1372 Four Types of Trials
About an hour after Tian Yang finished his trial, Kulas opened his eyes, and a treasure materialized on his lap a moment later.
"You finished already?" Kulas looked at Tian Yang with a surprised look on his face.
He started the trial about ten minutes after Tian Yang did, yet he'd somehow finished later.
"Yes," Tian Yang nodded, glancing at Kulas with a calm expression.
"How long ago?"
"About an hour, I guess."
"Impressive… And what kind of trial did you undergo?" Kulas continued asking.
"I had to fight a Flying Leviathan."
"Hm… so not everyone receives the same trial. How interesting…"
Suddenly, another person there abruptly coughed up a mouthful of blood before collapsing on the ground, startling Kulas.
"What the?"
Tian Yang calmly looked at the person who'd just collapsed and said, "He died."
"What?" Kulas looked at him with wide eyes.
"I've seen this happen several times since I finished my trial. My guess is that those who die during their trial will die with their real body as well," he said.
"That's quite cruel… but considering how precious the rewards are, I'm not too surprised."
Kulas muttered as he watched the body disappear into thin air.
"I don't know why that happens." Tian Yang said, referring to the disappearing body.
"It was probably absorbed by the tomb as nourishment," said Kulas.
"Nourishment? You make it sound as if the tomb is alive."
"Sort of. While it's not actually alive, it still requires a massive amount of spiritual energy to operate, so it'll take whatever it can get." Kulas hypothesized.
"Anyways… here you go."
Kulas suddenly extended his hands toward Tian Yang.
"W-What are you doing?" Tian Yang looked at him with wide eyes, seemingly in disbelief.
"What does it look like? I'm giving you my treasure since I don't need it."
"You can't be serious." Tian Yang refused to believe that someone as generous as Kulas existed in their world.
"Even if it won't affect your cultivation, it will improve other areas."
Kulas shrugged, "I know my body better than anyone. Even if I consume a hundred of these, it won't affect me. And since I cannot bring these treasures out of the tomb, I might as well give them to you to speed up your cultivation."
"In that case… thank you…" Tian Yang eventually accepted the treasure, feeling a little apprehensive. Kulas was being so generous that it was actually suspicious.
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