The passage came hurtling toward him.
An Kai did not panic in the slightest.
With just a thought,
a [Mage Armor] giant appeared in front of him.
It temporarily blocked the passage.
Seizing that brief opening, An Kai shot forward.
He put a considerable distance between himself and the passage.
He chose not to attack.
He was worried he might hit too hard and damage the passage.
Nobody knew whether damage to the passage would affect his access to the fourth floor.
And so,
a rather comical scene unfolded on the third floor of the [Divine Court Sixth Layer].
An Kai raced ahead.
Every so often, he used [Fireball] to destroy islands and [Third-Tier Spell True Spirits].
Meanwhile, the passage to the fourth floor followed close behind.
It was determined to forcibly transport An Kai to the fourth floor.
An Kai did not know whether the passage was acting out of self-preservation.
But the rate at which he killed [Third-Tier Spell True Spirits] visibly dropped.
That also severely affected the speed at which he leveled up his four spells.
By the time a third of the divinities carrying out the [God of Light]'s decree on the first floor had each killed a million [First-Tier Spell True Spirits],
An Kai had only just raised all four of his spells to [Lv166].
With the passage chasing him, An Kai's search for [Third-Tier Spell True Spirits] was seriously hampered.
When the proportion of [Divinities] on the first floor who had killed a million [First-Tier Spell True Spirits] was approaching four-fifths,
An Kai finally raised [Meditation] to [Lv167], making it his first spell to reach that level.
At the same time,
something happened on the first floor that was good news for An Kai.
-Infighting!
Rather than infighting, it was more accurately a one-sided