Chapter 1669 The Sand Men (1/2)

All the young cultivators including Austin waited anxiously for the door of the Spiritual Tower to open.

Two hours later, the gate of the tower was pushed opened by an invisible force.

Everyone present watched as the door opened slowly. Their eyes fixed on the small opening in front of them.

The iron door could withstand even the most powerful attacks from ultimate magical treasures. Its towering strength unparalleled by any other kingdom. It opened every one hundred years and it would close in ten days.

Finally, the door was fully opened.

The young cultivators unleashed their spiritual senses to check what was inside the tower but their attempts were to no avail. A spiritual force seemed to block any attempt to peek inside the massive doors.

”Let's go!” shouted Stephen who was the Holy Son of the Arcane Holy Land, as he signaled his companions to enter the tower.

He dashed towards the door at full speed.

Upon hearing his order, dozens of disciples from the Arcane Holy Land rushed through the door and disappeared into the tower.

”Let's get inside.

The trial has begun!”

one of the remaining young cultivators shouted.

A multitude of people raced towards the entrance of the tower. Each one wanted to be the first to enter the door.

Austin estimated that there were over forty thousand young men present, eager to explore the Spiritual Tower.

The number of the young cultivators who were going to the tower was equal to the number of disciples in a top sect.

Austin squeezed his way out from the crowd and got into the Spiritual Tower.

As soon as he stepped into the tower, he felt a cold mist caressed his skin. A spatial teleportation power enveloped him and lifted him off the ground.

Soon, he could feel his feet touching the ground.

As he opened his eyes, he was no longer in that dark room.

He looked around him and realized he was in an endless desert.

Yellow sand could be seen everywhere. Some stayed afloat and danced in the wind's rhythm.

It was dry and extremely hot. He could feel his skin burning from the heat.