These rookies who had activated their movement skills had just stepped out more than ten meters, and their bodies were stagnant above the ravine, as if they were frozen.
The next second.
Screams came and went.
The ravine seemed to carry a huge suction force, spreading invisible and pulling all the monks down.
In the blink of an eye, dozens of monks disappeared without a trace in the eyes of everyone.
Seeing this scene, the monk who was watching the fire from across the bank suddenly became extremely ugly.
I thought it would be a formal test, but I didn't expect it to be so dangerous.
Lu Fan frowned slightly, his consciousness spread to the bottom of the ravine, and he felt an extremely gloomy aura dormant in it, waiting for an opportunity to move, as if waiting for something.
"It's best for everyone to go there together, not one by one."
"There seems to be something down here, waiting for us to get there."
A female monk in the late stage of the divine realm noticed the clue and spoke.
"Use everyone's fastest speed to get through this together."
At that moment, the monks either launched their flying swords or activated their body skills, and all jumped towards the opposite side of the ravine.
"Whoosh whoosh!"
Densely packed flying swords and flying magic weapons, carrying people, rushed towards the opposite side like shooting stars chasing the moon.
Also when I was halfway through the rush, gravity pulled me!
Boom~~Boom~~Boom~~!
One-third of the monks fell down without even making a sound.
The other half of the monks, while activating their flying swords and protective magic weapons, began to use their spiritual power to resist the invasion of evil spirits, and pushed towards the opposite side with difficulty.
At this moment, in their ears, there came the murmur of various demons and monsters weeping blood and roaring.
A very scary sound that makes people's hearts tremble.
"Ah~~~~~!!!!"
Some of the rookies who had survived gravity were ultimately unable to resist the magic sound that poured into their ears and into their minds.
Like dumplings, they fell into the abyss.
In the end, only less than forty or fifty people were left who successfully reached the opposite side.
Each and every one of them fell to the ground as if they had collapsed, gasping for breath, with an expression on their faces as if they were surviving a disaster.
Hundreds of monks who have recently become prominent in all walks of life came here to break through the barrier, but in the end only nearly half of them survived.
