Chapter 542

Their full-power punches were rarely endured even by upperclassmen.

But this freshman didn't even flinch—he caught the punch dead solid.

He even took it with his chest.

"How is this possible? This guy's a monster."

The two students quickly retreated, putting distance between themselves and Luo En.

They knew this wasn't the time to show off, and they had already sensed Luo En's terrifying nature.

It surpassed their imagination.

Naizi didn't understand—she seemed puzzled.

"What's wrong with you two? Why hasn't he fallen yet?"

"Do I have to handle this tiny brat myself?"

The two upperclassmen groaned inwardly—this female boss wasn't an ordinary student.

She had a powerful family backing her.

And that family ranked among the top in the entire school.

No one dared defy Naizi's words, for no one dared face the wrath of that family.

At present, no lowerclass family could match that family's power.

So the upperclassmen fell silent.

But they also knew Luo En's strength—charging him blindly would only mean death.

Yet thinking of that powerful family, the two upperclassmen gritted their teeth and charged Luo En again.

Punches rained down on Luo En like drops of rain.

But Luo En didn't move an inch—he didn't even glance at the fists.

"Damn it, this guy's insane."

"How can someone be this strong?"

The students stared in shock—they'd faced all kinds of opponents before.

They'd even encountered stronger ones.

But even the strongest opponents could never block his punches so effortlessly.

"Damn it, who the hell is this guy?"

Another male student was pinned to the ground by Luo En's single finger, unable to move.

He felt the terrifying pressure radiating from Luo En.

Just that pressure alone made him unable to lift his head.

Though he strained desperately to rise, the overwhelming pressure crushed him, keeping him pinned.

Only now did Naizi realize the problem—she saw the students wildly punching, yet not one strike brought Luo En down.

Instead, Luo En struck once, and one upperclassman lay on the ground.

She stared at the scene in disbelief.

How could this be? She knew well the strength of those upperclassmen.

They were among the best even in upperclass, ranked highly across the entire academy.

Yet they couldn't even handle this tiny freshman.

Boom—one sweep of Luo En's arm.

One male student was blasted away by immense force.

He crashed hard to the ground, unable to rise for a long while.

That force nearly killed him.

He knew Luo En had held back.

If Luo En had used his full strength, he'd already be a corpse.

It was terrifying—how could he have ended up facing such an opponent? He never expected this.

He also felt bewildered—how could someone this strong still be in a lowerclass?

But Luo En knew this wasn't the time to show off his strength.

He was only on his first day at this school—if he revealed his true power now,

he'd surely be expelled, and possibly investigated by the school.

So after landing one blow, he immediately spoke to Naizi.

"Enough."

Naizi roared.

"What's enough? It's not enough!"

As she spoke, her hands suddenly crossed before her chest—a vast domain erupted.

The Art Domain.

This was the greatest combat power an occultist could unleash.

In that instant, a hundred-meter radius became Naizi's domain.

Complex runes surfaced one after another.

Naizi stood at the center, fists clenched—her occult power, amplified by the Art Domain, flooded her entire body instantly.

The upperclassmen widened their eyes.

That was a domain—most students still couldn't manifest a complete one.

They might achieve this level eventually, but only after advancing to upperclass.

Because Nai Zi had a powerful family backing her, she received abundant resources.

Thus, over these many years, she had learned how to utilize her domain.

And within spellpower, a domain is essentially a very high combat asset.

Concentrating all combat power in this way enhances every ability.

This is true combat.

Students rarely use this method in brawls.

Because it could cause permanent injury to the opponent.

No one expected Nai Zi, now pushed to her limit, would unleash such a domain.

It seems she is truly enraged.

A wild surge of energy formed within the domain.

Nai Zi struck swiftly, her movements like a coiling dragon, her body moving at its absolute limit, instantly splitting into multiple afterimages.

No one expected Nai Zi's strength to rival that of upperclassmen.

Luo En watched, surprised, and wondered whether Nai Zi's background was exceptionally deep.

Otherwise, she could never possess such formidable combat power as a lowerclassman.

He also understood what this domain represented.

Nai Zi's attack produced a sonic boom; her fist struck Luo En's chest directly.

She had poured all her strength into it, certain she would see Luo En fly backward from her punch.

Then she would crush him underfoot and mock him.

After spreading the incident among classmates, Luo En, no matter how talented, would spend the rest of his school years cowering in shame—this matter would be settled.

She no longer wished to pursue this further; after all, she had never faced such a terrifying opponent.

But Luo En did not budge an inch.

Her fist struck his body, as if punching a wall of bronze and iron.

Luo En spoke calmly, "Still don't you understand? You are no match for me."

"So I will keep the position of leader."

With that, Luo En moved only slightly.

Nai Zi felt a crushing pressure surge toward her.

Before she could even identify its source, a tremendous force hurled her flying.

She crashed to the ground just like the two upperclassmen.

But her condition was better than theirs, for she was still within her own domain.

Thus, she used the domain to ease some of the pressure.