Compared to when he faced two golden figures earlier and was instantly defeated, he had made significant progress.
To last three seconds against four golden figures on his first attempt was already quite an achievent.
After the challenge failed, Ethen carefully studied the battle playback. Ten minutes later, he attempted the challenge again, only to fail once more.
Facing the challenge of four golden figures led him to explore ways to fight multiple opponents at once.
In this manner, he continually learned, researched, and practiced, quickly improving his actual combat abilities.
In the end, it took him only 38 attempts to successfully defeat the four golden figures on his own. When Ethen completed this challenge, he felt invigorated and confident.
Unknowingly, he had reached a point where he could defeat four equally powerful opponents. In this world, few things are as exhilarating and uplifting as becoming stronger.
This imnse sense of accomplishnt and fulfillnt led Ethen to continue with the challenges.
The third level was a one versus a eight scenario. Compared to one versus four, the difficulty was exponentially greater. Ethen had to exert trendous effort to tackle the third level.
Yet, through his relentless and extraordinary efforts, he ultimately erged victorious. He then proceeded to the fourth level. The fourth level is 1v16.
This is already at a perverse difficulty level. Ethen used all his skills but was unable to successfully challenge it. However, with his relentless effort, he eventually achieved a remarkable performance.
He managed to endure 10 seconds undefeated under the bombardnt of 16 martial artists of the sa level. Do not underestimate these 10 seconds; in actual combat, they hold significant aning.
Ethen could fully utilize these 10 seconds to retreat safely! This concerns life and death.
"Hehe, your performance is already quite impressive."
The Sky Gazing Mirror was very satisfied with Ethen's performance. Upon hearing this, Ethen felt a bit embarrassed.
"Sky Gazing Mirror, I wonder what rewards I can get for challenging so many levels?"
Ethen temporarily suppressed his urge to continue the challenge. Because, at his current level, trying to pass the fourth level is nothing short of a fool's dream.
He decided to ask about the rewards.
"With your current achievents, you are not eligible for any rewards."
The Sky Gazing Mirror said.
What?
Ethen was dumbfounded.
I've cleared 3 levels in a row, and there are no rewards? This is just too...
"Sky Gazing Mirror, what achievent is needed to receive a reward? Do I have to pass the fourth level?" Ethen asked with puzzlent.
"The rewards for the challenges within the mirror are extrely precious. The powerful being who created once said that to earn a reward, you must pass at least 20 levels," the Sky Gazing Mirror replied with a hint of amusent.
What?
20 levels? Ethen had already perford beyond his limits just clearing 3 levels.
Isn't 20 levels asking for one's life? Ethen was imdiately overwheld.
He hadn't anticipated that in order to earn a reward from the mirror's test, he would need to clear 20 levels in a row.
The first level involved facing 2 opponents (2 to the power of 1).
The second level involved 4 opponents (2 to the power of 2).
The third level involved 8 opponents (2 to the power of 3).
To et the minimum requirent for a reward at 20 levels, wouldn't he have to defeat 2 to the power of 20 golden warriors simultaneously?
Ethen took out his phone. In the Wind Splendor Domain, although his phone had no signal, it still had so power, and the calculator could be used.
Ethen imdiately calculated on the calculator. 2 to the power of 20 turned out to be 1,048,576! This result left Ethen speechless.
"One person against over a million sa level golden warriors!"
Ethen could only smile wryly. This is sothing that a person absolutely cannot do.
"Sky Gazing Mirror, are you playing a joke on ? 1 against 1 million, you really know how to play!" Ethen complained.
What 1 against 1 million? What do you an by "really know how to play?"
The Sky Gazing Mirror was puzzled. After so communication, it finally understood where Ethen's complaint was coming from.
"You misunderstood. What you just challenged was rely the quantity multiplication mode of the mirror test. Our challenges are divided into many modes."
"I suggest you try different simulation scenarios!"
Simulation scenarios?
Ethen raised an eyebrow, realizing he had misinterpreted the rules.
"Then let's give it a try."
Upon hearing Ethen's agreent, the Sky Gazing Mirror transported him into the dark space within the mirror.
"The simulation scenario you are about to face is how to defeat two golden warriors under double gravity!"
With the announcent from the Sky Gazing Mirror, two golden warriors of the sa level as Ethen appeared once more in the dark space.
Facing two golden warriors is not difficult for Ethen. But this ti was different; after the golden warriors appeared, Ethen clearly felt the pressure around him double.
Could this be double gravity? Ethen thought with a sense of awe. At this mont, he realized that the mirror test had so many different gaplay modes, far beyond the simple 2 to the power of n concept.
"Let's see if I can defeat you!"
Ethen didn't dare to be careless and imdiately engaged the two golden warriors carefully. Under double gravity, Ethen felt his body beco incredibly heavy, and every movent was significantly slower. In the first move, he was instantly defeated!
Faced with the attacks of the two golden warriors, he knew how to respond, but under the increased gravity, his body wouldn't obey his commands, a classic case of his hands and mind not being in sync.
After the challenge failed, Ethen was transported back to the study room. Upon reviewing the slow motion replay, he began to carefully contemplate his strategy once again.
"I previously studied dozens of martial arts techniques, and one of them is a movent skill called 'Body Light as a Swallow Technique.' I wonder if it would be useful in the face of double gravity?"
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