anyway " Velkar said vanishing after healing Leon.

Ravina gritted her teeth. "Damn it. only if I could analyze him further," she muttered as she vanished from her place too.

Meanwhile, Leon after 13 seconds wakes up.

"Shit… that woman really knocked me out and broke most of my bones," he muttered, wiping the blood from his lips.

"Hmm, I'm healed," Leon mumbled as he stood up, looking at himself.

He then noticed a potion bottle nearby and picked it up.

"A Tier X Vitality Potion?" he muttered in surprise.

"Did that crazy woman heal me out of guilt?" he wondered, staring at the bottle before putting it away.

"Anyway… where did they go?" he said as he started moving, trying to track them down.