Spire Game: My cards are all forbidden divine skills

Twenty points of health can be exchanged for two points of ability.

That means with his current health and the regeneration potion, he can actually use it seven times during battle.

Of course, this is under the ideal condition that not a single drop of blood has been lost.

We really need to use this card now; we won't have much health left even at 80%, and our opponent won't be weak either.

Using this card will consume one ability point, but it can restore two points.

In other words, actually, losing twenty points of health will give you a little more ability points.

This deal is a sure-fire way to make money no matter how you look at it.

Most importantly, with this card, Chen Mo no longer needs to worry about what to do with other good cards he comes across in the future. As long as he has enough inventory space, he can use them all!

Great card, great card!

Chen Mo quickly put it into his backpack.

If I need to upgrade my card in the future, this card will definitely be my top priority.

The true key card of the style!

Wait, what kind of style is this?

Hmm... it seems like it can only be considered a blood-selling genre.

With one great item after another, Chen Mo couldn't help but smile.

After regaining some of his ability points, Chen Mo got up and went to clean up the battlefield to see if there was anything he had missed.

With this little bit of ability, he can use blood energy.

If you have blood, you can use other cards; this is called:

I've started!

Any other monsters that dare to cause trouble will be cut in half at the waist.

The corpse of the Hundred-Eyed Nest has now turned to dust, and even the black roots around it seem to have disappeared.

Chen Mo actually found a few gold coins on the ground. Heh, the ones that slipped through the net.

However, this may not necessarily be from the Nest of a Hundred Eyes. Given that so many monsters were killed in the explosion, it wouldn't be surprising if it dropped a lot of items.

Chen Mo wasn't in a hurry to pick them up. He had no idea how many monsters had died outside, so who knew if there were any left?

Let's find the exit first. Logically speaking, the maze exit should be here, but why didn't he see it?

Chen Mo patiently wandered around, skillfully tapping each wall with his shield and picking up some gold coins along the way.

It's a pity I didn't see any cards. To be honest, there were quite a few monsters that died, so why weren't there any cards?

I reckon there must be a blockage in the outer passage, because even more people were killed in the explosion there.

Finally, when Chen Mo knocked on the wall in the upper right corner, the illusion of the wall appeared, and he knocked on nothing.

Chen Mo immediately stepped inside and was immediately plunged into darkness.

At the end of the darkness was a familiar wooden door, which was obviously the place leading to the next floor.

Not in a hurry.

Chen Mo checked the exit but then turned back; he hadn't finished picking up the items yet.

Walking slowly back through the passage he had come from, Chen Mo was still thinking of picking up some more gold coins and cards.

Collect the three extra blue cards as soon as possible to upgrade your health.

But before they had gone far, Chen Mo saw from afar that a large number of monsters had once again piled up at the passage they had come from.

As soon as these monsters saw Chen Mo, they roared again.

Chen Mo thought they would fight each other, but unexpectedly, a group of monsters rushed towards Chen Mo the next moment.

Chen Mo stared wide-eyed.

Are you taking advantage of my low health?

Wait until my health is full, then I'll...

Okay, I guess I should just run away.

He turned and ran, not daring to waste any more time.

30 health points aren't enough for all these monsters to tear you apart.

Rushing straight into the illusion wall, Chen Mo passed through the darkness and opened the wooden door.

With a flash of light, all the noise behind them vanished.

Chen Mo took another look.

We have arrived at a new scene.

The sky was gray, but there was no more thunder; only a waning moon hung alone.

Looking at the world again, there was no maze before me, only rows of broken tombstones and roads made of black stones.

Looking along the winding road, a black building, resembling some kind of church, suddenly appeared at the end of the line of sight.

There was a faint light at the church entrance, and Chen Mo frowned slightly.

The presence of fire proves the presence of living beings, most likely humans.

A living person? That might be more dangerous than a monster.

Instead of rushing forward, Chen Mo first took out his notebook and turned to the page about the second level.

The first thing you see isn't the monster encyclopedia on the second floor.

It's a simple guide.

Second floor strategy: Burial ground, go down, be careful of the full moon.

down?

Full moon?

Chen Mo frowned slightly.

This doesn't look good.

……

Let's rest first and recover our health before doing anything else.

Taking advantage of the fact that this place seemed relatively safe, Chen Mo tried to learn as much as possible about the second floor and memorize more illustrations of the monsters there.

Through these monster illustrations, Chen Mo could roughly guess the basic situation of this level.

First of all, it can be confirmed that there are no safe spots on this floor.

The only relatively safe area inside the tower is near the statue.

Other places are only temporarily safe; in reality, monsters move, monsters walk, monsters attack, and monsters riot.

Negligence is the beginning of death.

Chen Mo rested at the entrance of the second floor for about half a day, and after his ability points were fully restored, he did not see any changes in the weather before proceeding.

He didn't know yet whether it would rain on this floor, but he was certain that it didn't seem like it would turn into daytime on this floor.

Because if this were on Earth, the night would have passed long ago by the time he was waiting.

But now, the moonlight remains unchanged, and everything is still quiet.

The only good news is that the moonlight is bright and the light is good, at least much brighter than on the first floor.

Proceed slowly, keeping a watchful eye on your surroundings.

Chen Mo continued towards the black church, and the closer he got, the clearer he could see the entire church.

This is not a church made of black stone at all; it is clearly a building made of black bones that just looks like a church.

We didn't encounter a single monster on the way, but that doesn't mean it's really safe here.

Chen Mo could vaguely sense that something was moving beneath the black soil on both sides of the road.

Chen Mo had to be careful and watch out for anything jumping out, as his health wasn't fully restored yet.

Fortunately, this didn't happen, and Chen Mo walked straight to the church entrance. The doors were tightly closed, so Chen Mo didn't rush in. Instead, he first circled the church and discovered that behind it was a bottomless cliff; it seemed that this place was perched on a cliff.

No wonder it's going down!

Back at the main entrance, Chen Mo suddenly pushed the door open.

As soon as the door opened, they immediately discovered that there were actually living people inside.

A dozen or so men and women were resting against the wall. When they saw Chen Mo come in, they all stood up warily.

"Someone's coming!"

"Is it a living person?"

"Another one."

"His mentor is dead too."

"His sword is so shiny."

"He definitely has gold coins on him!"

Some people whispered among themselves, their eyes fixed intently on Chen Mo.

Chen Mo's gaze swept over each of these people.

Some were skin and bones from hunger, some were unsteady on their feet, some were terrified like quails, and there were two or three others with ill intentions.

Just then, a man completely wrapped in a black robe at the very back of the church shouted to him:

"Ah! Newcomer, would you like to buy something? I have a full range of goods here, and I'm honest and fair to all, young and old."