The white dog was killed instantly, and the black dog grew faster.
Caught off guard, Hua Di nearly got bitten by the black dog. Fortunately, Ou Zhizi had been keeping an eye on the whole battlefield and immediately pulled her out of its path with an iron hand.
"Careful. Once one of the two dogs dies, the other gets stronger," Ou Zhizi warned through voice transmission.
This was downright nasty.
Without Ou Zhizi constantly helping from the sidelines, the dog's sudden boost would certainly have let it wound someone, or even bite them to death. Once they lost a member, clearing the trial would be little more than a fool's dream.
After dodging the black dog for a while, they finally found an opening. Ye Hua punched it in the waist, then Hua Di shot it dead.
"Stay alert. Don't get careless," Ou Zhizi reminded them.
A burly Minotaur appeared in the center of the square, a red marker hovering above its head.
"The rules have changed. The color above our heads has to match the color above the monster's head before we can attack. Red, green, blue, purple. I'll tell you when," Ou Zhizi quickly transmitted.
The color above the Minotaur's head turned green. At Ou Zhizi's signal, Feng Wu immediately charged forward with his shield.
The Minotaur stood nearly six meters ninety tall. After gaining the strength of ten dragons and ten tigers, Feng Wu was already exceptionally large, but he was still considerably shorter than this monster.
The Minotaur grabbed Feng Wu's shield outright. Feng Wu felt that their strength was evenly matched, and the two became locked in a stalemate.
"What tremendous strength," Ou Zhizi said in surprise.
Feng Wu was indeed weaker than him, but did that mean Feng Wu's strength was insignificant?
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