Chapter 213: Strength Of 60,000 Pounds
“I am the guardian of the Immeasurable Tower’s first floor, Gu Man.”
Suddenly, a flare flashed in the midst of this endless dark space. With this flare, one could then faintly discern the surroundings.
At this moment, Feng Feiyun was standing on a boulder that was suspended in the sky. This boulder only consisted of a square area that spanned for three meters. No matter the direction one chose, walking further than three meters would cause them to fall into the abyss.
Below was a foggy nothingness without a discernable bottom. Death was guaranteed once one falls.
“Only by defeating me will you be able to enter the second level. Of course, you can also accept defeat. If not, then I will attack until you die.” A six-meter giant also stood on this narrow boulder. He was the guardian of the first level, Gu Man.
More than half of this boulder was taken up by Gu Man’s huge body, so Feng Feiyun’s activity space was very limited. Gu Man could easily knock Feng Feiyun down into the abyss at any time. He was not a real giant and only a puppet formed by the condensation of spirit energy from a formation.
He was like the soul of a strange beast. Although it was not a real body, it possessed a real offensive power.
This Gu Man’s cultivation was equivalent to peak God Base. One fist could exert a force of one hundred thousand pounds. His body was made from metal as tough as diamond.
The first trial of the tower was to defeat this giant, Gu Man, who had the same cultivation as the testee.
“Start!” Feng Feiyun said.
Gu Man was very close to Feng Feiyun, so his fist that was as large as a grinder immediately reached Feng Feiyun’s head. Despite his sizable stature, his movement was very quick. Moreover, the force of this fist was enough to deform even a man of steel.
“Poof!” Feng Feiyun’s body was like a sword. He penetrated through Gu Man’s body and turned around to reveal his hands that were full of spiritual light. He had focused all of his energy to directly split Gu Man’s body in half. All of his decisive actions were without needless complications.