The second level was the Time-Space Maze.
Countless cube-shaped rooms floated in the void. Each room had six doors, and each of those doors led to a different room.
The rooms constantly shifted position, like a Rubik's Cube that never stopped turning.
After watching for quite a while, Ye Lin reached a fairly reliable conclusion.
This stage tested one's spatial perception and deductive ability.
But if it were really that simple, anyone could pass through it at will.
The simpler something seemed, the less simple it truly was.
Every room, every path, changed every second—changing without pause, dazzling the eye.
No matter how strong your perception, memory, or deductive ability might be—
you still could not rely on those alone to clear the stage smoothly.
Because the rooms here, and indeed everything else, changed every second.
Nothing was fixed.
It was as though the place were alive, utterly unstable and uncertain.
"I'll do it."
Blade Fanatic stepped forward.
He closed his eyes and sensed the surroundings for a moment before striding in without hesitation.
Seeing Blade Fanatic's decisiveness and confidence, Ye Lin followed immediately without the slightest hesitation.
The two behind him followed Ye Lin in turn.
The moment the party set out, they followed without delay—absolute trust.
The three of them followed Blade Fanatic closely all the way.
The scenery around them changed every moment.
And it changed without any pattern whatsoever, leaving them completely unable to make sense of it.
They could not even see the paths.
Even the paths were changing.
If an ordinary mortal were thrown in here, they would never find their way out in a lifetime.
Yet Blade Fanatic seemed as though he had come here countless times before. With every step, he could accurately find a path.
Every step landed flawlessly, at precisely