Conferred Gods: Start with a Phoenix clone

Chapter 1711 What is this button for?

Pigsy was suddenly out of Chechi Kingdom. When he woke up, he found himself in a rather cramped room.

He was extremely dizzy, the world was spinning, and he looked around in a daze.

What have I done to you? Is this still the primordial world?
The room layout is somewhat similar to the chapels where Taoist priests live.

There were more than ten people in the room. There were prayer cushions on the floor and whisks on the wall, but no one was sitting on the cushions. Everyone was stiff and looking ahead nervously.

As he looked around, he saw Sun Wukong standing in the front row and the Jade Rabbit diagonally behind him. The two of them had no expression on their faces, as if they had encountered some trouble.

The primordial bull, the primordial horse, and the severely wounded primordial chicken were all together. Their towering height of over ten zhang (approximately 33 meters) vanished, and they transformed into very "ordinary" minotaur-headed, horse-headed, and chicken-headed people.
Besides the six of them, there were several other men and women in the room whose faces were obscured.

Why am I here? What was that game all about? Has it already started?
The thought had barely formed in his mind when an extremely ethereal voice rang out in his head: "The Giant Spirit God will arrive on the battlefield in a quarter of an hour."

On the side of the chamber near the door, there appeared a water clock, its bright surface seemingly reminding them that their time was running out.

Pigsy still didn't think the Giant Spirit God was anything to be afraid of. He was an old friend, and he could just say a few nice words to him and get him to help kill the cows, horses, and chickens.

The cramped room was clearly not a good place to fight. The giant spirit was really helping him chop people down, and when he swung his great axe, there was nowhere for him to dodge. At this moment, he wanted to go outside.

"Idiot, don't move!" The monkey's voice came from ahead.

Old Pig was startled. In the past, he would have argued with anyone, but in the current situation, his vigilance suppressed his tendency to be sarcastic, and he stood still obediently.

Only then did he notice a strangely shaped red roly-poly toy placed on the high platform at the very front of the room.

As the monkey spoke, the roly-poly toy suddenly turned around, its strangely painted face extremely fierce. Although it was an inanimate object, it acted very human-like at this moment.

The tumbler's eyes scanned the people in the room. Just as Old Pig was wondering what "don't move" meant, a man next to him, whose face was obscured, moved his left leg very slightly. Then, with a loud "bang," the man's head exploded into pieces of flesh in an instant.

Having sensed absolutely no fluctuations in magical power or any signs of supernatural abilities, Old Pig was terrified, cold sweat pouring down his forehead.

Whether it was Sun Wukong, the Jade Rabbit, or the trio of ox, horse, and chicken, they were all motionless at this moment.

The roly-poly toy glanced at the crowd a few more times, then turned away, rather disappointed, with its back to everyone, while a strangely sung song drifted out: "Dar~mo~mo~mo."

Sun Wukong was the most alert and closest to the door. The moment the roly-poly toy turned around, he kept an eye on its movements while walking slowly and steadily toward the door.

He took each step very carefully. With him leading the way, everyone in the room, including Old Pig, slowly walked toward the door. They had to be slow, because the Giant Spirit God was coming soon!
While the roly-poly toy was still drawing out the word "mo," it suddenly turned around.

Sun Wukong and his companions kept their eyes fixed on the strange thing. The moment it turned around, the six "people" stood rooted to the spot, motionless.

"Bang!" "Bang!" This time, the roly-poly toy smashed the heads of two more passersby whose faces were obscured.

The roly-poly toy turned around and sang. As the crowd walked forward, it turned around again, and everyone immediately stopped.

Monkeys have the best body control. The roly-poly toy only turned three times before reaching the door and pushing it open. Oh no! The expected scene of pushing the door open didn't happen. The door seemed to be glued to the wall and couldn't be pushed open at all.

"Mo~!" The tumbler turned around again and smashed the head of an unlucky guy.

The severely injured Archaeopteryx showed signs of wanting to move at the last moment, but it stubbornly resisted.

As the roly-poly toy turned around, Sun Wukong disregarded friend and foe, and said urgently, "I can't open this door!"

The group had lost their original cultivation levels, and their physical strength was roughly the same. If he couldn't open it, neither could the others. It was a complete dead end.

The Jade Rabbit suddenly said, "This strange thing seems to have a protrusion on its back. Can we press it to pass the level?"

The group also noticed the large red button on the back of the roly-poly toy. It was very conspicuous and seemed to be urging everyone to press it quickly!

That idea makes sense, but what if I'm wrong? If my head gets blown off, will I even survive?
The monkey was by the door, and at this moment, the person closest to the roly-poly toy became Pigsy (Zhu Bajie).

The water clock kept reminding them that it was almost time!
"Bajie!" Sun Wukong called out, but didn't say the rest.

Old Pig snorted loudly, "I'll do it! I'll do it!"

The closer he got to the roly-poly toy, the more cunning it became.

Even though it has already turned away, it will turn back again in the next instant, aiming to catch you off guard.

Old Pig almost stumbled, but luckily his body was very heavy, and the brain's command to move his body was canceled out by his own weight.

The process was thrilling, but the ending was pretty good; after all, this was just a warm-up game before the Giant Spirit God even arrived on the battlefield.

Old Pig successfully pressed the big red button on the back of the roly-poly toy, which not only opened the door to the palace but also yielded a magical artifact of considerable quality.

The magical artifact is called the Tumbler. When it is launched, if the front side with the mask is on, it will make the target's body heavier. This weight is proportional to the magical power between the two parties. If the back side of the Tumbler is on, it will make the enemy lighter.

The method of use is similar to that of Chi Jingzi's Yin-Yang Mirror, but it doesn't have such a powerful effect.

Old Pig loved it dearly; although it wasn't particularly powerful, he considered it a magical artifact.

All the NPCs in the room were dead, leaving only the six of them. At this moment, a rumbling sound came from afar, which meant one thing: the Giant Spirit God was about to arrive!
"This place is dangerous, let's go quickly!" Sun Wukong rushed out of the monastery first, followed closely by the ox, horse, and rooster, while the old pig and the jade rabbit lagged behind.

They ran around the Taoist temple, and as they ran, they came to a square where a huge ceramic lucky cat, more than three zhang tall, was looking at them with an adorable expression.

"Putting a bell on the cat will end the game." These words were written in large characters on one side of the wall. Not far from where the group was looking, there was a metal bell. It was about the size of a basketball and had a rather exquisite pattern. Based on Old Pig's previous experience, it was most likely a magic weapon.

Except for Sun Wukong, who was uninterested, the others stared at the bell, pondering how to break the deadlock and obtain the magic weapon.

(End of this chapter)