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Chapter 688 - 411: The Young Myth Cannot Be Generalized (8K Mega - )

Chapter 688: Chapter 411: The Young Myth Cannot Be Generalized (8K Mega Chapter)

In the fourth challenge of the Mythical Trial, Yiluo Xi was defeated, utterly unsettled in defeat.

She still started with "Blazing Roar Grenade," a series of sunbursts piercing through the defenses of the Radiant Blade Puppet in a blink of an eye. However, the puppet in the fourth challenge had equipped a pair of light wings, possessing formidable defenses and extreme speed. It dodged most of the centers of the sunbursts and flew out of the endless light and heat, dragging numerous afterimages behind it.

With one slash of the light blade, dozens of invisible force fields shattered like paper.

After several charges, the Mythical Puppet was in front of Yiluo Xi and struck her down with one blow.

This round ended with Yiluo Xi being instantly killed by the surge, leaving the stage in gloom.

"Damn it!"

"Just a little bit, really!"

She winced in pain, but what hurt even more was that she couldn’t break through the fourth challenge! There were a total of seven challenges in this Mythical Trial. Didn’t that mean she hadn’t made it through even half?

Well, considering that the Mythical Trial was open to old ladies in their fifties and she wasn’t even eighteen yet, only recently advanced to Mythical... Thinking that way, she was still a genius, definitely a genius!

Yiluo Xi thought with delight again.

— Aren’t you misunderstanding what a genius is? Stop raising the bar (╯‵□′)╯︵┻━┻!

Though the other deities couldn’t hear Yiluo Xi’s thoughts, in a moment of distraction, this young lady from the Flamefire had breezed through three challenges... and almost poked holes through their worldview.

Holy shit! Holy shit! Holy shit!

Are the Mythical Trial’s puppets too weak? No, the newcomer Mythical who had just been knocked out with two punches was still lying on the ground. But could it be that the difficulty of this trial didn’t increase by much?

Some deities pondered this.

Soon after, a seasoned deity from the old guard stepped forward and entered the trial arena. He was a deity of dual Mythical nature, one of the outstanding figures among the deities. Setting aside his age, his strength was quite formidable.

Quickly, the deities saw the veteran easily defeat the first challenge’s puppet, and then... got stuck at the second challenge.

It wasn’t a defeat but a stalemate, and it took a grueling half an hour for the seasoned deity to barely make it through the second challenge. What happened next is not worth mentioning; he was killed instantly by the third challenge’s puppet and never even saw the fourth.

The deities fell silent once again.

Starting with the scions of the four great overlords.

How could this be? They, the older generation, were full of eagerness to defend their honor, but before they could even begin, their glory had been picked up and thrown even further away.

Could it be that the times have truly changed? Had they unwittingly fallen behind the times?

Some deities continued to reflect.

Others, like those from the ’third-tier forces’ such as the Shadow Island Master, although they cursed for a while, were the quickest to calm down from their daze. After all, the world’s focus was never on them, and they didn’t even have the ability to receive the most basic rewards in the Trial Realm. So, without making an effort, they looked at the four overlords and the Blazefire Commerce Guild with the eyes of someone watching a show, their gaze shifting back and forth between the two factions.

...

In the silence, no deity rushed to tackle the trials, seemingly pondering strategies and ways to deal with the puppets?

The trial official, guessing as much, then took out a hexagon-shaped card, looking as if it were forged from crystal, and handed it to Yiluo Xi.

"This is an entry ticket to the ultimate challenge, and it has already been bound to your identity. In addition, this card also contains a high-grade teleportation spell stored within it. When necessary, activate it to randomly teleport to any location within the Great Domain."

"Oh, that’s right, the ultimate challenge!"

Yiluo Xi was still wrestling with the idea that she failed to clear the fourth challenge and might not have much time left to tackle the fourth, fifth, sixth, and seventh challenges.

And the next trial would not open again for ten years. Ten years was too long; Yiluo Xi raced against time.

"When does the ultimate challenge start? Where? How do I get there?"

Yiluo Xi fired off three questions in rapid succession, perfectly encapsulating the spirit expected of a top-tier genius.

The trial officer looked at her with increasingly affectionate and fond eyes. She hadn’t expected to find such an uncut gem in this era. Thirty years later, what feats could Yiluo Xi accomplish in the Mythical Trial, the fifth challenge, or perhaps... even the sixth?

Thinking this, she said, "Before the ultimate challenge begins, this card will send you a signal. When the time comes, as long as you have this entry ticket with you, you will naturally be teleported to the Trial Secret Realm. As for when the ultimate challenge will begin..."

"When fates converge, that is when the trial shall commence."

The profound words left Yiluo Xi’s mouth, prompting her to slowly form a question mark.

Forget it, that’s not important.

It was just a trial. Whenever it starts, she would just go then.

What she really wanted to figure out now was how to break through the ’so close’ fourth challenge. Yiluo Xi felt that only by clearing the fourth challenge could she ensure she would not be surpassed by An Jianyou.

Frankly, she didn’t care. She knew her organization must have quite a few people who could clear the third challenge, but she was the first to break through, and that made her forever the most dazzling number one.

Yes, that’s it!

...

...

The Mythical Trial continued, only many deities no longer dared to take the field.

These were all ’old mythicals.’

They were once eager to try, harboring a thought that perhaps they too could scrape together a bit of ’genius welfare.’