Spire Game: My cards are all forbidden divine skills

After resting for two and a half days, I finally regained full health.

I slept for a whole day, and I have to say that the high intensity of the battle was really tiring.

On Earth, after such a battle, one's body would be sore for days, but not here, which is one of the few advantages. Chen Mo's only concern was about food.

They spent gold coins to buy food. The first time they gave him a bunch of potatoes, and the second time they gave Chen Mo a big winter melon.

I have to say the portion size was really generous this time, definitely enough to eat, but why couldn't there be some meat?

Chen Mo is really craving meat right now, even just ham sausage!

I was able to eat my fill, but not to my heart's content, and the rest had to be put back in my backpack.

After opening the panel and thinking it over, Chen Mo decided to buy another card. Having learned of the existence of the Silver God Statue and the Flesh God Statue, Chen Mo felt it necessary to keep a card in his inventory for unforeseen circumstances.

Otherwise, it would hurt to have to exchange it with my own card!

With only three cards left, he felt he couldn't accept using any of them. It would mean his immediate death in the upcoming battle!

His eyes were glued to the forum posts; fewer and fewer people were willing to sell their cards. In his judgment, most of them were probably dead.

The number of people complaining, crying, and venting is decreasing daily. Clearly, those with a negative mindset are being weeded out. Those remaining are mostly trying to find ways to survive.

Finally, Chen Mo saw another person selling cards, and on a whim, he immediately contacted the other party.

A transaction window appeared directly on the panel, and the other party's image immediately came into view.

The woman was quite beautiful, somewhat resembling a celebrity.

"Hello, are you looking to buy a card? I need food, right now!"

Chen Mo didn't waste any words with her.

"Half a winter melon wants the card you have. Agree to start the transaction."

The beautiful woman pleaded, almost begging, "Could you add some more?"

Chen Mo refused outright: "Fine, if you don't agree, then forget it. I'll find someone else!"

"No, no, no, I'll change it, I'll change it!"

Seeing that her only customer was about to leave, the beautiful woman quickly agreed.

Chen Mo took out the winter melon, and with a slight thought, two cards appeared in his hand the next moment.

Ok?

Why are there two?

One for defense, one for attack.

"Handsome, do you have any food left? I'll do anything, you can watch any show you want, I can even..."

Chen Mo simply closed the panel and didn't say anything more to her.

Beauty?

That would only disrupt his rhythm of doing things, a principle he learned when he was in school.

Two is fine, we can throw them away if they don't work.

Picking up his sword and shield, Chen Mo prepared to leave and continue his journey.

The weather in the maze has been rather bad these past two days, with thunder rumbling more frequently and lightning striking various parts of the maze.

Although neither of them got close to the golden statue, Chen Mo had a feeling that a storm was brewing.

We can't delay too long; some things are like that—delay can lead to unforeseen changes.

Besides, staying any longer would cost him gold coins, and he didn't have that many.

Leaving the golden statue, Chen Mo hadn't gone far when he suddenly found himself on a precipice, several tens of meters high. There used to be a rope ladder along the edge of the cliff, but it had broken in the middle.

Below the cliff is a body of water, its depth unknown.

Chen Mo frowned deeply. Why did it feel like they had reached a dead end?

He immediately turned back and carefully knocked on all the walls again to make sure there were no hidden walls or other forks in the road. Chen Mo realized that there really was only one road here.

Damn it, great joy is always followed by great sorrow; we have no choice but to take this path.

Gritting his teeth, Chen Mo still climbed down the rope ladder.

Fortunately, the remaining rope ladder was sturdy enough to allow him to descend all the way to the middle of the cliff.

Looking down, it's still terrifyingly high.

With a heavy heart, Chen Mo decided to jump; now he could only gamble that the water was deep enough.

The sword and shield had already been put away; if I kept holding them, they would sink as soon as they hit the water, even faster than if I tied stones to my body.

Taking a deep breath, Chen Mo believed in himself and leaped into the air.

A leap of faith!

Pfft!

His entry into the water was unremarkable, and the splash was minimal, but he survived.

Chen Mo quickly surfaced and swam with all his might, aiming for the right direction.

He dared not linger in the water, because he had spent the last two days meticulously memorizing the monster illustrations for the entire first floor.

He clearly remembered that there was a water monster on the first floor.

For example, someone with a huge single eye on their head...

Suddenly, Chen Mo heard the sound of splashing water in the distance. He turned his head and was shocked to see a huge, single eye emerging from the water.

Damn it, we actually ran into it.

One-eyed monster fish, 36 HP.

Skill 1: Giant Tooth, deals 7 damage.

Skill 2: Water jet, deals 10 damage and stuns.

Skill 3: Cyclops Ray, deals 25 damage and inflicts crippling injury.

This guy doesn't have much health, and judging from the strategy guide, his skills aren't that strong either.

But in the water, this creature is no less deadly than a tree crocodile.

Sure enough, from a great distance, Chen Mo saw a jet of water shooting towards him.

Immediately, Chen Mo dove into the water to escape, then accelerated forward at breakneck speed.

We dare not stop, for if we do, we might get bitten by the strange fish.

Don't be fooled by its seemingly low damage from its "giant teeth." Once it bites you and drags you into the water, this one skill is enough to take your life.

Chen Mo swam desperately and had already seen the shore.

At that moment, the water flow behind him changed, and a huge mouth full of sharp teeth lunged at him!

too fast!

The strange fish was much faster than him in the water.

But Chen Mo was not easy to deal with. Instead of summoning his sword and shield, he simply swung his hand.

Blood Slash!

This card doesn't require you to actually have a sword in your hand to activate. It only requires ten health points.

in!

The crimson sword energy struck the strange fish directly.

Immediately, the strange fish cried out in pain and turned to swim away.

This attack dealt a full 14 points of damage, almost taking away half of the monster fish's health in one hit.

Taking advantage of this opportunity, Chen Mo continued to swim forward quickly.

He wasn't sure if the strange fish would dare to come again; he only knew that he would be truly safe once he got ashore.

Chen Mo had truly pushed his potential to the limit; he had never swum so fast in his entire life.

Finally, we reached the shore.

Chen Mo had just put one foot on the ground when he suddenly heard a buzzing sound behind him.

Without any hesitation, Chen Mo lunged forward and rolled over. There was a loud bang behind him, splashing water and mud everywhere. Chen Mo turned his head and saw a huge, one-eyed monster fish, at least two meters long, leap out of the water. Then its one eye turned red and emitted red rays again.

Chen Mo dodged again, avoiding the attack.

The strange fish, however, persisted and leaped towards Chen Mo.

It had four short legs and landed steadily on the shore.

Chen Mo snorted lightly, "You still dare to chase me!"

You're really courting death.

With sword and shield summoned, Chen Mo charged forward, raising his shield before him, the golden sword gleaming.

The strange fish opened its mouth wide, let out a strange cry, and charged towards Chen Mo.

Enhanced attack!

Megalodon!