Degrade from Nobility to a Humble Slave

The space inside the cage was very limited. It was barely enough just for a person to sit with his legs crossed.

Inside the cage, Geoffrey tightly grabbed the fence with both hands and looked intently at his surroundings. At this point, his mind was in a mess. He didn't know what was going to happen to him.

From what he could see, he assumed that there were probably thousands of creatures being held in the underground space. The creatures came in different forms and sizes, and they were also speaking in various undecipherable languages.

"I'm not sure but it seems like these creatures only possess little intelligence," Geoffrey murmured to himself as he observed the creatures around him. "What the hell is this place? Why did they catch me?"

Although Geoffrey was indeed smart, he was far from being as determined as his father. He could be ambitious and confident at times, but once he encountered even minor setbacks, he would easily become frustrated.

"Coo! Coo!"

Diagonally opposite to Geoffrey's position, a white bird was constantly letting out loud cries while furiously flapping his wings. He had been doing this for more than an hour now.

"Oh, shut up! It's so annoying!"

Bang!

Geoffrey shouted in extreme irritation as he punched the fence of the cage.

As the bird sensed Geoffrey's hostility, he stopped screaming for a few seconds. Then, suddenly, his eyes flashed with an ominous green light.

When Geoffrey incidentally met his eyes, he instantly felt a crushing pain in his head as if he were hit by a heavy hammer. He felt like his skull was being split open that it almost made him faint.

"Coo! Coo! Coo!"

Then, the white bird started violently flapping his wings again. His cry was even louder than before.

Geoffrey sat down for a long time, holding his aching head. After a while, the pain gradually subsided. He sat properly and helplessly said, "These creatures are so aggressive. They may be a bit intelligent, but they still look like a bunch of idiots."

Just now, the questions that appeared in the mirror were very simple. Maybe they took the cultural barriers of different races into consideration and only arranged a simple test. Even though they passed the test, Geoffrey realized that these creatures possessed inferior intelligence than humans.

Wallowing in despair, Geoffrey's eyes wandered into the cage in front of him, where the little monster he had seen before was being held.

monster didn't make a ruckus. Instead, he climbed onto the railing and stared intently at Geoffrey with

does he keep on

he complained. He covered his head with both his hands

cultivating to his current level, he felt the need to isolate himself from his surroundings. He didn't want

the monsters didn't cease even for a minute.

space opened again, they immediately heard rustling sounds coming from beyond the

his head against the fence and saw that

one of the spiders stopped in front of Geoffrey's cage. He noticed that at the back of the spider, it was carrying a pile of wooden blocks and three square wooden

it this time?

seven-piece puzzle. Letitia

reached out his hand and picked out a few blocks to combine them together. In just a second, he was able to use all the seven blocks to fill the first square wooden frame.

so easy!'

wooden frame,

more difficult. This test might need the level of intelligence that an

he had no doubt that this creature possessed great strength. Just his malevolent stare was able to give Geoffrey a severe headache. However, with this test, his intelligence would definitely be tried.

put into the wooden frame. However, no matter how much he tried, he wasn't

either one piece more or less. The white bird couldn't even finish the smallest frame. Thus there was no way that he could accomplish the

faster. At the same time, Geoffrey saw that the anxiety was growing in his eyes. The white bird was getting impatient and frustrated as he couldn't solve the puzzle

The white bird stretched out his

on his face, Geoffrey said, "Ha, you deserve it. Let's see if you could dare to glare at me

to finish the test. As the time was up, the spiders carried unfinished frames away and left the underground space immediately after.

suddenly became quiet.

Whoosh!

of golden light. In

Whoosh! Whoosh!

shone one after another. The muffled shrieks of the monsters were heard throughout the place.

the white bird clearly knew what was going to happen to him. He struggled madly in the cage, desperately trying to escape from

a bright and rigid weapon that constantly slashed the fence. However, the fence was made from an

Whoosh!

charred, and only a few of his white feathers remained floating out of his