The classmates had been rejoicing, thinking they could be saved now that the bronze coffin had opened.
The next moment, they saw Adam fly out of the bronze coffin in a manner that utterly defied physics...
The group stared wide-eyed for a while, then exchanged glances.
"Did he... did he just fly?"
"Nonsense. Is that scientific?"
"Is Nine Dragons Coffin Pull scientific?"
"..."
"Forget it. Let's get out first!"
At those words, quite a few people nodded. They could not stand staying in this place for another second.
Yet some shrank back and spoke timidly.
"But that guy just said it was dangerous outside..."
"He also said we're on Mars!"
Wang Ziwen rolled his eyes, then took the lead in climbing out of the bronze coffin...
"Ah?!"
"What happened?"
"What's wrong?"
Quite a few others who had not taken Adam's words seriously followed him out. Beyond the bronze coffin, the scenery was nothing like Jade Emperor Peak, though the Five-Colored Altar was familiar enough.
Looking farther out, they saw a desolate expanse of crimson earth. Several smooth, enormous rocks stood upon the ground, presenting a scene like dusk over a barren desert.
Of course, if this really was Mars... aside from the issue of oxygen, it was not entirely impossible.
Then again, if a coffin could bring them to Mars, would oxygen really be a problem?
"This... can't really be Mars, can it?"
As they looked at the scene before them, the group could not help believing Adam's words somewhat. Even those who did not believe him had to admit that getting home would likely be difficult now.
Regardless of what choices those people made, Adam had already arrived at the Great Thunderclap Temple, rolling a Bodhi Seed between his fingers.
As a renowned sacred Buddhist tree, it proved highly