Chapter 1305: Ready, Set, Go
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Chapter 1305 Ready, Set, Go
Liam slashed down at the weird raptor that looked more like a dinosaur than a raptor. The beast was definitely stronger than the vampires and had entered his dao field barging its way in. It had also put up quite a fight but it simply couldn't withstand the pressure exuded by the frigid ice field. All its movements were sluggish and eventually, it succumbed to the attacks.
It let out a final cry before collapsing, its vitality extinguished. The air around it seemed to crystallize, the residual energy from the dao field causing frost to form on the nearby foliage and the ground itself.
It was clear that Liam's execution of the frigid ice dao field had improved tremendously. At the same time, the difficulty of the Spire trials had also spiked up quite a bit in the third segment.
While in the first two segments, the floor bosses couldn't even touch Liam's dao field, the first boss of this segment was already able to crash into it even though it had some difficulties. Things were soon going to get serious.
"My Lord, you were amazing." The elf hurried over with flowery words. Liam gave him an even stare when the golden glow covered the both of them, moving them onto the next floor.
With the rest of the group now deciding to bow out of the Spire run, Liam no longer held back. He allowed the elf to tag along for the time being but it was implied that he would not be making any special concessions or going out of his way for him.
He was mostly just keeping his word to the shifty elf from their agreement before. However, if a life-threatening situation arose, Liam had already made it clear that he wouldn't risk his life to save the elf. Follow current novels on novelb((in).(com)
The Spire might grant him several benefits and countless treasured items but the thing that he sorely needed at the moment was a way to fix his soul. So he needed to focus on this. If there was any place, he was going to find a solution to this problem, it would be in the Spire. After all, it even granted tailor-made rewards for the trial takers.
With this goal in mind, Liam restarted his climb and this time he was going to go at max speed. He was clearing each floor as fast as he possibly could while keeping a lookout for anything related to the soul.
This was his main strength and only by honing his strength, he would be able to face the enemies waiting for him. The atmosphere in the Spire had not made him forget the threat looming over his neck.
Time was suspended here and it was easy to forget the outside world but all the mayhem outside was still waiting for him. His enemies were not going anywhere anytime soon. Liam clenched his hands in determination. He had been weak for long enough. He was only going to leave this place with his soul healed.
With this in mind, he blasted through the next three floors in just a couple of hours before coming to a halt on the fourth floor. Liam couldn't believe what he was seeing.
"What the hell..." Eldrin rubbed his eyes, the elf close to shedding actual tears. How the heck were they once again in another slaughter trial after just a couple of floors? This was complete bullshit!
"I am being punished. I knew it!" Eldrin was close to prostrating on the ground and groveling to the deities of the Spire if such beings even existed.
However, this time around everything was different.
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Chapter 1305 Ready, Set, Go
Liam slashed down at the weird raptor that looked more like a dinosaur than a raptor. The beast was definitely stronger than the vampires and had entered his dao field barging its way in. It had also put up quite a fight but it simply couldn't withstand the pressure exuded by the frigid ice field. All its movements were sluggish and eventually, it succumbed to the attacks.
It let out a final cry before collapsing, its vitality extinguished. The air around it seemed to crystallize, the residual energy from the dao field causing frost to form on the nearby foliage and the ground itself.
It was clear that Liam's execution of the frigid ice dao field had improved tremendously. At the same time, the difficulty of the Spire trials had also spiked up quite a bit in the third segment.
While in the first two segments, the floor bosses couldn't even touch Liam's dao field, the first boss of this segment was already able to crash into it even though it had some difficulties. Things were soon going to get serious.
"My Lord, you were amazing." The elf hurried over with flowery words. Liam gave him an even stare when the golden glow covered the both of them, moving them onto the next floor.
With the rest of the group now deciding to bow out of the Spire run, Liam no longer held back. He allowed the elf to tag along for the time being but it was implied that he would not be making any special concessions or going out of his way for him.
He was mostly just keeping his word to the shifty elf from their agreement before. However, if a life-threatening situation arose, Liam had already made it clear that he wouldn't risk his life to save the elf. Follow current novels on novelb((in).(com)
The Spire might grant him several benefits and countless treasured items but the thing that he sorely needed at the moment was a way to fix his soul. So he needed to focus on this. If there was any place, he was going to find a solution to this problem, it would be in the Spire. After all, it even granted tailor-made rewards for the trial takers.
With this goal in mind, Liam restarted his climb and this time he was going to go at max speed. He was clearing each floor as fast as he possibly could while keeping a lookout for anything related to the soul.
This was his main strength and only by honing his strength, he would be able to face the enemies waiting for him. The atmosphere in the Spire had not made him forget the threat looming over his neck.
Time was suspended here and it was easy to forget the outside world but all the mayhem outside was still waiting for him. His enemies were not going anywhere anytime soon. Liam clenched his hands in determination. He had been weak for long enough. He was only going to leave this place with his soul healed.
With this in mind, he blasted through the next three floors in just a couple of hours before coming to a halt on the fourth floor. Liam couldn't believe what he was seeing.
"What the hell..." Eldrin rubbed his eyes, the elf close to shedding actual tears. How the heck were they once again in another slaughter trial after just a couple of floors? This was complete bullshit!
"I am being punished. I knew it!" Eldrin was close to prostrating on the ground and groveling to the deities of the Spire if such beings even existed.
However, this time around everything was different.
Chapter 1305 Ready, Set, Go Liam slashed down at the weird raptor that looked more like a dinosaur than a raptor. The beast was definitely stronger than the vampires and had entered his dao field barging its way in. It had also put up quite a fight but it simply couldn't withstand the pressure exuded by the frigid ice field. All its movements were sluggish and eventually, it succumbed to the attacks. It let out a final cry before collapsing, its vitality extinguished. The air around it seemed to crystallize, the residual energy from the dao field causing frost to form on the nearby foliage and the ground itself. It was clear that Liam's execution of the frigid ice dao field had improved tremendously. At the same time, the difficulty of the Spire trials had also spiked up quite a bit in the third segment. While in the first two segments, the floor bosses couldn't even touch Liam's dao field, the first boss of this segment was already able to crash into it even though it had some difficulties. Things were soon going to get serious. "My Lord, you were amazing." The elf hurried over with flowery words. Liam gave him an even stare when the golden glow covered the both of them, moving them onto the next floor. With the rest of the group now deciding to bow out of the Spire run, Liam no longer held back. He allowed the elf to tag along for the time being but it was implied that he would not be making any special concessions or going out of his way for him. He was mostly just keeping his word to the shifty elf from their agreement before. However, if a life-threatening situation arose, Liam had already made it clear that he wouldn't risk his life to save the elf. Follow current novels on novelbin.comThe Spire might grant him several benefits and countless treasured items but the thing that he sorely needed at the moment was a way to fix his soul. So he needed to focus on this. If there was any place, he was going to find a solution to this problem, it would be in the Spire. After all, it even granted tailor-made rewards for the trial takers. With this goal in mind, Liam restarted his climb and this time he was going to go at max speed. He was clearing each floor as fast as he possibly could while keeping a lookout for anything related to the soul. This was his main strength and only by honing his strength, he would be able to face the enemies waiting for him. The atmosphere in the Spire had not made him forget the threat looming over his neck. Time was suspended here and it was easy to forget the outside world but all the mayhem outside was still waiting for him. His enemies were not going anywhere anytime soon. Liam clenched his hands in determination. He had been weak for long enough. He was only going to leave this place with his soul healed. With this in mind, he blasted through the next three floors in just a couple of hours before coming to a halt on the fourth floor. Liam couldn't believe what he was seeing. "What the hell..." Eldrin rubbed his eyes, the elf close to shedding actual tears. How the heck were they once again in another slaughter trial after just a couple of floors? This was complete bullshit! "I am being punished. I knew it!" Eldrin was close to prostrating on the ground and groveling to the deities of the Spire if such beings even existed. However, this time around everything was different.
