Breaking the Trial

Dago followed the trails of lingering cold air in the garden, repeatedly firing Thumb Air Bullets and firmly memorizing the locations of the Rune Magic Arrays exposed by the energy shockwaves after the explosions.

There seemed to be some mechanism around the white table and wicker chairs. As long as he entered the area that could be transmitted into from the garden lawn, the Transparent Humanoid instantly locked onto his position and charged at him without a word.

Cool as ice, Dago ignored the Transparent Humanoid's pursuit entirely, continuously choosing different invisible arrays to travel through. His figure appeared, vanished, and reappeared throughout the garden, constantly changing his landing points.

Boom!

Casually gathering his Mental Force Field and firing several Ice Crystal Cannons to hold back the relentlessly pursuing Transparent Humanoid, Dago crashed toward another Rune Magic Array.

Thud!!

Dago staggered to a stop on the lawn, then turned in astonishment to look at the spot he had just passed through. He clearly remembered seeing the outline of a Rune Magic Array there moments ago.

"Could it be...?!"

A gust of invisible, distorted wind brushed past Dago's nose. His figure entered nothingness, then emerged somewhere else. When Dago reappeared, his expression had already turned rather grim.

He looked around. It was still a peaceful, beautiful garden. He muttered, "These teleportation arrays are constantly changing and moving!"

The method of memorizing the arrays' locations and eliminating the wrong landing points one by one would not work.

A gambling game based purely on luck? Only by rolling the dice again and again could he hit his lucky number?

Facing the white table and wicker chairs in the distance, Dago's eyes gradually calmed.

"My luck has always been terrible. It seems the road to success has always been under construction."

Dago fired a