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Chapter 211: Frey Starlight vs Snow Lionheart (1) · Nov 01, 2026

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203 Chapter 203: More Mysteries Unveiled (2) 2026-11-01
204 Chapter 204: When Light Shatters Shadow (1) 2026-11-01
205 Chapter 205: When Light Shatters Shadow (2) 2026-11-01
206 Chapter 206: Beyond Limits (1) 2026-11-01
207 Chapter 207: Beyond Limits (2) 2026-11-01
208 Chapter 208: A True Warrior 2026-11-01
209 Chapter 209: Before the Final Battle 2026-11-01
210 Chapter 210: A Feast for Crows 2026-11-01
211 Chapter 211: Frey Starlight vs Snow Lionheart (1) 2026-11-01
212 Chapter 212: Frey Starlight vs Snow Lionheart (2) 2026-11-01
213 Chapter 213: Frey Starlight vs Snow Lionheart (3) 2026-11-01
214 Chapter 214: The End of One Journey, The Birth of Another 2026-11-01
215 Chapter 215: The Death of Light 2026-11-01
216 Chapter 216: The Birth of Shadow 2026-11-01
217 Chapter 217: Ashes of Hope 2026-11-01
218 Chapter 218: When Death Becomes a Mercy (1) 2026-11-01
219 Chapter 219: When Death Becomes a Mercy (2) 2026-11-01
220 Chapter 220: The One Who Was Always There 2026-11-01
221 Chapter 221: To Live or to Die (1) 2026-11-01
222 Chapter 222: To Live or to Die (2) 2026-11-01
223 Chapter 223: A Letter to My son 2026-11-01
224 Chapter 224: Memories of the Fallen Star (1) 2026-11-01
225 Chapter 225: Memories of the Fallen Star (2) 2026-11-01
226 Chapter 226: Memories of the Fallen Star (3) 2026-11-01
227 Chapter 227: Memories of the Fallen Star (4) 2026-11-01
228 Chapter 228: Memories of the Fallen Star (5) 2026-11-01
229 Chapter 229: Memories of the Fallen Star (6) 2026-11-01
230 Chapter 230: The story of Abraham Starlight (1) 2026-11-01
231 Chapter 231: The story of Abraham Starlight (2) 2026-11-01
232 Chapter 232: The story of Abraham Starlight (3) 2026-11-01
233 Chapter 233: The story of Abraham Starlight (4) 2026-11-01
234 Chapter 234: A New Beginning (1) 2026-11-01
235 Chapter 235: A New Beginning (2) 2026-11-01
236 Chapter 236: To Wake a Nightmare 2026-11-01
237 Chapter 237: When the Chains Fell Quiet (1) 2026-11-01
238 Chapter 238: When the Chains Fell Quiet (2) 2026-11-01
239 Chapter 239: Rebirth Through Silence (1) 2026-11-01
240 Chapter 240: Rebirth Through Silence (2) 2026-11-01
241 Chapter 241: Even Normal Is a Lie (1) 2026-11-01
242 Chapter 242: Even Normal Is a Lie (2) 2026-11-01
243 Chapter 243: Refining Talent (1) 2026-11-01
244 Chapter 244: Refining Talent (2) 2026-11-01
245 Chapter 245: What the Shadows Remember 2026-11-01
246 Chapter 246: Two Blades 2026-11-01
247 Chapter 247: Orphans of Ruin (1) 2026-11-01
248 Chapter 248: Orphans of Ruin (2) 2026-11-01
249 Chapter 249: Ashes of Tomorrow (1) 2026-11-01
250 Chapter 250: Ashes of Tomorrow (2) 2026-11-01

Chapter 211: Frey Starlight vs Snow Lionheart (1)

World Arena.

The thunderous roar of the crowd shook the colossal arena ... citizens from across the Empire gathered, their excitement palpable for the most prestigious tournamentʼs grand finale.

Energetic music blared through the speakers, while scenes of past battles replayed on the massive screens ... each moment highlighting the brilliance of the two warriors about to clash:

Frey Starlight vs. Snow Lionheart.

This final felt more like a storybook clash than a mere competition.

A battle between a hero and a villain, drawn in broad, unmistakable strokes.

Both fighters had carved their legends into the tournament with traits that fit those archetypes perfectly.

No one had seen this final coming.

From the moment the brackets were drawn, the world had expected a duel between Daemon Valerion and Snow Lionheart.

They had guessed half right.

The anomaly ... the unexpected miracle ... was Frey.

His rise to the finals felt surreal, a series of victories stitched together by sheer, stubborn will.

And yet, here he was.

The stands overflowed to capacity.

Every seat taken, every eye focused on the battlefield.

Even students from the senior divisions had come to witness the peak of the Empireʼs youngest generation.

Among them, Ellen White lounged comfortably, an impressive mountain of snacks cradled in her arms.

”Itʼs about time,” she said, smirking.

As if answering her, the sky-bound screens flashed:

Countdown to the finals — five minutes.

Five minutes until everything would be decided.

Meanwhile, in the Empireʼs vast betting circles, the tension was electric ... the stakes had soared to heights unseen.

Despite the excitement, no one could deny the disparity between the finalists.

Even a child could see it:

Snow Lionheart was on another level entirely.

Current Rank: One stood at the peak of Rank B, while the other lingered at the top of Rank C.

Elements: One was a monster who commanded them all; the other wielded only darkness.

Dueling Skill: One had reached the fifth level, while the other stood at the fourth.

Combat Style: It was the only category where people sensed a close match .. Freyʼs technique was no joke ... but even that was far from enough.

No matter how many possibilities they imagined, the crowd could only see one victor ... And his name is Snow Lionheart.

In the Starlight Familyʼs section…

Carmen sat beside Ada, both silent as they watched the preparations unfold.

Adaʼs face was carved with anxiety.

”His opponent is Snow Lionheart,” she whispered bitterly.

The final boss.

The Empireʼs shining champion.

Knowing her brotherʼs stubbornness, Ada couldnʼt shake the dread coiling in her chest.

Could Frey even survive this battle, let alone win?

Carmen, usually quick to offer sharp remarks, said nothing.

Even she hesitated this time.

Frey had shown them many miracles.

He had revealed hidden depths and secrets few could have imagined.

And yet, despite everything...

Could he really stand against this?

After witnessing Snow Lionheart in the earlier rounds, Carmen realized something chilling ... she hadnʼt felt this kind of overwhelming presence since Abraham Starlight himself.

The very memory left her rattled.

Thus, she couldnʼt choose a side, couldnʼt even summon a prayer of hope.

The betting closed.

Snow Lionheart 99% — Frey Starlight 1%.

The numbers were brutal.

That 1% wasnʼt faith.

It was madness.

”Itʼs time.”

Ivarʼs voice echoed across the arena, carrying an air of solemnity.

And at once, all attention turned to the center of the battlefield.

...

-Frey Starlightʼs POV-

The light at the end of the tunnel.

That was what I had been chasing all this time .. a single, thin thread of light.

And now, I stood before the end of that tunnel.

I walked forward slowly, the brightness growing until it overwhelmed me, drowning me under the spotlight above and the thunderous roar of the crowd.

For a moment, I simply stared at the arena around me.

The stage had been magically expanded since the last time, giving us a vast battlefield to unleash our strength.

The crowd was at the peak of its excitement.

They cheered wildly, their eyes all focused on the figure standing at the far end of the arena.

Clad in his white armor adorned with gold.

”Snow Lionheart.”

They screamed his name.

I moved forward as well.

His golden, vibrant eyes met mine — the dead, black eyes that mirrored no life at all.

We were reflected in each otherʼs gaze.

He looked serious, with none of his usual easygoing demeanor.

Snow Lionheart wouldnʼt accept defeat today.

That much was painfully clear.

Standing between us, Ivar Valerion wasted no time.

I could feel my heart pounding violently with every slight movement the Headmaster made as he prepared to give the signal to start.

All my skills ..

Everything ..

To the absolute limit!

Tension flooded through me.

I was ready to pounce the very moment the signal was given.

But I froze when the golden-eyed youth suddenly spoke.

”Frey, before we begin... can I ask you something?”

”What?”

”What does it mean to you? This match... the whole Victorid?”

I hadnʼt expected that question at all.

But I answered plainly.

”It means everything to me.”

”I see. Thatʼs why you fought so desperately to reach this point.”

Snow drew his slender sword, gripping it firmly in his right hand.

I mirrored him, drawing my own blade.

”Weʼre alike, Frey Starlight.”

Those words, coming from him…

”Alike? In what way exactly?”

I neither denied it nor agreed — I simply replied vaguely to the hero who continued speaking words I hadnʼt anticipated.

”Both of us... neither of us can afford to lose today.”

With a faint smile, I gathered my dark aura.

”Youʼre right.”

He too had his reasons ... perhaps even deeper than mine ... for why he couldnʼt afford to lose.

I knew that.

Even when it came to the sheer will to win, Snow wasnʼt inferior to me in any way.

But even so... I would win, no matter the cost.

”Begin!!”

The signal was given.

It was the beginning of the end.

”Ascension.”

Hawk Eyes. Phantom Steps at maximum output.

I drew out as much of my SSS rank Dark Aura as I could.

I lunged at him with everything I had.

Unleashing the strongest strikes from my Ten Thousand Steps of Shadow.

And with frightening precision — he moved too.

Wielding Starlight Aura, the very element once famed among the Starlight family itself.

We clashed in an instant.

The moment our blades collided, sparks exploded outward violently.

I could feel the overwhelming weight of his sword pressing against mine.

With Ascension, which crushed all emotions and allowed me to fight at my peak, my violet-glowing eyes sought even the slightest gap, attacking from every angle imaginable.

Each deceptive strike ...which should have been impossible to predict ... was blocked, deflected cleanly one after another.

Boom!

The first heavy collision sent shockwaves throughout the arena as Snow deflected my sword.

Boom!

He read through every feint I attempted, parrying each one with ease.

Boom!

Another explosion erupted as Dark Aura collided violently with Starlight Aura, my assault crushed under a superior force.

The impacts rang out repeatedly, both of us moving so fast that only afterimages were left ... even though we hadnʼt budged from our spots.

We were locked in a whirlwind of swords, every clash sending arcs of fire into the air from the sheer force of friction.

The fire ignited fiercely around us, almost without us even realizing it.

It was terrifying.

Terrifying beyond belief.