The friends heaved a sigh of relief when they heard Ruo Manni say that there was nothing unusual around them.

After hearing this, Hebrew Adam used his Tang sword to stab and pick at the red snow at his feet. Suddenly, a silver-white object more than one meter long and as big as a man's arm was picked out and fell on the snow.

When everyone looked closely, they found that this creature that looked like a strange snake had no head.

Ruo Manni said without any surprise: “Silver snake beast.”

No one else looked surprised either, as everyone knew what was going on.

Sheila Shahin wanted to roll her eyes, but the wind was strong and the snow was heavy, so she was afraid that the wind would hurt her eyes. The school really put everything to good use. The knowledge about exotic beasts they learned in class on the last day before the training was about the silver snake beast.

The silver snake beast is a strange beast unique to the glacier. The scales of this beast are snow-colored, and its blood is cold. Therefore, when it lurks motionless in the snow, warriors generally cannot find it.

The silver snake beast usually hides in the snow and attacks its prey. Its attack power is not strong, but it is hard to guard against, and its prey can be easily bitten by it. Its teeth contain poisonous threads, which are extremely toxic. If an ordinary person is bitten and does not detoxify in time, it can be fatal within five or six minutes.

Shila Shahin, Yuchi Kazra and Tino Vinamoinen were all bitten several times. Fortunately, their specially made combat uniforms were very powerful. The silver snake beast's fangs could not pierce their combat uniforms, and the bite force was not strong, so no one was poisoned or injured.

Because the Silver Snake Beast is only good at sneak attacks and poisoning its prey with toxins, and it does not have strong attack power itself, the special combat uniforms worn by Adam's team allow them to deal with it easily.

Therefore, this battle came and ended quickly, it did not consume much physical energy, and no one was injured. The Hebrew Adam team packed up and prepared to move on. They were now only four or five hundred meters away from the summit. If they tried harder, they should be able to get down from the top of the mountain before dark.

At this time, I was really glad that the school was not so harsh on them and gave them two nutritional supplements. Otherwise, where would they find food in the ice and snow?

However, it is easier said than done. The higher they go, the stronger the wind becomes. On the steepest mountain, the surroundings are covered in white blizzards and strong winds. Even if their eyesight is very good, they can only see six or seven meters away at most. Every step they take is very difficult.

In order to avoid falling into the pit together when something went wrong, Adam's team did not dare to gather together, but walked separately. They just shortened the climbing ropes a little, and the distance between each person was no more than two meters.

Previously, Ruo Manni felt that walking on the snow was very strenuous. Now, the snow around them could not pile up on the ground at all, but was blown around by the strong wind. The ground under the feet of Adam's team was either smooth ice or smooth rocks. They felt that they were always slipping when they walked, and they slipped every two steps. Ruo Manni deeply missed the feeling of sinking her feet into the snow, at least it was not floating.

On this section of the glacier road, if Manni was caught off guard, she would be blown up by the wind and fall to the ground, and then Hebrew Adam and Tino Vinamoinen would pull her up one after another using the climbing rope.

Sheila Shahin was not much better than Romani. After falling several times, she simply pulled Tino Vinamoinen's backpack away. At this time, his weight made her feel particularly reliable.

Ruo Manni felt that she had relied too much on Hebrew Adam along the way, and used him as a pendant every time she encountered difficulties. Although this could increase the speed of the team, it was actually not very beneficial to her practice.

Therefore, when Hebrew-Adam grabbed her hand when she fell for the sixth time and asked her to be his backpack accessory again, she still insisted on walking on her own. Such a fall was a little painful and embarrassing, but she was not injured, so she just fell.

But to be honest, this is also because Ruo Manni knows that she has teammates who can support and rely on each other in this difficult situation, so she has the confidence to train herself in this way.

Ruo Manni didn't want to admit defeat, nor did she want to let herself fall around, so she thought about how she could use her telekinesis to resist the wind and stabilize her body without consuming too much energy.

Ruo Manni quickly thought of the principle of wind dispersion by the nose of an airplane that she knew when she was on Earth. So Ruo Manni tried to use her telekinesis to "form" an obtuse triangle "protective film", with the obtuse side facing the direction of the strong wind.

Facts proved that her method was correct. Such a "protective film" dispersed the direct impact of the gust of wind, and dispersed the wind clusters with little effort, so that Ruo Manni did not have to directly fight against force. In this way, her mental energy consumption was not great, and the blizzard could not directly pounce on her. Ruo Manni walked steadily and did not fall again.

Because the walking speed was very slow, it took Adam's team more than an hour to walk more than 300 meters, and there were only the last 100 meters left to reach the summit.

But that was the most difficult part of the journey. At this time, the sky had begun to darken, and the wind and blizzard were howling as if they were trying to wrap them up and carry them into the sky.

At this time, except for Hebrew Adam and Tino Venamoinen, everyone else could not stand steadily. After using telekinesis for such a long time, Manni had consumed a lot of her mental energy, and she did not dare to show off.

At this point, the six friends could only huddle together to prevent themselves from being blown away by the wind. Hebrew Adam was in front, Romannie was pulling his backpack, and Tino Vinamoinen was pulling Romannie's backpack, so they formed a team and slowly moved towards the summit.

It was very slow for them to walk like this, supporting each other. However, Hebrew Adam, who was leading the way, had a high level of cultivation after all, so each step he took was very steady, and the others behind him were also very steady.

So although it was slow, they were lucky and did not encounter any unexpected situations. In just over 20 minutes, they reached the top of the mountain.

Finally we reached the top of the mountain, but we didn't dare to relax, still holding on to our backpack straps tightly, because the wind and snow here would be even stronger than below. However, because it was the top of the mountain, there was flat snow on a small area, so walking was not as hard as climbing the slope.

Before coming up, the instructors said that they would set the mission target at the top of the mountain. However, everything around them was white, and there was no sign of the same kind. Adam's team looked around, but there was nothing but snow.

Adam's team, who found nothing, cast their eyes on Ruo Manni. Ruo Manni understood what they meant and began to "scan" the surroundings with her mental power. Two minutes later, she finally found something different in a relatively high snow pile.

Ruo Manni pointed in the direction, and the Adam team, which was connected in a row, moved over. Ruo Manni pointed to the place, and Hebrew Adam used his sword to clear away the snow.

There were dozens of white wooden signs under the snow, with faint yellow fonts on them. Ruo Manni picked up the top one and saw a simple and crude number 1 written on it, while the second sign below had a simple and crude number 2 written on it.