As Lu Yin saw it, the cards hidden all around weren't concealed very deeply. They were nowhere near as elusive as the card Jiang Xiao Dao had hidden in the void. Even Lu Yin hadn't been able to find that one right away; these cards, by contrast, stood out like torches.
Thinking this, he casually reached into the void and pulled out a card.
Mu Duo's mouth fell open as he stared. This—this actually worked?
"See? Pretty simple," Lu Yin said. Then he headed in a certain direction, toward a second patch of grass where the cards were hidden more deeply.
According to what was recorded on the Jade Stone, there were three card-checking grounds. Newcomers could only go to the second patch of grass after successfully finding a card on the first, and they could only reach the third after succeeding on the second.
Successfully finding cards in all three patches of grass counted as passing the entry test.
Most people were eliminated on the first and second patches of grass because very few ever made it to the third.
Lu Yin simply held the card as he headed for the second patch of grass, leaving Mu Duo dumbfounded.
He'd been there for over two months and still hadn't figured it out, yet this guy had just grabbed a card like that? What the hell?
Quite a few people nearby had seen it too. They stared, stunned.
The person holding the enormous drumstick was baffled. "He just got here, didn't he?"
Lu Yin walked off the first patch of grass and noticed that the void had changed. He glanced back and saw a crowd of people staring at him in a daze.
The void on the first patch of grass was actually quite weak. Anyone with even a