Dimensional Keeper: All My Skills Are at Level 100 Chapter 1891 Revona vs Kaiden!

The arena went quiet at once. Revona opened her eyes on her pillar. Her face remained calm and pale, and the Void Origin Eyes carried their usual unfathomable stillness. She had already proven herself one of the strongest geniuses of the final stage.

She had defeated Orion after being pushed to the edge by Starfall Extinction, and she had defeated Rakan by adapting her Void Origin Realm against his terrifying War God Body. She had erased, nullified, hollowed, and returned attacks to nothing again and again, until even the top geniuses treated her with caution.

Her strength did not come from loud displays. It came from the terrifying certainty that no attack was guaranteed to matter once it entered the range of her eyes.

Across the Divine Realm, many spectators leaned forward.

"Revona again."

"Who will she fight this time?"

"She is still undefeated, right?"

"Yes. She defeated Orion and Rakan. Her Void Origin Eyes are simply monstrous."

"Only Max, Damian, Ervin, and Kaiden might truly pressure her now."

As though answering that thought, the second name began to slow. The light passed over Damian Voss, then over Ervin, and then over Max Morgan. Then it stopped.

[Kaiden Voidmere]

For a breath, the entire arena fell silent. Then the giant screen enlarged both names.

[Final Competitive Stage]

[Revona vs Kaiden Voidmere]

A strange pressure descended over the Eternal Hourglass. This was not a battle of brute strength, and it was not a clash of light and star power. It was a confrontation between two of the most mysterious spatial and void-based geniuses in the entire conference. On one side stood Revona, the owner of the Void Origin Eyes.

On the other stood Kaiden Voidmere, the supreme genius of the Grand Void Sanctum. One of them could nullify, erase, and return power to nothing. The other could fold space, create endless corridors, exile attacks beyond return, and trap opponents inside the Grand Void Labyrinth.

The very nature of the battle felt difficult to predict. Would Revona's Void Origin Eyes erase Kaiden's spatial folds before they formed? Would Kaiden's Grand Void Labyrinth split the battlefield into too many layers for her eyes to fully control?

Could the Void Origin Realm drag spatial attacks into nothingness before they reached her, or could Kaiden use exile routes and folded corridors to avoid being caught by her nullification entirely?

The Divine Realm erupted into discussion.

"This might be one of the strangest battles so far."

"Void Origin Eyes against the Grand Void Labyrinth."

"Revona can erase attacks, but Kaiden's attacks do not always come from the same space."

"If Kaiden splits the battlefield into layered corridors, can her eyes erase all of them at once?"

"But if Revona opens the Void Origin Realm, even spatial layers might be dragged toward nothingness."

"Do not forget that Kaiden pushed Ervin to reveal the Gate of the Second Depth."

"And Revona defeated Orion and Rakan. She is not someone who can be handled with ordinary space tricks."

At the Grand Void Sanctum's viewing platform, the disciples who had been disappointed after Kaiden's loss to Ervin grew focused once more.

Kaiden had lost to Max because Max was nearly the worst possible opponent for him, a man who possessed deeper mastery of the Void Genesis Art and a body that could ignore most spatial attacks.

Against Ervin, however, Kaiden had revealed his true power. His Grand Void Labyrinth had driven the Abyssal Origin Descent to its edge and forced Ervin to open the Gate of the Second Depth. No one who had watched that battle could still treat Kaiden as inferior.

Now he would face Revona, and the elders of the Grand Void Sanctum looked solemn.

"Her eyes are dangerous."

"They do not merely defend. They erase the foundation of techniques."

"Kaiden must not let her see the complete structure of the labyrinth too early."

"Layered attacks. Delayed corridors. False routes. He must keep the battlefield changing."

Elsewhere in the Divine Realm, those connected to Revona watched with equal seriousness. Kaiden was not Rakan, whose strength could be dulled through careful nullification and rhythm disruption.

He was not Orion, whose star power could be erased when the timing was right. Kaiden's power flowed through folded space, hidden layers, shifted positions, delayed routes, and exile corridors.

If Revona misjudged even one layer, an attack could appear from behind her, beneath her, or out of a space that had not existed a breath earlier.

Inside the Eternal Hourglass, the top geniuses grew serious as well.

Rakan Thorne crossed his arms and grinned. "I hate both of their fighting styles."

Orion, still recovering, laughed weakly. "That is because neither of them is polite enough to stand still and get punched."

Rakan snorted. "Exactly. Very disrespectful."

Morgana Starveil looked at the names with interest. "This one might be decided by perception. If Revona reads the labyrinth fast enough, Kaiden will suffer. If Kaiden hides the true route of his attacks well enough, Revona will be forced to defend blindly."

Ervin watched Kaiden quietly. "His Grand Void Labyrinth is difficult to break. Even the Abyssal Origin Descent had to go deeper."

Damian Voss said nothing, but his eyes stayed fixed on the screen.

Max watched with interest as well. He understood Kaiden's path better than most after their battle. Kaiden's weakness against him had made that result look one-sided, but that weakness would not exist against Revona. Here, Kaiden could fully wield space as a weapon, a battlefield, a prison, and an escape route all at once.

At the same time, Max had seen Revona's Void Origin Eyes bypass the very logic that should have protected other techniques. Her power was not ordinary defense. It came closer to denying the existence of an attack before it could fully become meaningful. This battle would not be simple.

On her pillar, Revona slowly stood. Her long hair drifted gently behind her, and her eyes remained calm, almost empty. She did not look excited, and she did not look nervous. Yet the void-like stillness around her deepened, and the space near her body seemed to grow quieter, as though even movement hesitated near her gaze.

Kaiden Voidmere stood as well, and silver-gray ripples spread from beneath his feet. His expression was composed, but his eyes carried the seriousness of a man with no intention of underestimating his opponent.

After battling Max and Ervin, his prestige had not fallen. If anything, people now understood how unfortunate his matchups had been. Against Revona, he had a chance to show a different side of his strength.

Kaiden looked toward Revona and spoke calmly. "Your eyes are famous."

Revona looked back at him. "Your labyrinth is troublesome."

A faint smile touched Kaiden's face. "Then this should be meaningful."

Revona's eyes flickered slightly. "Yes."

The brief exchange was calm, yet the tension beneath it was enough to silence even the loudest spectators.

Angelina Valerius looked toward the two of them. The laws of the Eternal Hourglass gathered around the stage, and the barrier brightened again. It was as though the arena itself was bracing for a battle that might not damage the stage in the usual way, but could twist, erase, fold, and hollow the space within it beyond recognition.

Above the stage, the announcement still shone.

[Final Competitive Stage]

Angelina raised her hand.

"Revona."

"Kaiden Voidmere."

"Enter the stage."