On the Elevator, Wen Xishu and Albert saw a vast crowd descending to see the sea.
Among them were familiar faces, including Xun Hui and A Miao.
The Elevator heading to the upper floors, however, carried noticeably fewer people.
After the tenth floor, there was hardly anyone left. Past the twelfth floor, only Wen Xishu and Albert remained.
Albert said:
"There are actually still plenty of challenges on the Ninety-Sixth Floor. I can't defeat every enemy easily, either."
Wen Xishu smiled silently. What a line: "I can't defeat every enemy easily, either."
Albert continued:
"But I felt I should be able to survive on the Ninety-Seventh Floor... so I tried advancing."
"I told the Guide I wanted to go up a floor."
Wen Xishu knew that was indeed an option.
But what Albert said next gave Wen Xishu a great deal of information:
"The interesting thing was, the Guide-that fellow with the red head-kept urging me not to rush ahead."
"He made me think... the Ninety-Seventh Floor must be something extraordinary."
The Slaughter Tower was actually an open world. In fact, with enough time, you could bypass the floor system.
Beginners appeared in the beginner area, but they could also travel long distances to reach higher-level areas.
Yet what Albert was about to say seemed to contradict that.
Wen Xishu asked:
"Then what happened?"
Albert said:
"Then I firmly insisted on going to the Ninety-Seventh Floor. The Guide looked very dejected. He even played a trick on me."
"I still entered the Ninety-Sixth Floor."
Wen Xishu seemed to have spotted the problem.
"But couldn't you actually... enter the Ninety-Seventh Floor's area yourself?"
Albert shook his head.
"No. Beyond the ninetieth floor, certain things no longer apply. Once you break through to the ninetieth floor, your body gains a certain proportion