People are in high martial arts, the system lives in fantasy

Fourth floor.

The whole scene changed again.

It is no longer as pure white as before, but has now turned into a slightly ancient and heavy hall, as if one can see the changes in the world and the passing of time.

Su Bei's eyes suddenly focused.

In front, there are dozens of statues standing here, lifelike, with pairs of eyes staring as if they are looking at the people who are breaking into the tower. It looks quite weird.

The statue seems to be made of rock. Although it has no color, when you look at it, you will naturally see its color.

Su Bei frowned. He could feel a surging vitality on these statues, as if the creatures inside them could wake up at any time.

But this is indeed the case. It is clearly written in the booklet that the fourth level requires one to choose one of these statues, and defeating it will pass the test.

According to the book, the strength of each statue is different, and the rewards for defeating it are also different.

But in general, the Dragon Horn Tower will still allocate the strength of the statues according to the strength of the tower invaders.

It is unlikely that a fourth-level warrior would challenge a legendary level warrior alone.

At the same time, a deep roar sounded, also in the language of the dragon clan:

"Choose the Dragon King, and the winner will pass the test!"

Lord Dragon, this is probably what the dragons themselves say.

Su Bei guessed that it should be a realm of the dragon clan.

But come to think of it, if you don’t have strong strength, you won’t be arranged in this hall.

Su Bei quickly scanned all the statues.

His eyes flickered slightly. There were a total of eighty-three statues arranged in this hall. There seemed to be no order. Lin Luo was around.

But what was even more surprising was that not all the statues were dragons. Su Bei also saw several completely different figures among them.

One of them is a tall man with a face that looks like it was carved out of ancient Greece, tough and deep, with a faint smile on his face. What is even more eye-catching is that he has two pairs of spread wings behind him. The statue perfectly restores the patterns and details on the wings, like an angel in the legend.

However, it is also possible that he is just a human warrior with genetic mutation.

There are also human-like creatures covered with runes all over their bodies, with chaotic distortions all over their bodies, and two rows of narrow eyes lined up on their abdomens. They look weird and creepy at first glance.

There are also huge beasts with suspended debris surrounding them, as if driven by gravity.

There are eleven statues that are completely different from the surrounding dragons. After subtracting these numbers, there are exactly seventy-two statues.

It corresponds to the number of Panlong Pillars in the Qianlong Hall. I wonder if there is any unknown connection between them.

Among them, Su Bei's eyes quickly focused on a certain statue.

He was a young man who looked to be around thirty years old. His appearance could indeed be described as ordinary. He was wearing simple plain clothes, holding a medium-length sword in his right hand, and looking straight ahead.

The expression on his face was as calm as a deep pond without ripples, with a kind of indifference and composure, as if nothing in this world could change his expression.

There is a line of text engraved on the base of the statue. It belongs to the Dragon Clan language, and only Su Bei can recognize it:
[The sword's heart is clear, and it can break through a thousand pounds without a blade - it can be named the Dragon King of Sword Dao]

"Sword Pillar."

Su Bei's expression moved.

This statue is carved of the Sword Pillar, the pillar that protects the country today.

Genetic martial arts has only been around for a thousand years, but the human base is huge. It is no exaggeration for Tianjiao to say that the number is as large as a swarm of carp crossing the river.

Among them, the strong ones turned into martial arts stars and were called [Sky Stars].

There are also powerful people who become the cornerstone of humanity, support the advancement of martial arts, and are called the pillars of the country.

The sword pillar is the brightest one among the bright stars in the sky. It can almost be said to be a contemporary legend. This statue is what he left here. ——It seems that as long as certain conditions are met, a statue can be left here on the fourth floor.

I just don't know if there are any special rewards besides this.

In the entire history of human martial arts, only two people have left statues here, one is the sword pillar and the other is the military pillar of the previous generation.

Su Bei guessed that this statue must have some special rewards that he didn't know about, but these were all personal opportunities, and they might even have been integrated into one's own martial arts. Even if he was the pillar of the country, he would not be generous enough to expose them.

After all, if others knew about it, they might be able to deduce some weaknesses - this is not surprising, with the development of various black technologies nowadays, perhaps just a drop of blood can reveal a lot of information.

The combination of technology and martial arts is nothing new nowadays.

But back to business.

Su Bei looked at the statue in the hall and fell into deep thought.

The fourth level is both difficult and easy. You can pass it as long as you can defeat the selected statue.

At this time, all the statues in the hall can be selected, including the sword pillar and the military pillar.

However, there are corresponding descriptions and choices in the booklet. No one knows how many people have come to this dragon-hiding place. Basically, every statue has been selected by someone, and the difficulty levels vary greatly.

The rewards you can get in the end will be very different depending on the statue you choose.

Among them, the challenges posed by "aliens" like Jian Zhu are the most difficult!

Especially the statue of the sword pillar. Kendo is originally a way of attacking, especially in the hands of a strong man like the sword pillar, it can exert a power that surpasses everything.

of course.

Since the intensity is allocated according to the challenger's ability, Su Bei doesn't feel that he can't pass it, especially after he slightly enhanced the value on the third level.

It's just a matter of time.

However, the choice is very important. It is best to choose a matching statue so that the final reward will be beneficial to you.

After scanning the area, Su Bei finally stopped at the statue that looked like an angel.

The following text is translated
[Holy flames flow through your veins, and your sweat can turn into sweet rain - you can be named the Dragon King of Light]

This statue is equally powerful, almost as strong as the sword pillar. So far, no one has passed it, so the reward will naturally be great.

On the other hand, Su Bei did not forget his original intention of breaking into the tower. His ultimate goal was to integrate and absorb the light. This kind of opponent with light attributes was exactly what he wanted.

No more hesitation.

Su Bei walked forward and gently touched the statue with his hand.

The next moment, all the statues around disappeared without a trace in the blink of an eye.

Crackling!

The surface of the statue was cracked with fine lines, and golden light flashed through the cracks.

First, the stones on the wings fell off, revealing the glowing feathers underneath. The cracks on the face suddenly broke open, revealing pupils like a living person, with mist in the eyes as if one had just woken up.

When the last piece of stone shell fell off the chest, the entire fourth floor began to tremble - not an earthquake, but the fallen stone fragments of the statues automatically burned in mid-air, turning into countless sparks and floating towards the dome.

In just a few breaths, the originally lifelike statue was completely transformed into a real person!
The man who looked like a four-winged angel exuded an indescribable nobleness and a transcendent aura. Standing next to him, one would naturally feel the oppression of a higher-dimensional creature.

He looked down at the stone chips remaining in his palm and blew gently, and three hundred candles on the altar lit up at the same time.

He looked at Su Bei with a faint golden gaze, as arrogant as if he was looking at an ant:
“I thought no one would ever choose me.”

PS: Let me briefly say that recently a colleague of mine in my company had an accident at work and passed away. All the superiors have been inspecting us continuously. We have been rectifying, studying, and self-examining. It is no exaggeration to say that we have been working more than twelve hours a day. I really don’t have the energy to write anymore, and I am embarrassed to ask for leave. I don’t know which boss in the company reported him recently... so I feel a little relieved. I don’t have the idea of ​​​​eunuch. I have the outline, so I will just write normally. (End of this chapter)