Why did Ye Han think so?
Because this enormous metal block did indeed seem deliberately designed to test a cultivator's divine sense and judgment.
And it did not seem dangerous. It truly resembled the inheritances described in certain books, which could only be obtained after passing a series of trials and clearing one hurdle after another in an ancient cultivator's cave abode or sect.
If you failed those trials, even if you made it inside, the inheritance would never fall into your lap.
Thus, so-called ancient inheritances generally selected cultivators suited to them according to certain conditions.
To select cultivators suited to their inheritances, ancient cultivators would set numerous trials to sift through them...
The enormous metal block Ye Han had encountered now seemed to be just such a trial.
But that made sense. Without these trials and selection criteria, how could Old Fox, an old fox as cunning as his namesake who had cultivated for so many years, have so readily concluded that this place held an inheritance?
If it had not seemed so genuine, would Old Fox and the other Golden Core Stage cultivators and Demon Kings have fallen for it?
Whether this place was the trap Teacher Lan Qing had described or truly held an inheritance, Ye Han no longer dared to say for certain.
Of course, what he could now confirm was that this enormous Six-Sided Metal Block required him to keep pushing with his divine sense, rotating its little faces to move those bearing the same number onto a single side.
In other words, each of the six numbers-one, two, three, four, five, and six-had to occupy its own side. Only then might the passage into the third layer open.
If he could move it with spell power, it would not actually be difficult. Although