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Despite the path continuing before him, Geoffrey didn't rush up the tower. Instead, he stood there and waited patiently.

A few minutes later, a member of the Elemental race opened his eyes and found himself safe. His eyes gleamed with excitement.

He then noticed that Geoffrey had already left the illusion and tried to say something, but Geoffrey didn't understand a single word.

Soon, the second one woke up. This left only Elder Xue and the last one stuck in the illusion.

"They should wake up soon," Geoffrey said, nodding with certainty.

After all, he had seen once before that the pace of the members of the Elemental race in the first half of the Levitation Tower was very fast. It wouldn't take long.

However, as soon as he finished speaking, he saw the two lines under the feet of the still unconscious member begin to recede.

When the other two members also took notice, they immediately cried out anxiously, but there was nothing they could do.

Everyone had their own path, and they could only move within the lines under their feet. No one dared cross their lines in the slightest.

When the lines drew back to the feet of that member, the originally green lines turned red. Then, that member's legs were burned by an invisible flame, until he was nothing but a pile of white ashes.

"He is dead!" Geoffrey exclaimed in horror, his eyes twitching.

Although he was painfully aware that those who entered the Levitation Tower were willing to sacrifice their lives, he couldn't help but feel depressed with what he just witnessed.

At the same time, he was also consumed with worry about Elder Xue's safety. What was taking him so long? Would he die here?

Just as Geoffrey felt like his anxiety was eating him alive, Elder Xue's body trembled slightly. When he finally opened his eyes, Geoffrey heaved a sigh of relief.

When the two members of the Elemental race saw Elder Xue wake up, they pointed at the wafting white ashes and jabbered something incomprehensible. Elder Xue understood what they meant. After comforting them, he said to Geoffrey, "He must have lied when the Levitation Tower asked him those questions, so he couldn't pass the test. As I've said many times, no matter what the Levitation Tower asks, you must tell the truth. Remember this!"

Elder Xue focused all his efforts on Geoffrey. Just now, he used the death of this member as a learning experience for Geoffrey.

"I'll keep that in mind." Geoffrey nodded shakily. He knew he had no choice but to obey Elder Xue, since this was a matter of life and death.

remaining four continued to walk along the

a while and then rise steadily to the

observed this many times, and this time he could finally verify his theory.

the Levitation Tower two times, and they encountered no obstacles all the way up to the height of fifty feet. The consciousness in their minds had been silent, but the moment they reached the height of fifty feet, another

you afraid of

had

Boom!

wisp of consciousness once

blink of an eye, he found

away was a large lake. By the lakeside, he saw the figure of the little

the little

her momentarily and looked around

the question this time was about death, he figured the test must have something to do with death.

of the illusion was that there were too few hints. If he wanted to

Gripping it tightly in his hand, he asked the girl, "Why are you still here? Are you here

you," the little girl said, smiling as though she knew all the secrets of the world. "I just

of death will surely die?"

was only the lake in front of him. Was

it was impossible for him to drown, but this

moving swiftly at the

Swoosh!

from the

the blink of an eye, it coiled around

Clang! Clang! Clang!

To his horror, the vine was extremely solid, as though it were made of metal. Sparks flew out in all directions

Rumble! Rumble!

felt suffocated upon entering the water.

whip. No matter how hard he tried, he was unable to break free

little girl bent over to watch. Looking at Geoffrey who was struggling under the water, she smiled almost innocently, but her eyes betrayed a sense of

were about to