Degrade from Nobility to a Humble Slave

Geoffrey took a few steps forward, carefully studying the relief sculpture on the platform.

The relief of the Snake Spirit King was extremely intricate, but something caught Geoffrey's eyes.

It seemed some parts of the carving were smelted, as though someone had tried to burn them.

Did someone climb to the top of the pillar to destroy the relief before?

The pillar was undoubtedly very solid. Geoffrey wouldn't have been able to damage it, even if he tried.

Back when he was at the foot of the pillar, he had asked Ziya to give it a try, but even Ziya couldn't leave a mark on the pillar.

Except for these strangely burnt parts, there was nothing exquisite about the relief.

Geoffrey frowned in disappointment.

It hadn't been easy for him to climb all this way, yet the journey seemed fruitless.

At the very least, he had helped the Grand Supreme Elderly Lord connect the sword to the eleventh stair.

An Other Shore Token on the eleventh stair was supposedly quite decent; however it was still connected to a red light beam like before. This meant it was surely inferior compared to the Other Shore Tokens on the last ten stairs.

'If I drill a square hole here and insert the black stone in it, will it work?"

Geoffrey's eyes flashed excitedly as he came up with this bold idea.

But he dismissed the idea just as quickly as he hatched it.

The pillar was too solid. There was no possible way he'd be able to dig a hole in it!

'What if I asked Ziya for help...'

It had taken him several months to climb to the top of the pillar, which meant it'd take several more months to go down. Thus, it would take him nearly a year to make a round trip.

As he pondered over this, he inadvertently walked to the center of the platform, where the Snake Spirit King's eyes lay.

Without even looking where he was going, Geoffrey accidentally stepped right on the Snake Spirit King's eyes. Then, the sky began to stir, as though it was unsettled.

Initially, the sky of the main world was as dark as a moonless night.

Whenever he looked up, the sky was always pitch black.

But the instant Geoffrey stepped on the Snake Spirit King's eyes, he noticed a huge courtyard floating nearby.

center of the four pillars.

Geoffrey realized the courtyard was tethered by thick chains that glowed brightly. The glowing chains were connected to the tops of the

is there a courtyard here?" Geoffrey's

of the pillar,

where he stood now, it was impossible to miss!

though the floating, massive stones were supporting the courtyard, keeping

the bottom of the courtyard to its top. His eyes suddenly

this the real

sky

blackness, the sky was now a deep and three-dimensional

was as though it extended infinitely, with strange yet beautiful

far away, with its wheel spinning unimaginably fast.

a sphere glowed a deep

were also some fragments floating within

yet so huge. Geoffrey was in utter

a long time, he stared blankly into the sky

step forward.

backward, and

some trick of the

a little strange, Geoffrey's interest was definitely

the trick was to step on the Snake Spirit King's eyes, an idea flashed through

was connected to the pillar he was on by a thick chain. Geoffrey

out the other three pillars, since the courtyard was chained to them,

he stepped away from the Snake

did they—the courtyard, the chains, and the sky—truly disappear? Or were

memorizing the location of the chain, Geoffrey took a deep breath and left the Snake Spirit King's eyes. Cautiously, he walked towards

fingers brushed against

was about ten feet wide. Although the chain was completely invisible,

from the pillar to the courtyard was long, about half the distance between the two pillars. It

hundred feet, Geoffrey

as he realized there was nothing

he fell from such a height, there was

Crane Blood Province, Source World, a huge stone heart was

the throbbing stone, staring into

strong body was now extremely

enough in itself, but the price he had to pay when she was defeated after descending to the Source World was

be alive, but now, the Yellow Thearch was