Rowing, mountain climbing, and what else? Everyone found out on the third day, a maze.

And not everyone of the appropriate age needs to enter the maze this time.

Instead, each country selected 100 people, including Enron.

No matter how big the objection is, after being criticized by the system once, no one dares to have another objection.

For this competition, the system specially created a huge maze in the sky.

Above the maze were the mountains they were climbing. The mountains pressed down firmly on the top of the maze, making the inside of the maze pitch black.

Everyone gathered at dozens of entrances, talking and complaining happily.

I'm not worried at all about what will happen after I go in. I'm already used to it. There's no point in worrying about this and that.

An Ran stood at the front of the crowd and deeply felt the gazes from all over the world.

After all, wherever she stood, she would be the focus of the crowd.

“The third race started, and it was still the same old rules: whoever reached the finish line first would get the most points, and so on.

You can use any means in the competition, there is no limit to the means, now, the competition begins."

As the system's voice sounded, An Ran walked into the maze without hesitation.

The others followed her in, but as soon as they entered the gate, the space inside the gate distorted and the group of people were scattered, and no one knew where they were teleported to.

An Ran stumbled around in a daze for a long time before being thrown out by the system.

The inside of the maze was pitch black. An Ran took out a flashlight and turned it on, and the path of the maze became clear.

The roads in this maze are crisscrossed and dazzling.

She could only rely on her intuition and move forward step by step.

The maze is built of sand, stone and wood, with various patterns on the walls. Some of the patterns are so complicated that people can't understand what they mean at all.

Anran walked along a straight road. After walking for an unknown amount of time, she came to a corner.

I just turned around. What else could it be? Either a trap or a monster. I've seen it so many times that it's nothing new.

At the corner, she saw three dark cave entrances. There was a stone tablet at each entrance, with three big words written on the stone tablet: "Entrance".

An Ran didn't hesitate at all and directly chose a cave and crawled in.

It's all about intuition.

As soon as I entered the cave, a strong smell of blood hit my nose, making me feel nauseous.

An Ran frowned and walked towards the source of the bloody smell.

After walking for a distance, Anran stopped and saw a dismembered animal. The body was cut into several pieces and scattered on the ground.

The flesh and blood were still steaming, obviously the person had died not long ago.

An Ran was a little confused. Monsters killed by players would turn into fragments directly. If this one didn't turn into fragments, then it wasn't done by a player.

She squatted down and examined it carefully, and found that there were no scars on the animal's body. Moreover, its bones were very hard, and it must be a very powerful creature.

Could it be because of the mechanism in the maze, or is there a more powerful monster in the maze that is eating the smaller monsters?

An Ran guessed, but she was not too worried and continued to move forward.

After a while, she finally walked out of the cave and came to a new place.

This is a barren plain, the ground is covered with dead branches and leaves, and the air is filled with a rotten smell that makes people want to vomit.

An Ran frowned and continued walking forward.

Suddenly, she felt a violent vibration under her feet.

She quickly stopped and took a few steps back.

Then, she felt the ground beneath her feet slowly collapse, and she fell into a deep pit.

Then the hole above her head quickly disappeared, and she arrived at a new maze.

This maze was much more troublesome than the ones she had walked through before. It was like one layer within another, and she couldn't find the real exit.

The place where I fell was a huge deep pit. There were seven or eight doors on the wall of the cave, all of which were locked. I didn't know which one to enter.

An Ran narrowed her eyes slightly and realized that here she had lost her telepathy and her ability to predict the future.

Sure enough, the abilities given by the system can be taken back at any time, so it is still better to use your own abilities.

I used my magic power for a while and it's still there, that's good.

Without the ability to predict the future, An Ran can only rely on her own intuition.

The walls of the maze are made of wood, and there is a stone gate at regular intervals.

An Ran walked to one of the doors and wanted to go in, but found that the door could not be opened.

An Ran got angry and kicked the door open, ignoring the big lock on it.

Behind this door is a long corridor with many murals carved on the walls on both sides, all of which depict some strange patterns.

I don’t see anything strange about it, but I felt a little dizzy after looking at it for a long time.

Anran shook her head to get rid of the dizziness and continued walking forward.

It was very quiet around, and it looked like she was the only one thrown in here.

Anran continued to walk forward, and suddenly, she felt something moving in front of her.

She stopped and listened carefully to the movement in front of her. It seemed that there was a bunch of things moving.

When she reached a large open space, she saw a group of strange creatures.

These creatures look like humans, but have pointed ears and sharp teeth, and exude a strong dark aura.

They looked ugly. They were squatting on the ground, tearing the body of an animal apart.

The animal looked like a monkey and was deader than dead.

[Abyss Black Elf in the maze: Level 20, Attack 200, Defense 250, Speed ​​200, HP 500.

A monster living in the dark abyss, it likes to eat flesh and blood and likes to lurk in the darkness to attack the enemy.

Specializes in dark magic. 】

It's been a long time since I last saw this abyss creature. I didn't expect the system to put it as a gatekeeper monster.

But this monster is too weak.

As An Ran moved forward, the monsters probably heard his footsteps. They stopped gnawing and rushed over with their weapons.

An Ran directly avoided the attacks of those monsters.

She didn't even need to use magic to deal with these monsters. She just chopped them up like cutting melons and vegetables, and it didn't even take her a few minutes.

She stood up and continued walking forward.

On the way ahead, she encountered several more waves of monsters, but she defeated them all easily.

It was so easy that it didn't seem like a system at all, which made An Ran increasingly suspicious of its purpose.

Finally, after a long journey, Anran arrived at a spacious hall.

There is a huge stone gate here with exquisite carvings on it, which seems to be the same as the strange carvings on the wall.

Anran walked forward and carefully observed the stone gate.