Book 2 Chapter 44:One Strike!

Alex created multiple clones again. Each of them spread out into a formation.

Kachi then brought out six master realm sabers into his hand. As he springs forward he created afterimages of himself.

At this moment Alex decided just to prolong his fight as long as possible.

Kati seeing Alex’s intentions couldn't help but sigh a breath of relief to himself. This was because the light element is known for their speed and healing.

Alex wasn't running around mindlessly but each of his clones were getting into position to do a finally attack.

Should I? Alex began to question himself. Should he show his true strength? Or should he just prolong it for as long as possible?

Fuck it he thought to himself. I’ll just fight to the best of my ability without relying on that power.

All five of Alex’s clone including himself hands touch the floor. The floor rumbles and a shockwave of earth blasted toward Kachi.

Kachi leaps into the air to avoid the shockwave but Alex predicted that already and two of the clones adjusted their attacks to control the earth to spikes the size of a telephone pole to be shot towards the Kachi.

Kachi sneers at Alex for his pathetic attempt. The twenty javelin were easily broken with his saber.

Kachi’s voice roars out, “do you know the difference between a first rate school and a second rate school? It is not just the students but the resources too! Have you even heard of the elemental laws?”

Alex didn't reply because what he said was actually a true fact. Learning laws is a lot harder then just cultivating. This was the difference between a first rate school and a second rate school. Second rate school refers to the acceptance of students through the government of the land similar to our Earth’s public school system.

While a first rate school is more of a private institution accepted by the Government. Therefore the funds for a first rate school and a second rate school is vastly different.

To hire a teacher that will instruct the students in the elemental laws will cost a hundred times more qi stones then hiring a teacher to guide students in cultivation. Normally a cultivator would personally learn the laws when they reach Heaven’s realm but starting early will give you an enormous head start.

Sadly through that might be true for every other student but Alex’s teacher was Dr. Harris a genius spell master, and a heaven realm cultivation.

Alex continues to smile and defend. Kachi’s close quarter became increasingly savage but thankfully having five extra clones of himself helps tremendously. Especially since the laws of the earth were well hidden in his defense and attack.

He can’t hold on much longer Principle Jenny thought to himself. Jenny can feel that Alex’s rate of depletion was five times Kachi’s due to the clone. Furthermore, there was five stages worth of difference between the two. Add all that together Jenny figures that Alex should be able to last at least one or two more minutes at this intensity.

Kachi himself was feeling quite surprised that Alex was able to keep him in a deadlock for so long. Furthermore he could feel that Alex was still holding back and wasn't using his full strength to compete with him. As he uses the light element to heal his arm his attacks became increasingly savage.

Two minutes passed and Alex’s eyes became a slight shade of red. His physically strength was actually increasing bits by bits.

“Stop!” a voice transmission rang in Alex’s ears.

Like someone dumping an ice cold bucket of water over him he snapped out of it and his eyes return back to normal.

“I give up!” Alex yells out jumping backs to evade any incoming attacks.

“Winner Kachi!” the referee yells out. “Final contestant from Quincy middle school Wei Lintian get on stage! Toronto Middle school do you need to sub?”

Lintian walks up to the stage like he had been there for the whole thing. His hair blowing against the breeze and his clothes fluttering like he was some sage descending onto the mortal world.

Huh? When he get here? Principle Jenny wonders. Then she checks her watch and there was still 20 minutes before the said time.

“Hey Jenny hows the students holding up?” Harris asks.

“How you get here so fast?” Jenny asks in surprise cutting straight to the point.

“Its a long story,” Harris chuckles.

“40 minutes isn't that long,” Jenny states sternly.

“Lets watch for now,” Harris smiles mysteriously. While mentally he still couldn't believe what happened actually happened.

Lintian stood on the stage casting his gaze outward waiting for his opponent.

“We are going to sent Adu for Kachi!” the Toronto representative declares.

Adu walks back onto the stage no longer holding that arrogant air anymore. Just from the first two fights he could clearly tell that this individual in front of him was vastly stronger than the last two that came up onto the stage. If he held that earlier arrogant like Kachi then he might suffer the same humiliation.

Adu felt like he could beat Alex but not that easily and with the way Alex and this Lintian’s eyes interact he could tell that there is a vast amount of respect from Alex’s eyes. Therefore he can only conclude that Lintian was definitely stronger than Alex by a wide margin. Whether its to the point that Lintian can beat him that is not known until the future.

“Whenever your ready,” Lintian said politely.

“Sure, be careful I won’t be going easy on you,” Adu replies getting into a stance.

Lintian’s eyebrows raise a bit in surprise. He was actually expecting Adu to haughty and arrogant like the other first rate school students here.

“Thats fine. I like a challenge.”

“Start!” the referee yells out.

Lintian’s dragon eyes activates and he carefully watches Adu’s movement like an eagle on a prey.

Adu uses his movement technique to the limit and his quickest strike. Creating multiple afterimages of himself trying to get a surprise drop on Lintian.

Little did he know Lintian’s eyes made it so that Adu might as well not even be using a movement technique.

With zero waste movements Lintian took one step and unleash a palm strike.

Boom!

Adu didn't even have time to react before the strike appeared before his chest sending him flying out of the arena and into another arena a hundred meters away.

“Oops.” Lintian didn't expect a stage six Master realm expert from a first rate school to be this weak.

The referee stares in a dumbfounded manner. Never in his wildest imagination did expect a first rate school student to be struck out in one hit. Could it just be luck? Referee wonders.

“Hey ref can you call out the winner?” Alex calls out loudly, interrupting the Referee’s daydream.

“Huh? Uh yes. Winner Wei Lintian!” he shouts. “Toronto sent up your next fighter!”

The representative looks at Kachi and then at the youth next to him. “You’re gonna have to go up. Kachi’s arm is still injured.”

“Useless,” the youth swore.

The youth got up and walks onto the stage.

“My name is Jon Vladimith, and I will be the next participant,” the youth said to the ref.

“Battle begin!” the ref shouts out loudly and proudly since he saw that more and more people were gathering around this platform. This was due to Adu being sent to another battle field that was a hundred meters away. Even a battle between first rate schools didn't cause such scene much less a second rate school.

“I’ll give you a chance!” Jon’s arrogant voice rings across the platform. “Draw your weapon, and give your best because this will be the last battle you see.”

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