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time flies.

Su Mu played very smoothly.

He quickly figured out the patterns of these gatekeepers.

The resurrection time is getting longer and longer, and the attribute growth is getting slower and slower, but the experience points are getting higher and higher each time.

Later on, he completely regarded this place as a fixed source of experience.

A few hours.

After all those monsters advanced to the yellow rank, their combat value barely reached a little over 11,000.

Su Mu checked the number several times with the detector lens and confirmed that it had stopped changing.

When it rises from blue to purple, it can still jump a bit higher, but from purple to yellow, the growth rate narrows further. It can barely be considered as crossing a threshold, but it is far from the kind of qualitative change that doubles before.

"It really is attenuating," he thought to himself.

Despite the decrease in health, these monsters' health and defense have actually increased significantly.

The highest-ranking yellow-tier beast, Lv19, was attacked by all six of them together. Su Mu could no longer finish the battle in ten seconds as he had done at the beginning. Several times he had to bring out his shadow clones to share the pressure, and then rely on the principle of "not falling twice with the same method" to gradually reduce all of the opponent's attacks to ineffective damage.

Towards the end, he actually felt that this rhythm was very good.

The intensity was high, the pressure was there, but the odds of winning remained firmly in his hands. More importantly, his experience level was ridiculously high.

A yellow Lv19 gatekeeper, the kill experience points were over 500.

After defeating all six in one round, he gained over 3,000 experience points, which is about 4% of his current level.

You have to understand that at the Lv17 level, a normal monster only gives a few points or so, so these six gatekeepers are practically sent by the system specifically to help him level up.

The only problem is that the resurrection time is too long.

Later on, it took almost half an hour to finish each round.

After finishing a round, Su Mu sat down on a nearby sand dune, took a sip of water, glanced at the channel a few times, and waited for the resurrection fluctuations to reappear. Several times he wanted to just leave, but when he saw the experience bar almost full, he sat back down.

"I don't know if this is the last round," he told himself.

The word "finally" has been used many times.

When Zhou Zhenguo's message arrived, he was sitting in a sheltered hollow, eating dry rations.

The message wasn't unexpected... The area along the Sakura Country cableway is woodland, where the monster density is higher than in the desert. Zhou Zhenguo and his group had already established a foothold there, clearing out several small resource points, saying it could serve as a backup leveling spot.

Su Mu replied with three words: "Understood."

Then he added, "It's more stable here, so I won't be going there for the time being."

He put away the communicator and glanced at the entrance to the secret realm.

The thing was even more ethereal than when he first saw it, as if it could be blown away by the wind at any moment. Su Mu had a vague feeling that the monsters' ability to resurrect indefinitely was inextricably linked to the entrance to this secret realm.

If the entrance disappears, can these monsters still be resurrected?

If not, then his "experience pool" will also be gone.

Su Mu sighed and continued to wait.

Time passed slowly, and the sun began to set in the west.

The light in the desert changes from scorching white to golden yellow, and then from golden yellow to dark orange.

Su Mu's level slowly climbed to 70% of Lv17 during these rounds of battles.

The monsters went from being calm and playful at first, to becoming impatient and angry, and now they have become a kind of fear that he can see without even hearing them speak.

After they were resurrected, they no longer actively surrounded them as before. Instead, they glanced at Su Mu first, then looked at the entrance to the secret realm, their bodies slightly shrinking back, as if they wanted to run away but dared not.

Su Mu narrowed his eyes and began to pay attention.

Just as he finished a round of kills and was wondering whether he should take a stroll around while waiting, an abnormal tremor suddenly came from the sand beneath his feet.

He turned around abruptly.

The monster corpses, which should have been dead, hadn't been swallowed by the sand pit yet, but the fluctuations had already appeared ahead of time.

"Something's not right." Su Mu immediately stood up and grabbed his spear.

This resurrection wave came faster and more suddenly than any before.

It was only a dozen minutes, less than half the previous interval.

After the monsters reformed from the sand, they didn't attack Su Mu, or even glance at him. Instead, they all rushed towards the entrance of the secret realm.

Su Mu immediately understood.

They wanted to run back to the secret realm.

"Trying to leave?"

He snorted coldly, and immediately activated his shadow clone. A black phantom emerged from behind him, intercepting the two phantoms on his flanks.

He took a step forward, his spear flashing across the sky, striking head-on at the fastest running animal.

The monster didn't dare stop; it took a bullet from him and kept charging forward.

But how could Su Mu let it go? He unleashed his full power as the Ancient King unleashed his battle blood, and a burst of three-colored light erupted. The second spear pierced through the back of its neck, pinning it to the sand.

The others were no match for him either.

Although they still retained their yellow-grade appearance, their condition was much worse than before, their eyes filled with panic, and their movements were much more chaotic. Su Mu intercepted them one by one without much effort.

As he pierced the last one, he casually pulled a scroll from his backpack.

【One-time release frozen reel (green)】

He had put this in his backpack a long time ago, but hadn't found a suitable time to use it.

Now is the time.

The moment the scroll shattered, a ring of pale blue, chilling air exploded outwards from him. The surrounding air temperature plummeted, and a thin layer of frost condensed on the sand.

The six monsters, which had just been knocked down and were not yet completely disintegrated, were hit by the cold air and froze for a moment.

Although their current rank is already very high, and the freezing effect is almost negligible, Su Mu only wanted this one moment.

He activated the will of the Human Emperor.

An invisible wave spread from his body, and the entire area seemed to be accelerated.

Then he raised his gun forward and unleashed his active skill, "A Thousand Armies."

The phantom cavalry charged out from the crack, their hooves shaking the entire sandy ground, and a torrent of dark gold surged toward the entrance of the secret realm like a burst dam.

The six monsters, already slowed down by the freezing, were now being rammed head-on by the cavalry torrent. Their bodies were thrown off the ground and rolled dozens of meters across the sand, far away from the entrance.

The sheepdogs didn't give them a chance to get up.

His shadow clone charged out alongside him, the two spears swirling in the twilight, their three-colored lights intertwining to create streaks that tore through the air.

A fierce attack.

The six monsters were killed almost simultaneously.

They didn't even organize a proper counterattack.

Just as the last one fell, Su Mu saw something.

That was a token.