The Prophets even grew suspicious because of this, wondering whether the person behind it had deliberately hidden some deeper mystery behind seemingly simple questions. They debated fiercely for quite some time.
Yet when they finally answered, there was no mystery at all.
Thus, they quickly solved the thirty questions after restarting and entered the thirty-first square after setting out.
At this point, they were only one step away from the square where the "door" stood.
As long as they answered this thirty-first question, they would reach the location of the "door."
"This is the last question. Everyone, remember not to get impatient." Grinton shouted a reminder the moment they were transferred.
Everyone answered in agreement, displaying remarkable unity.
For these Prophets, who had come from all corners and harbored hidden grievances against one another, this had originally been something almost unimaginable.
But question after question had forcibly brought them together.
And now, with just one more united step forward, they would reap the fruits of victory.
At this moment, the entire chessboard space remained completely still, while Edgar Swift, master of the "Star Tower," had done nothing but watch from behind from beginning to end.
Put nicely, he was acting as a safeguard.
But in reality, he was simply watching the show.
Thus, some
Prophets had even begun to suspect that this chessboard space really was just a little bonus event from the "Night of Prophecy." The so-called person behind the scenes was Edgar Swift.
However, thanks to Edgar Swift's immense prestige, no one felt as though they had been toyed with. Instead, they found the little bonus event rather interesting, and some even felt reluctant for it to end.
Yet that ease born from believing they had seen through the truth shattered the instant the final question appeared.
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