I Can Copy Curses

"War against the three domains? Against the Limitless Void? Against the Archons?" Orion could hardly believe the scale of manpower needed to pull something like this off, but he didn't doubt the so-called Dark Order.

From what he could tell, they had been gathering power for decades, amassing manpower and planting their seeds throughout the three domains and the Limitless Void.

That's how they had managed to kill so many geniuses in the Human Federation Realm without anyone knowing how or who did it.

"What else? What else are you hiding? Spill everything," Orion demanded, inflicting more pain on the man.

"Hah, you don't need to do that. I'll tell you everything," the man sneered. "We aren't alone in this war. We have a very strong comrade—though I don't know if it's fitting to call them a comrade—but whatever. Just know we aren't alone."

"Other races?" Orion asked in shock. "Don't tell me you've fallen so low as to collude with other races?"

"Fallen?" The man laughed mockingly. "Don't make me laugh. This is enlightenment. It's all according to Boros. He told us that if we fought alone against the three domains and the Limitless Void, we might have a 30% chance of winning. But if we add the other three races, the odds go above 100%.

In this situation, we did what we thought was best."

He added, "Oh, and before you get confused, 'winning' for us means the destruction of the three domains and the Limitless Void. So, it doesn't matter if we end up dead or if the other races take over our universe."

"You people are mad," Orion said in shock and disbelief.

"You can kill me now," the man said, laughing. "I've told you everything you wanted to know. Just kill me already. I've done the one thing I wasn't supposed to do, and for that, I deserve to die. So, kill me."

Orion frowned before making a decision. "I will kill you, but not yet."

With those words, he withdrew from the man's mind and returned to his body. He removed his hand from the man's head and looked at him. "Just stay here peacefully," he said before going to check on what was happening at the construction site.

He reached the main area where he had fallen and saw the young man and the heavy-built man arguing about something. He also noticed that the heavy-built man's goons had all returned.

"So, you don't want to tell me the location of that thing, is that it?" the heavy-built man asked, clenching his fist.

"As I've said before, I don't have what you're talking about," the young man denied again.

"Alright then, I'll just kill you," the heavy-built man said. "You humans are going to be killed anyway, so it doesn't matter if we kill you now or at the end of the war."

Orion frowned. He needed every human alive here, and also the heavy-built man, whom Orion believed was from another race. He needed them all alive.

'It seems it's time for me to take action,' Orion thought, taking out a gold-coated mask and putting it on. It was just a random mask he kept with him in case of situations like this, where he had to use his full strength.

'All of them are at the diamond rank. I'll need to use my full strength to devour them all into my dimension,' he thought. That was his plan. He couldn't possibly fight against so many diamond-ranked experts. One or two would be fine, but so many would overwhelm him.

"I'll give you one last chance," the heavy-built man said to the young man.

However, the young man shook his head. "I don't know."

"Hmph, I never thought humans were so stubborn, but then again, I don't know you guys too well," the heavy-built man said, preparing to kill the young man.

"Hey guys, everything cool?" Just then, a voice they didn't recognize rang out, and a man wearing a golden mask appeared in front of them.

The young man was shocked to see the masked figure, and so was the heavy-built man.

"Who are you?" the heavy-built man asked cautiously, but when he sensed Orion's strength, he laughed. "Someone at the gold rank dares to barge in?"

"Oops!" Orion said before vanishing from sight, only to appear behind one of the men. He then used the Curse of Dimensional Dissonance and devoured him into his dimension.

"You! What did you do to him?!" the heavy-built man asked in shock, watching with his own eyes as the man disappeared piece by piece.

"Him? Oh, I ate him," Orion said with a smile. Hearing this, the heavy-built man's expression turned to one of terror as if he had seen a ghost. "Are you Doom? Or one of those Doom Lords?" he asked, trembling.

Orion didn't understand a thing, but he decided to play along. "Ah, my bad, you recognized me," he said before vanishing again and appearing behind another man, dragging him into his dimension as well.

"Don't eat me! Please don't eat me!" the heavy-built man dropped to his knees, trembling. "I'm not human, so eating me won't do you any good."

Orion frowned. He didn't understand why the man was acting so scared and fearful. While the other humans were scared too, it wasn't because they thought he was Doom or a Doom Lord.n/ô/vel/b//in dot c//om

'Is this the same Doom my sister was talking about that day?' he wondered as he vanished again, taking another man into his dimension.

Since everyone else was trembling in fear, Orion didn't waste time. He engulfed them inside his domain one by one and restricted their movements within it.

Only two remained outside: the young man and the heavy-built man.

"I have no interest in other races," Orion said as he walked toward the heavy-built man, who relaxed slightly upon hearing this and wondered how a Doom had appeared in the human world.

"Though I need to check if you're really from another race or just fooling me," Orion said, appearing in front of him and holding out his hand.

"Can I?" Orion asked.

The heavy-built man nodded his head vigorously.

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"Good." Orion smiled and used the full power of Dimensional Dissonance, sucking him into his dimension in one breath.

"What a fool," Orion chuckled before turning his attention to the only person left in the construction site. "Now, will you give me the page, or will I take it myself?" Orion asked as he walked toward him.

However, just as he took a step, he suddenly stopped and looked behind him. There, he saw a man smiling at him, a man he had seen before—though he couldn't recall where.

"Welcome, Orion Darkwood."

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