If one were to say that Don Brix's first attack was [Flow], then his second attack would be [Hard].
The second attack clearly hurt the big-eyed monster so much that it retreated back into the clouds and didn't appear again. Let alone making a sound, even the lightning and thunder had disappeared.
The clouds closed and the churning gradually stopped.
Snowflakes rustled down, as if nothing had happened.
Don Brix retracted his psychokinesis, leaving behind only a thin layer of it on his body.
He had been in the Darkness Continent for many years and deeply understood that in such an environment, the most important thing wasn't food and water but weapons.
Humans were very insignificant in the Darkness Continent. If they wanted to change their standpoint, they had to have powerful weapons.
And the most powerful weapon could be imagination or psychokinesis.
Therefore, he cherished the usage of every strand of psychokinesis and wasn't willing to waste it. But when it was time to use it, he wouldn't be stingy.
If the big-eyed monster continued to overstep his boundaries, then he shouldn't be stingy with his psychokinesis.
Don Brix raised his head and stared at the clouds that had completely calmed down. After a moment, he retracted his gaze and didn't turn back to look at Bujand's group. He walked straight into the snowstorm.
That big-eyed monster belonged to the plankton species. In terms of size and ability, it should be ranked in the upper middle.
The reason why it came to pester him was that it didn't have any special opportunity.
Playing with him was one thing, and wanting to eat him was another.
Given his size, he wasn't even fit to fill the gaps between the big-eyed monster's teeth.
But if it really wanted to eat him, the nutrients he contained wouldn't be something that its big mouth could handle with just a few mouthfuls.
"Is the next stop a mountain range …?"
Don Brix's whisper was covered by the snowstorm.
The place he wanted to go was very close to the World Tree region.
Along the way, he would pass by snowy mountains, mountain ranges, deserts, wetlands, forests, and rocky lands.
The closer he was to the [Center], the more bizarre and changeable the climate and environment would be.
One side might be a world of ice and snow while the other side might be a place where the sun was shining brightly. There was only a thin line between the two.
The freezing cold wind couldn't blow over there, and the hot wind pressure couldn't blow over there either.
This umbrella-shaped snowy mountain range was just one of the stops he had passed by. It was quite unexpected that he would encounter humans from the six continents here.
To him, compared to encountering a large group of humans from the Six Continents, it would be better for him to find humans who had been seeking survival since ancient times.
After all, many years ago, he already knew that a new explorer had set foot on the Darkness Continent.
"Objects in the fire …"
Walking through the snowstorm that was not something a human could withstand, the words on the Restorer's body appeared in Higashi's mind.
In the ice area, Bujand watched Don Brix disappear into the snowstorm, unable to calm down for a long time.
On the other hand, other than a few such as Mary and Paristone, the rest of his teammates were in a slump.
How should he describe this feeling? It was just like climbing a mountain or a flight of stairs. When you climbed with all your might, you realized that the end point kept getting further and further away, as if there was no end.
The scariest thing was that there would always be someone beside your ear reminding you that when you reached the finish line, there would be another finish line to challenge.
It was too far away, far enough to cause one to lose confidence.
Bujand took a deep breath. After quickly adjusting his emotions, he noticed the atmosphere of the team.
As the captain, he wouldn't allow negative emotions to continue fermenting in the team.
Even though he was pressed to the ground previously, he wouldn't give up just like that.
He had the courage to accept challenges and to work hard to move forward.
This had always been his strong point.
"Don Brix is a human, and so are we."
"If he can do it, we can definitely do it too."
Bujand's tone was steady and powerful, containing some encouragement.
Everyone looked at him and could clearly sense Bujand's confidence.
Was the captain … planning to surpass Don Brix?
Surpass that kind of monster …?
But what was with this confidence? They had clearly seen an unbelievable existence earlier.
As Bujand spoke, he walked to the ice pillar, stretched out his hand, and pressed it on the ice pillar.
He exerted a little force and cracks appeared on the ice pillar.
Maybe because the ice pillar was damaged, the aquatic creatures under the ice suddenly became restless. Their gazes were filled with cold killing intent.
They stared at the humans above the ice layer and began to crash into the ice layer.
The sudden movement startled Usame and the others. It also made Bujand stop his next step and look at the aquatic creatures below the ice layer.
Countless densely packed aquatic creatures were crashing into the ice as if they were in a frenzy.
However, no sound was made. Only the strong force transmitted through the ice layer to the soles of everyone's feet.
Feeling the force that caused his body to tremble, he could roughly estimate how strong the impact of the creatures below was. However, no matter how many times they were hit in a second, the ice layer under his feet was still as stable as a mountain, unshaken.
"Take the body of the restorer and leave this place immediately."
Bujand calmly glanced at the creatures under the ice layer and once again exerted force on the ice pillar.
Everyone heard Bujand's name for the book and knew that it was one of the messages left by Don Brix.
Crack.
The edge of the crack on the ice pillar rustled and many ice chips fell.
With Bujand's force once again, the ice pillar finally cracked completely. Pieces of broken ice fell on the ice layer, like gasoline poured into a flame, making the aquatic creatures under the ice even crazier.
But this seemingly thin ice layer was an obstacle that was difficult for them to cross.
Only the base of the ice pillar was left, and the restorer's body stood quietly. Faint blue air threads slowly circled around the body, revealing a strange charm.
Bujand's eyes lit up. If it was in the past, he would not carelessly touch the book at a close distance.
But perhaps because of the stimulation brought by Luo and Don Brix, plus the riot under the ice, he couldn't care so much at the moment.
The urgency to understand more drove him to reach out and touch the book.
Under everyone's gaze, Bujand's hand passed through the faint blue air threads and gently pressed on the cover of the book.
In an instant, an extremely pure Telekinesis was injected into his palm through the cover.
Bujand's body shook slightly, and his eyelids quickly looked up.
He saw a black shadow above the book, revealing only the eyes.
Just in the blink of an eye, those black shadows disappeared again. Instead, it was replaced by the Telekinesis that provoked his nerves.
It was like a desperate pedestrian in the desert was suddenly thrown into a cold and clear oasis.
"Let's go."
Bujand's eyes flashed, and he held the door-sized book with one hand.
As soon as he picked up the book, he saw the edge of the fiery red bead quickly oozing out crimson liquid. A drop slipped out and fell on the ice layer, and suddenly burst into white smoke.
Everyone's expression suddenly changed when they saw this.
Bujand quickly straightened the book, but it didn't help.
The crimson liquid that fell on the ice layer, like sulfuric acid, was corroding the ice layer, and the range was expanding.
"Let's go!"
Bujand no longer hesitated and led his teammates to the edge of the ice layer.
The crimson liquid was like magma, melting the ice layer that was blocking the aquatic creatures.
Once the ice layer was dissolved, their situation would become very dangerous.
They already got the thing, and now they had to run away from the ice layer.
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