Chapter 210: The Void Reincarnation

Chapter 210: Chapter 210: The Void Reincarnation

With a systematic arrangement, the five of them were no longer in a rush to finish off the Demonic Spirit Frenzy Shark.

Although the Demonic Spirit Shark’s tier was higher than theirs, their side had the numbers advantage. If they went all out, a cross-tier challenge wasn’t impossible, so everyone wasn’t overly anxious.

After focusing on teamwork as Jeremy instructed, their previous synergy quickly returned.

Ultimately, using Phoenix’s strongest offensive magic skill - Annihilation Judgment, they destroyed the Demonic Spirit Frenzy Shark.

For the next few hundred floors, Jeremy also advocated taking teamwork as the core.

Actual combat was the lesson that could comprehensively elevate all aspects the most.

The further they went, the less he needed to proactively remind them; his teammates could clearly understand each other’s intentions.

Of course, everything had to be built upon a foundational basis.

Because despite being separated for a year, they had previously fought side-by-side for two solid years.

Otherwise, they couldn’t have caught the rhythm of their synergy back so quickly.

Under the high-intensity scheduled arrangement, Jeremy’s five-person team only took exactly thirteen days to pass the first stage of the trial.

After passing the 500th floor, they didn’t choose to continue descending, but stopped there, deciding to immediately start the next stage.

Not only because waking Sylas up required the Ashbloom Flower, but over the past year, mages belonging to various research institutes had reached the conclusion that researching a medicinal essence to reverse the mutated evolution process of the Wasteland magical beasts also required the Ashbloom Flower.

Currently, the Ashbloom Flower on the Sylvanor continent was extinct. It could be said that right now, only by going through the inheritance left by the Mermaid Emperor, obtaining the inheritance reward and the gift the Mermaid Emperor had mentioned, could they successfully seize the Ashbloom Flower seed.

Therefore, they naturally needed to pass the inheritance trial as soon as possible.

The reward for the first stage wasn’t distributed immediately; looking at the announcement, it would probably be distributed all at once after completing everything.

But Jeremy didn’t bother about that at this moment.

The second stage of the trial was [Inheritance Challenge - Elven Forbidden Domain.]

There was no detailed explanation whatsoever for this stage; all the instruction content was merely one sentence: "Learning the related magic within 15 days is considered passing."

As soon as this sentence ended, Jeremy’s five-person team was forced to separate, flying off to different spaces.

The place appearing before his eyes turned into a pile of ruins.

It looked somewhat similar to the current Wasteland, but there was no existence of magical beasts.

Jeremy observed the surroundings a bit and discovered that on an ancient wall covered in vines and dust, there were densely packed Wasteland script characters.

Jeremy’s proficiency in the Wasteland script was now approximating a native language, so he quickly understood that what was on the wall was exactly the magic he needed to learn this time, or more accurately, a magic array.

Using magic power to wash away the dirt, Jeremy quickly skimmed through it once.

They were basically all magic arrays that didn’t exist on the Sylvanor continent.

Just as he was about to start practicing from the first one, he suddenly realized that after finishing looking, an illusion automatically appeared before him.

It was like... teaching.

Jeremy, who had originally intended to self-study, immediately and decisively abandoned that thought, observing intently.

As time passed, Jeremy discovered this illusion didn’t stop at all; just losing focus for a single minute meant he wouldn’t know what it would do the next step.

Therefore, Jeremy was forced to stay awake for two nights straight before he could memorize all the magic arrays the illusion had cast.

Not knowing how many types he had to learn to be considered passing, Jeremy had no choice but to start practicing from the first type.

The magic power concentration in this space was very high, so Jeremy’s progress couldn’t be considered slow.

In less than ten days, he had learned two-thirds.

The remaining 1/3 were the highly difficult types. Initially, Jeremy was worried it would be hard to comprehend, but when he smoothly finished practicing the 37th type, he was considered to have passed the stage, while the hardest types weren’t factored into the trial.

It was unknown whether the Mermaid Emperor was going easy on them, or because those types of magic arrays weren’t something he could come into contact with at the current stage.

After leaving this space, Jeremy returned to the starting place.

As soon as he arrived, he saw Phoenix waiting on the side.

Jeremy didn’t feel surprised at all.

Among their group, in terms of magic, Phoenix had always been the one with the best comprehension.

After awakening his second god-bestowed Holy Covenant, his close-combat ability was also elevated. His overall strength in all aspects within the team was also considered top priority.

Waiting for another two days, the remaining three walked out almost simultaneously.

This time they also didn’t exceed the 15-day limit; within exactly fourteen days, all members had passed.

And the subsequent trials consecutively targeted their different abilities.

Under these tests, the five members of the Eclipse Team, whether in terms of team synergy or individual ability, both achieved clear advancements.

Two months later, the five of them stepped into the final trial.

The seventh stage: The Void Reincarnation.

For this stage, there wasn’t even half a word of explanation.

After the words "The Void Reincarnation" appeared, Jeremy’s group was sucked into another space by a vortex.

They originally thought the final stage would be the hardest, but in reality... the final test targeted their endurance.

In this space, they continuously saw countless future scenarios.

Either the Sylvanor continent was invaded by the magical beast horde, or humanity went extinct, or... the entire army was annihilated, the continent collapsed and then reset.

The scenes were so authentic it almost made it impossible to distinguish whether this was fiction or a reality that would happen in the future.

Countless endings played out one after another, but absolutely none of them featured a scenario where humanity won...

It was all just successive destruction.

Time continuously reversed and repeated; Jeremy witnessed all of this but didn’t express any thoughts or opinions.

Everything is decided by humans. If fate is destined to face destruction, then the most important thing is still reality.

Perhaps because in this inheritance trial there were always teammates fighting side-by-side, Jeremy didn’t feel overly tormented.

At least compared to the god-bestowed trial he had experienced before, this time was slightly milder.

Consuming two and a half months, the seven trial stages were finally completely finished.

Jeremy and Evelyn also stepped straight from Tier Four Nine-Star to Tier Five Two-Star.

The remaining three all crossed the threshold to Tier Five One-Star.

The accumulated rewards from the previous stages were also distributed all at once.

What Jeremy hadn’t expected was that the final reward was actually an independent Four-Directional Realm.

It was bound to the souls of the five of them, allowing them to teleport inside at any time following their thoughts, considered an extremely crucial life-saving method in life-or-death moments.

Naturally, aside from the Four-Directional Realm, the other piled-up rewards were also delivered simultaneously, including the gift the Mermaid Emperor had mentioned previously.

Inside were mostly various types of left-behind inheritances, and most importantly, exactly the Ashbloom Flower seed, along with some documents and materials related to stopping the mutation and evolution of the Wasteland magical beasts.

After returning to the garden behind the mountain, Jeremy quickly skimmed through it once, kept a portion of the Ashbloom Flower seeds, and personally left the school to hand-deliver the rest to the relevant research members.

Having these things, the research to stop the Wasteland magical beasts from evolving, and even entirely eradicating the magical beasts, would make monumental strides.

According to the current progress, even if they couldn’t stop the magical beasts from invading the Sylvanor continent, they could at least guarantee the safety of humanity.

After clearly explaining the unique nature of the Ashbloom Flower seed to the research staff and grasping the research progress, Jeremy finally returned to the academy.

Speaking of which, the thing he needed to care about most right now wasn’t those matters, but the midterm exams a few days later...

Having been absent for a whole year, he absolutely couldn’t be absent for this exam no matter what, otherwise he would be forced to repeat the year.

Simultaneously, to make up for his one-year absence prior, for this exam he was also mandatorily required to secure a top-tier position to comply with the school rules.