Spire Game: My cards are all forbidden divine skills

I never want to touch it again after just one bite.

Chen Mo now admits that he is not the kind of person who can endure hardship.

If it meant he could eat this and survive, he'd rather fight the elite monster for another three hundred rounds.

spend money!

If you have money, you should spend it; otherwise, the most tragic thing is to die before you've spent all your money.

Chen Mo spent two gold coins to exchange for food, but he didn't dare to exchange for too much, mainly because he didn't have enough inventory space.

Now, his backpack contains four cards: extra attack and defense cards, as well as Blood Slash and Force Return. Add to that his water-storage clothes, notebook, statue, and the sausage he couldn't bear to finish.

There are only two slots left; I really can't store much more.

Fortunately, the food I redeemed this time was quite generous. First, there was a large cabbage, and then a big bag of instant noodles (five packs).

Let's not even talk about Chinese cabbage; it's a good thing nowadays.

As for instant noodles, they are incredibly popular.

Chen Mo was curious about how the Divine Tower calculated the value of food. Could a large bag of instant noodles and a head of cabbage possibly have the same price?

Is this thing like a gacha game, where you can get "gold" items?

Those ham sausages and instant noodles are at least "legendary" foods.

Chen Mo took out a pack of instant noodles and was about to eat it. But suddenly he remembered something, so he immediately reopened the trading mall, quickly found the guy who was still "selling pots," and started a transaction.

The guy on the other end was clearly taken aback when he suddenly received the transaction request.

Upon seeing Chen Mo's face appear before him, the gaunt and thin-looking man was immediately filled with excitement.

"Hey buddy, do you need a different pot? I just need some food!"

"Half a head of cabbage, in exchange for your pot."

"Huh? Only half a piece? This pot cost me two gold coins. Please, sir, add a little more. I haven't had a proper meal in days. Please, for the sake of us humans."

"Fine, if you don't want to change it, then so be it!"

"I'll definitely trade. Here's what I'll give you: I'll throw in another piece of information, and you can add a little more to it."

"Intelligence? What intelligence?"

"I know that when red lightning appears in the sky, it will rain heavily. And during the rain, monsters will move around and wander everywhere, so you have to find a place to hide, and hide well. Oh, and the monsters will also riot, in huge groups."

Chen Mo was taken aback. Red lightning?

Looking up at the sky, he actually saw a red lightning bolt streaking across the heavens.

Monster riot?

In large groups?

Chen Mo fell silent for a moment.

A moment later, Chen Mo said bluntly, "A big cabbage in exchange for your pot. Take it or leave it, quick!"

"Change it! Thank you, sir! Wait, why are two leaves torn off this cabbage...?"

Chen Mo had already hung up.

Just kidding, isn't it normal for such a big cabbage to be missing a couple of leaves?

I tore off two cabbage leaves and stuffed them into my clothes; now was not the time to be leisurely cooking.

With the red lightning still rumbling in the sky, Chen Mo decided to find the statue ahead first.

First, run back to the water area, fill a pot with water, store it, and then put it in your backpack.

Then, going back around the corrupt maniac's stone house, Chen Mo began to carefully move forward, shield in hand.

Having learned from his experience with "corner killings," Chen Mo is now extremely cautious whenever he encounters a corner or a blind spot.

But after walking for a short while, a fork in the road appeared ahead.

A classic maze-like crossroads!

Chen Mo immediately took out his notebook and searched for the route. Unfortunately, it wasn't recorded in the notebook.

In other words, the person taking the notes did not feel that this was a difficult point worth recording.

Compared to the previous three paths (left, center, right), the maze crossroads is much easier; it might just take a little time to walk back and forth or encounter dead ends.

After calming himself down, Chen Mo began to carefully examine the three paths in front of him: left, right, and front.

The first thing that catches the eye is the straight road directly in front of you, wide, unobstructed, and with an unobstructed view; you can't even see a single monster.

It was darker on the left, and you could vaguely hear the monster's wailing.

The right side is narrower, with only enough space for one person to pass at a time.

Anyone with a sound mind would choose the main road ahead in this situation. After all, the main road directly in front looks the best, and it offers more space to escape.

Secondly, the left side, although it's a bit dark and there are monsters, is at least not as cramped as the right side, where there's nowhere to hide if you encounter a monster.

Chen Mo suddenly squatted down, carefully examining the muddy ground for footprints, hoping to find the footprints of the white-haired rat...

Got it!

There really were white mouse footprints. However, the footprints appeared in the narrow passage on the right, which Chen Mo least wanted to go to.

Is it a trap?

It doesn't seem like it!

The white-haired rat originally intended to make a deal with him and take him to the statue.

Why risk your life if you can get what you want through a deal? Aren't you afraid he'll finish you off with a few bloody slashes before he dies?

Judging from the courage of that white-haired rat, it doesn't seem like a monster capable of doing such a thing.

Could it be other thieves?

It doesn't seem like it. The footprints point out from the right passage and head straight for the Corruption Maniac's Stone House.

In other words, the white-haired rat had actually been ahead of him for a while, but only came over after hearing the commotion of his battle with the corruption maniac.

That's quite possible; Chen Mo felt his guess was probably correct.

That direction is most likely to have a statue, because the white-haired rat is so timid. If it wants to find a safe place, it will definitely be near a statue, like the dead end in front of the golden statue. The white-haired rat will run to such a place.

I'm taking the gamble!

Chen Mo wasn't the kind of person who hesitated; he was willing to gamble if he had a 60-70% chance of success.

He went directly into the passage on the right, meaning he wasn't fat and had a fairly well-proportioned figure.

If he were even slightly overweight, it would seem like he would get stuck.

I moved forward, hugging the wall to the side. Luckily, there weren't many thorns here, otherwise it would have been even more dangerous.

Exhale, inhale, shield and sword close to body, advance little by little.

Just then, another thunderclap boomed in the sky.

Chen Mo looked up and saw that the red lightning seemed to be tearing the sky apart.

Oh no, something bad is about to happen!

Chen Mo sensed something was wrong. The next moment, rain began to fall, the raindrops were large, and quickly turned into a torrential downpour.

Chen Mo sped forward, and suddenly he felt the earth shaking, as if the entire maze was roaring.

The roars of various monsters began to rise and fall, growing ever closer.

Monster riot!

Chen Mo immediately turned his head and saw several monsters with sharp teeth squeezing into the passage.

Leading the pack was a smaller tree crocodile, which seemed to be stuck, and had also blocked many monsters behind it.

Chen Mo tried his best to speed up. Goodness, luckily he chose the right road, otherwise he would be chased to the point of exhaustion and might not even be able to escape.

Finally, the road ahead widened, and Chen Mo leaped out and landed on his feet.

Before he could even catch his breath, he looked up and saw three enormous, two-legged, bluish-purple fish, over a meter tall, standing like giant fish that had grown legs and were standing upright.

It's "Beast Eater"!

Damn it, we've fallen into a monster's lair!