Holy Crap, the God of Reverse Attributes!

The mutual generation and restraint of the Five Elements ran throughout the main storyline of Journey to the West: The Great Sage's Fury.

The characters controlled by players each had their own Five Elements attributes, and most of the enemy bosses they faced had corresponding Five Elements as well.

The various minor items, major treasures, and spirit pearls throughout the gameplay were likewise classified according to the Five Elements.

In the enhanced version of the original game, Journey to the West: The Great Sage's Fury SUPER, a special mechanic called "Escape into Illusion" had been added, abruptly giving the game far more variety and replayability.

Escape into Illusion could be divided into home-field illusions and away-field illusions. A home-field illusion required the player-controlled character to restrain the opposing boss through the Five Elements, while an away-field illusion was the reverse.

Cheng Tian, whose Five Elements attribute was fire, was forcibly pulled into an away-field illusion by the water-aligned Goldfish Spirit.

[Scene changed: Escape into Illusion.]

[The current scene is an away-field illusion. You will suffer continuous suppression from the illusion.]

[Neither you nor Great Spirit King (Goldfish Spirit) can summon any other units to join the battle; your attack power is reduced by 20%.]

[Your HP Recovery and MP Recovery rates are both halved; you cannot use any fire-element skills, equipment, items, or magical treasures.]

[The illusion has no time limit. Only by eliminating the Goldfish Spirit illusion within the away-field illusion can you escape it.]

There was a reason Cheng Tian did not particularly like going underwater. On the Five Elements level alone, water completely countered him.

And even if Eileen and the others had been present, it would have been useless. Every last one of them had nothing to do with the earth attribute.

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