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Eightfold Gravity Zone had very low visibility, where the mist was not gray but a shade of purple. The moment he stepped into this place, he was immediately knocked to the ground by the overwhelming pressure.
The Purple Mist rolled around him, and blood gushed from his body. His bones creaked as they trembled, blood flowed from his Seven Orifices, and his internal organs felt like they were rupturing. The sudden pain nearly caused him to faint, but at the last moment, he bit down on his tongue and forced himself to endure.
Candice and the other three closely followed behind him. When they saw that he had truly stepped into the Eightfold Gravity Zone without hesitation, aside from Moses, who had anticipated this, the other three turned pale with fear and hurriedly followed him into the Eightfold Gravity Zone with serious expressions.
At Holy Light Academy, the Gravity Training Ground was famously known as a place of fortune, but its reputation did not stem from its popularity. Compared to the Xuanfeng Fortress, which also allowed for rapid physical training, the Gravity Training Ground did not offer much more and few students were willing to endure its hardships. Generally, only students from the Primordial Hall were keen on such physical training locations. The reason for its fame was that one of the annual competitions at Holy Light Academy took place in the Gravity Training Ground.
The Gravity Training Ground is divided into one hundred gravity zones, ranging from the lowest one times gravity to the highest one hundred times gravity, with difficulty increasing geometrically.
It was said that only a few individuals in the entire Holy Light Academy could enter the one hundred times gravity zone, which could be a death zone. Among thirty thousand students, only a handful could step into the four Tenfold Gravity Zones. The most outstanding among them was a Star Student from Primordial Hall, Griffith, who could train in the forty Sevenfold Gravity Zone. This was a legend within the academy.
Despite being only at the Intermediate Level, having just joined the Primordial Hall without starting to learn its secret techniques, he managed to step into the Eightfold Gravity Zone. Even though he was injured upon entry, achieving this level demonstrated his exceptional physical prowess far beyond others at his level.
At this moment, he was covered in blood; it oozed from his pores and flowed from his Seven Orifices, pooling around him in a sea of red. The eight times gravity felt like the last straw that broke the camel's back, pressing him down to the ground with such weight that he couldn't even muster the strength to stand up. This gravity was as heavy as a mountain and felt like being submerged under immense water pressure, suppressing not only his body but also his Viscera, nearly suffocating him.
"How can this fool be so reckless? Seven times gravity is already his limit; this Eight Times Gravity is something even we cannot endure for long. Is he seeking death?" Upon entering the Eightfold Gravity Zone, Candice breathed heavily, her face flushed as she looked at him lying on the ground bleeding profusely, her brows furrowed tightly.
"Hmph, ignorant child. I now suspect whether you all conspired with him beforehand to set up a bet for me and Ramon. Otherwise, with his abilities, there's no way he would push himself so hard. This isn't challenging limits; it's self-destruction." The Big-Eared Man sneered coldly, glancing at both Candice and Moses, his suspicion evident in his gaze.
Candice suddenly became furious and pointed at him angrily: "Chad, if you don't want to fulfill your bet, I don't care about your Magic Light Grass. But please keep your mouth clean. Do you think that I and Moses would act so sordidly for such trivial benefits?"
"That won't do," replied Big-Eared Man Chad with a cold snort. He glanced at Moses, but ultimately chose not to argue further.
"Moses, we should get this fool out of the Eightfold Gravity Zone. If we stay any longer, he's definitely going to die." Ignoring unreliable Chad, Candice turned her worried gaze toward the silent Moses.
Moses frowned and shook his head: "No, he can still hold on. You should know my abilities well; it’s precisely because I sensed this junior's unique physique that I bet he could step into the Eightfold Gravity Zone. It seems my guess was correct; he will be fine."
"What kind of ability does this guy have? Can his physical strength really compare to ours?" Hearing what Moses said, Ramon asked curiously.
Moses waved his hand slightly but did not explain further. His eyes were bright as he continued observing Step's movements. If one looked closely enough, they could see faint reddish marks deep within his pupils.
At this moment, Brent was rapidly adapting to Eight Times Gravity. His body was injured but recovering quickly; however, the speed of his recovery could not keep up with the damage inflicted by Eight Times Gravity. Thus, he remained in a severely injured state, but it was impossible for his condition to worsen to the point of life-threatening danger.
In this state, Brent gradually began to adapt to Eight Times Gravity. His limbs could already move, but standing up properly was still somewhat difficult.
"Eight Times Gravity has truly reached the limit of what I can endure. If I were in the Ninefold Gravity Zone right now, I would be in serious danger. Even using potions to assist my healing would be too risky. However, under this Eight Times Gravity, my physical body is being tempered rapidly, far exceeding the rate of improvement in Sevenfold Gravity. If I could stay here for a while..."
Lying on the cold ground, Brent felt his body recovering from injuries while continuously sustaining new ones in a cycle. In this process, his body was slowly becoming stronger, and this rate of strengthening was incomparable to that in the Sevenfold Gravity Zone.
"Hey Brent, how are you? Can you hold on a bit longer? You should come out with us; staying here any longer could put your life at risk."
Faintly, Brent heard a familiar voice calling out, growing clearer with the sound of footsteps approaching.
"Candice?" Struggling to turn his head, Brent saw several figures through his blood-stained vision, one of whom was the tall Candice.
"Brent, junior! I think you can still hold on a bit longer. I can sense that your body is rapidly growing stronger under this Eight Times Gravity. This opportunity is rare; I hope you can endure a little longer. Of course, if you want to leave now, we can take you out."
Moses patted Candice on the shoulder, signaling her to stop talking before turning to Brent to ask for his opinion.
"At this state, holding on any longer is just asking for death," Ramon muttered a few words as he looked at the blood-soaked ground before him, his lips twitching slightly.
"I'm fine; you don't need to worry about me," Brent struggled a bit; fresh blood seeped from his torn skin. Although he could move now, standing up was still beyond his capability.
"Brent," Candice opened her mouth to persuade him again but chose to give up with a sigh after meeting Moses's gaze.
"Let's leave then. Brent, Candice and I will stay in the Sevenfold Gravity Zone for training and check on your condition periodically to avoid any unforeseen circumstances." Moses directly ignored Ramon and Chad and spoke after glancing at Candice.
Brent lifted his head with difficulty and scrutinized Moses for a moment before nodding and forcing a smile. "Thank you!"
"Hmph, really like playing the good guy. Waiting for you all? I doubt he can hold on much longer; I'm leaving first." Chad sneered coldly at Moses before turning away and leaving.
"A fellow who can't afford to lose; backing out of a good bet—how tasteless." Seeing Chad's lack of respect made Candice's expression sour as she retorted coldly, which left Ramon feeling somewhat awkward among those still present.
“Moses, let's go. This is my Purple Cloud Pill, take it.” Candice pulled Moses and handed him the Stellar Iron, then glanced at Ramon with a hint of curiosity.
“Ha ha, I’ll join you too. This is my Stellar Iron, here you go.”
Ramon realized that it was better to make friends than enemies. He chuckled as he handed the Stellar Iron to Moses. He knew very well about Moses's capabilities; although he wasn't a student of their Primordial Hall, in terms of physical strength, he was not much weaker than Ramon. His overall strength had reached the peak of Intermediate Level 4, far surpassing Ramon's. It wasn't worth it to make an enemy over a piece of Stellar Iron.
As Candice and the others left, only Bu remained at the edge of the Eightfold Gravity Zone. The dense Purple Mist enveloped the area, making it impossible to see clearly beyond ten meters. Even Mental Power lost much of its perceptual effectiveness in this strange place.
Bu gasped heavily, struggling to stand up with each breath. The Eight Times Gravity was terrifying; even breathing was extremely difficult in this environment. Simple movements left him exhausted, and he felt a wave of dizziness from lack of oxygen.
“In the Sevenfold Gravity Zone, I only encountered Candice and her group. Perhaps there are other students in broader areas, but that’s not my concern right now. In this Eightfold Gravity Zone, everyone who steps in here possesses incredible strength. If it comes to a one-on-one fight, unless I reveal the Red Lotus, I won’t stand a chance.”
One must always be wary of others. Now that I can’t move, I can only summon the Red Lotus as my Guardian. In the pool of blood, Bu Xin thought for a moment, and a Red Shadow shot out from his Storage Bracelet.
With blood-red hair and a stern face, the moment the Red Lotus appeared in the Eightfold Gravity Zone, it caused the Purple Mist to churn violently, spreading outward from its body as if retreating in fear.
The physical prowess of the Red Lotus was formidable; even without any Amplification Equipment, its physical attributes were more than three times that of Bu's. The mere Eight Times Gravity could not impose any restraints on it at all; it could still move freely.
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