Seventy-six. And the second one

To be truthful, the first trial did not reveal Richard's corresponding wisdom.

Unlike Lu Li, who was calm and wise, he possessed only laughable courage and some luck, which allowed him to pass the overly lenient trial smoothly.

But it cannot be denied that such reckless youths are often the core of a story, the protagonist.

Perhaps this was why Richard was so obsessed and convinced that he could become the new Ancient God?

In the boundless darkness, Lu Li stood silently, waiting. Gradually, a light emerged ahead, and Richard's silhouette reappeared.

Different from the Richard initially seen, many changes had occurred in him when he appeared again, such as in his clothing and demeanor.

In the first trial, Richard had been anxious and uneasy, like a deer that had mistakenly wandered deep into a jungle fraught with danger, wary of everything, almost to the point of fear.