Trial

The Bone Prison spell was the highest-level spell among all the sacrificial priest's control spells, and it consumed the most death qi.

The reason Giant Horn had not dared to continue attacking was that although his two Bone Spears had struck the Transparent Monster, they had caused it no real damage—or at least, he could not see any.

So after decisively casting Bone Prison, he accelerated toward the ruins' entrance. He was no longer excited by the sight of the Transparent Monster being afflicted with the Aging curse.

The sturdy Bone Prison was like a cage enclosing the Transparent Monster. Giant Horn did not look back as he ran, but he heard a loud bang, followed by the familiar sound of bones shattering.

He knew that was the sound of Bone Prison breaking. How long had it lasted? It had not even held for a second before the spell's prison was smashed apart.

Half-elf Leon had already reached the center of the lake. Without hesitation, he jumped toward the middle. The spot looked unremarkable, but as he leaped into it, a vortex appeared, sucked him in, and vanished.

"Wizard Abel, pay attention to the spot he jumped into. Don't get it wrong!" Barbarian Fex shouted a reminder. He let out a roar, leaped up, and then fell into the vortex.

Abel hesitated briefly, but soon decided to jump as well. Half-elf Leon and Barbarian Fex had just gone in, which proved that the entrance was not dangerous.

Besides, he could not let Giant Horn enter first. He did not trust Giant Horn—or rather, he found it difficult to completely trust any sacrificial priest.

Amid a flash of white light, his Teleportation brought him to the center of the lake. A vortex appeared beneath his feet, and he felt a suction