Dimensional Keeper: All My Skills Are at Level 100

Chapter 1858: Last One Standing!

Max’s eyes narrowed sharply, Damian’s grip tightened around his sword, Kaiden’s expression turned deeply solemn, and Ervin stared without blinking. Even Angelina Valerius, who had remained perfectly composed through every battle so far, watched the collision with a slightly keener gaze.

Revona finally understood that if she tried to withstand this attack through ordinary nullification alone, she would lose. The force of Starfall Extinction was too compressed, too layered, and too desperate.

Orion had not built a move meant to overwhelm from range. He had built a move meant to burn everything in a single instant and force a path straight through whatever stood in front of him.

At that critical moment, Revona’s eyes blazed with terrifying intensity.

"Void Origin Realm," she said softly, though the words seemed to echo from somewhere far deeper than her own voice. "Return to Nothing."

The cracked hollow ring before her collapsed inward. It did not break apart. It folded into itself. Every layer of emptiness, every trace of nullification, and every fragment of erased existence within the Void Origin Realm converged upon one single point in front of Revona’s body.

It was a point so utterly empty that even the space around it seemed to flinch away. The shattered force of Orion’s fist, the overflowing star essence, and the compressed destruction of Starfall Extinction were all drawn into that point of absolute void.

Then it vanished, though it did not vanish all at once, and it did not vanish cleanly. The star essence fought back like a dying supernova. It tore at the point of emptiness, forcing blood to spill from Revona’s lips and draining the color from the skin around her eyes.

But in the end, Return to Nothing prevailed. The point of origin emptiness swallowed the last portion of Starfall Extinction and returned it to nothing.

When the blinding light finally faded, Orion’s fist had stopped just short of Revona’s chest. The star sphere around his hand was gone. The stars inside his body darkened one after another, the crown above his head shattered, and the reignited star palace behind him broke into dim fragments that dissolved into the air.

For a moment, Orion remained standing. He looked at Revona, then at his own fist, and then he laughed softly. It was a tired laugh, yet it carried not even a trace of bitterness. He had pushed her that far. He had forced the woman with the Void Origin Eyes to reveal the true core of her defensive ability just to survive him.

"Good," he said weakly, still smiling brightly. "That really was the limit."

The moment the words left him, all the strength drained from his body at once. His knees buckled, his shoulders sagged, and his eyes slid shut as his consciousness finally gave out. He fell forward like a star that had burned through the very last of its light.

Revona caught him by the shoulder before he could strike the ground. She was breathing hard as well, her face pale, her chest rising and falling faster than before, and a faint streak of blood still marking her lips.

Return to Nothing had allowed her to survive, but it had not come without a price. Even so, she remained on her feet, while Orion had finally spent everything he had.

The entire arena fell silent.

Then Angelina Valerius raised her hand and announced the result.

"Orion Starfall is unable to continue. Winner, Revona."

The great screen above the arena changed at once. Yet even after the result appeared, the silence lingered for several more breaths, because everyone understood that what they had just witnessed was no ordinary exchange of victory and defeat. It had been two peak geniuses driving each other to the absolute edge.

Orion had forced Revona to reveal the deepest ability of her Void Origin Realm, while Revona had withstood the strongest self-created technique Orion could release at the very end of his strength.

One of them remained standing and the other had fallen unconscious, but together they had raised the standard of the final round to an even more terrifying height.

Watching the unconscious Orion in Revona’s grasp, many of the Nine Star Court disciples felt their blood boil with pride rather than shame. Their strongest genius had lost, but he had lost while displaying a brilliance that carved his name into the memory of the entire Divine Realm more deeply than ever before.

Revona gazed quietly at the fainted Orion for a moment before the transfer light descended to carry him away. Then she too returned to her pillar, and for the first time since the battles had begun, even the top geniuses exchanged looks weighted with something far heavier than before.

After watching Orion and Revona push each other so far, all of them understood one thing with perfect clarity.

The final round had only grown more dangerous from this point onward.

[Winner: Revona.]

[Orion Starfall Defeated.]

[Battle Record Updated.]

[Revona]

[Total Battles Fought: 4]

[Total Wins: 4]

[Battle Record Updated.]

[Orion Starfall]

[Total Battles Fought: 4]

[Total Wins: 3]

The result appeared clearly on the screen, yet no one spoke for several breaths.

Orion had lost, but no one could bring themselves to look down on him. He had forced Revona to move, he had forced her to fight with real initiative, and he had forced her to reveal the Void Origin Realm itself.

He had wounded her again and again, and at the very end he had come within a hair of breaking through her Pseudo Cosmic Path entirely. Had his strength lasted even a few breaths longer, the result might well have been different.

Revona remained on the stage for a moment, still holding Orion upright. Her face was pale, her aura wavered unsteadily, and blood still stained her lips. She looked down at Orion, who had fainted with a faint smile lingering on his face, and then she spoke softly enough that only those closest could hear.

"You were strong."

A transfer light descended and carried Orion back to his pillar, where the laws of the Eternal Hourglass began stabilizing his injuries. Revona returned to her own pillar as well, but she sat down the moment she arrived.

The Void Origin Realm had vanished, and the light in her Void Origin Eyes had dimmed noticeably. This victory had not come easily. She had won, but the battle had driven her to the very edge of exhaustion.

Across the Divine Realm, the disciples of the Nine Star Court were silent at first. Then, one by one, they began to cheer. They cheered not because Orion had won, but because he had fought a battle worthy of their strongest genius.

He had displayed the majesty of the Nine Star Sovereign Body before the entire Divine Realm, and even in defeat he had made countless forces understand exactly why the Nine Star Court stood among the greatest first-rate powers.

Inside the Eternal Hourglass, Max watched Revona quietly.

’Her Void Origin Realm is dangerous,’ he thought. ’Even Orion’s Pseudo Cosmic Path could not break through before his strength ran out.’

Damian Voss’s gaze was sharp, and Kaiden Voidmere looked deep in thought. Ervin’s eyes remained calm, though his grip on his spear tightened by a fraction.

Rakan Thorne laughed softly from his pillar. "That was a good fight."

Morgana Starveil nodded faintly. "Too good. Now everyone has more problems to worry about."

Aurelian Lareth’s expression stayed cold, though even he could not deny the level of the battle that had just unfolded.

Angelina Valerius waited until Orion’s injuries had stabilized and Revona’s aura had settled enough for her to remain conscious. Then she turned back toward the screen of light above the arena.

"The next battle will now begin."