Apotheosis

After Zen had cleaned his body, he checked his surroundings.

Except for the hexagram array in the center, there was nothing else in the room.

An idea popped out of his mind. "Now that I've returned to normal, what if I walk out of this room?" he muttered.

Driven by curiosity, he walked towards the door of the room.

When he reached the door, however, something strange happened. The moment he stepped out, countless thin black threads suddenly appeared in the passage.

The thin black threads formed a net that blocked his path.

"Don't try to challenge the rules they've set, lest you cause unnecessary trouble," the Primeval Lord of Heaven warned.

Judging from the number of the hexagram arrays the Instant Civilization had arranged, it wasn't easy to open a room of the hexagram array. Anyone who broke into the area outside the room by force would bring great pressure to the Eternal Scroll Painting. No one knew what would happen after that.

Just as Zen was about to exert even more strength, he retreated when he heard the Primeval Lord of Heaven's words.

After he stepped into the hexagram array, he turned into a picture again.

Egan and Kirk had been watching outside for a long time. When they saw Zen exit the room, both of them immediately went to him.

"Zen, your body is immune to the poison! What a truly great advantage," Egan said with admiration.

Members of various Other Shore races in the Grand Plain Stage had different body shapes, but only a few of them were truly unafraid of the poison.

Moreover, the venom of the Poisonous Leech was quite special, and even the few creatures with the poison resistant physique found it hard to resist the Poisonous Leeches' attack. "Aside from the Poisonous Leeches, are there any other creatures on this path?" Zen asked.

At that moment, Egan became cautious. "It was easy to pass through this path before. In the past, everything went smoothly as long as one went through the corridor with Poisonous Leeches, but now, it's hard to say in this special period," he said.

When the Eternal Scroll Painting opened this time, there was something wrong on the first and second pages. Thus, how could the remaining path be so easy to pass?

The three of them advanced into the depths of the No-break Maze once again. Then, several more forks appeared in front of them.

Since Kirk was familiar with the forks, he chose the direction without hesitation.

Some beasts in the scroll painting came from both of th

his companions reacted very quickly. The moment they saw the big black snake come out from one side, they used almost all of their strength to retreat to the passageway.

However, the three Other Shore creatures that were in front weren't so lucky. They didn't even have time to call for help before the black snake swallowed them.

The big black snake was so strong that resistance was futile. That was why Walden and his group waited in their spot.

When he saw Zen and the others arrive, he suddenly had a wishful thought. He hoped that Zen would risk his life to deal with the huge snake. He didn't expect that Zen would turn a deaf ear to his words!

Not long after, more and more Other Shore creatures came out from the different paths in the No-break Maze and gathered in the same area.

"Why don't you all move forward?"

"I'm afraid the beast guarding the exit of the No-break Maze is not easy to deal with this time!"

Of course, the Other Shore creatures had different personalities.

Some of them were quite patient and chose to plan before they took action, while others were very irritable and rash.

When no one wanted to go forward, a tall and burly member of the Earth Tremor race squeezed out of the crowd and stood in front of everyone. "It's not a good idea for you to only wait here. Let me step forward and have a look," he announced.

He quickly stepped forward after he spoke. As soon as he walked away, a large black shadow emerged from the other side of the passageway. It opened its big, black, bloody mouth and closed it right after. At the same time, the member of the Earth Tremor race disappeared from everyone's sight.