Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver novel Chapter 2867

The violent explosion instantly turned Augheimer into dust. Almost simultaneously, the white light from the magic circle shot up into the sky and disappeared without a trace.

A flash of white light appeared before Wilbur's eyes, and he found himself lying in a snowfield. Snowflakes danced in the sky, and Wilbur, lying on the ground, couldn't help but spit out a mouthful of blood. Recalling what had just happened, Wilbur felt a wave of pain.

At that moment, the sound of footsteps came from ahead. Moments later, a tall man appeared in front of Wilbur, looking at him with a kind expression, and said, "How are you? Are you alright?"

Wilbur looked up at the man and realized it was Heaton, the cultivator who had just saved him.

"I'm fine. Thank you for saving me earlier. I was just… Right, this is the upper dimensions, isn't it?"

"Yes, this is indeed the upper dimensions," Heaton replied.

Wilbur tried to stand up from the ground but was once again forced down by the suddenly increased gravity, which had grown dozens of times stronger. The energy aura of the upper dimensions was much denser than that of the middle dimensions. Every cultivator who first arrived in the upper dimensions had to endure a painful process of transformation.

Wilbur had experienced a similar ordeal in the middle dimensions, but this time it was different. During the fight earlier, Wilbur's internal organs had been severely injured by the powerful energy aura released by Odysseus. At this moment, every breath was painful for Wilbur.

"Heh."

Wilbur let out a bitter laugh and said, "It seems Augheimer was right, not everyone is suited for cultivation in the upper dimensions. Mister Heaton, I'm sorry, but I may not be able to hold on. I hope you won't blame me."

"I understand," Heaton said calmly. "You fought Odysseus, a very powerful cultivator, to save your friend. That guy has been cultivating for five hundred thousand years but has refused to ascend to the upper dimensions. Fighting him was like smashing an egg against a rock."