Born Almighty Warrior novel Chapter 426

After being knocked out by Ricky's palm attack, Sham fell on the shabby competition platform. He shook his head hard and yelled in rage. His usual calmness as an assassin faded away as his eyes filled up with fear.

The most powerful ultimate skill in his art of slaughtering was the Shadowy Fatal Attack—a fusion of the Shadowy Replication and his strongest slaughtering cultivation methods. He had to exert his full power just to activate this skill.

More than that, once this lethal attack had been made, there was no turning back. Theoretically, even if Sham didn't managed to kill Ricky, both of them were still likely to get injured by Sham's attack.

Surprisingly, however, Ricky remained unharmed after the attack. On the other hand, Sham was seriously wounded, and his power was completely plundered by the mysterious power of Ricky's palm attack.

Such mysterious power was so terrifyingly mighty that the moment it began to take effect, Sham was forced to exert all his power in vain. In that moment, he was helpless—just like a lamb to the slaughter.

What frightened Sham even more was how, right from the beginning, Ricky paid no attention to the shadowy replications of Sham's sword at all. It was obvious that Ricky could distinguish the original sword from the shadowy duplicate ones created in Sham's Shadowy Fatal Attack.

What formidable power!

Sham saw himself as a genius and star in the Realm of Wildness with years of slaughter experiences. If he fought against someone mighty like Hoffman, the fight would just end in a draw.

But his genius was rendered useless by Ricky—a warrior a grade lower than him. He was so easily defeated by Ricky that his conceitedness and invincible arrogance were devastated

Now, he felt frightened and perplexed about what to do.

"You must be wondering why you were defeated. Well, let me tell you the reason. This martial skill is called Vitality Plundering Palm. If an opponent, less powerful than me, goes all out with no defense in a fight, his power will be entirely plundered once this skill is practiced," Ricky explained in a slightly condescending tone as he glared at his frightened opponent.

The Vitality Plundering Palm was a pivotal destructive marital skill developed from Ricky's comprehension of the Chaotic Fire Skill and the legacies of the Ruin Demi-spiritual Emperor, including the Ruin Fire and the martial arts inheritance.

The Ruin Fire was already originally at the demi-spiritual emperor level since it once belonged to the Ruin Demi-spiritual Emperor. Therefore, Ricky did not need to spend time growing it to suit his cultivation level, and was able to use it at once.

Once he figured out the features of the Ruin Fire, it did not take long for Ricky to develop this skill. While going through the cultivation process, he also practiced the Chaotic Fire Zone and the Chaotic Fire Skill in conjunction with the martial arts inheritance he received from the Ruin Demi-spiritual Emperor.

As could be told from its name, the power of the Vitality Plundering Palm which contained the energy of the Ruin Fire and the chaotic fire runes, could plunder all the vitality and power of an opponent and exponentially weaken his strength.

More than that, this skill could only be utilized fully by someone competent enough.

"My vitality was plundered! My vitality was actually plundered!" Sham murmured fearfully, as he understood what Ricky said.

"Sham was actually defeated!" warriors outside the competition platform exclaimed as they watched the ongoing scene. They took pity on Sham, not because of the result of the fight, but because their prediction came true.

They felt sorry for Sham, a famous genius in the Realm of Wildness who was about to die after such a crushing defeat.

"Sham, the future fight between you and me seems impossible now," Hoffman lamented.

Hoffman and Sham had always regarded each other as the only significant opponent in any life-or-death fight. Since they considered themselves equals to some extent, they still felt for each other in some situations despite serving different forces.

Knowing that Sham was about to perish, Hoffman couldn't help but feel sympathy for him.

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"Now that you have gone all out, it's pretty clear that you no longer have any regrets. It's time for me to end this fight now," Ricky said as he looked at Sham, his tone changing to one with a tinge of respect.