The question now was, how was he supposed to break through this screen?
Mo Hua pondered silently.
Generally speaking, screens were Spirit Artifacts, and Spirit Artifacts had arrays inscribed upon them.
If he unraveled the array, he could disable the Spirit Artifact and render this screen useless.
But Mo Hua did not know what array was painted on the screen, nor did he know the mutually generating and restraining Array Patterns. Naturally, he had no way to unravel it.
Since he could not unravel it, why not simply destroy it?
Use a Reverse Spirit Array to wreck the array's structure, ruin the Array Eye, and make the array destroy itself?
Mo Hua considered it.
At this point, there was no need to worry about being discovered. Whether he kept the screen or not no longer mattered, and it did not hurt to be a little rougher.
Once the array destroyed itself, the screen would be ruined.
Perhaps the opening in the screen would open.
Or perhaps it would seal the Secret Chamber shut, leaving no one able to enter.
The best outcome was that the array would be destroyed, the screen would lose the array's support and fail, and the Secret Chamber would stand wide open.
Then he could sneak in and pack everything up to take away.
The worst outcome was merely that the screen would self-destruct, leaving no one able to enter.
It did not matter if he could not get in.
But if Zhang Quan could not get in either, he would lose the Corpse Control Bell. Without the Corpse Control Bell, he could not control the Iron Corpses, and his strength would be greatly diminished.
Without the Iron Corpses, Walking Corpse Stronghold would lose its Foundation Establishment combat power and naturally become vulnerable to a single