Defying the Martial Way to Burn the Heavens

The Arctic Icefield is a vast area. Many teams have entered to explore it over the years. Of course, the risks are also great.

The Arctic Icefield has its own unique rules. Generally speaking, the stronger the warrior, the greater the danger he will encounter after entering. The weaker the warrior, the less danger he will encounter.

Generally speaking, the various dangers encountered by warriors after entering it are basically higher than their own strength. In other words, survival is very difficult, and there is a risk of death if you are not careful.

If this kind of danger is regarded as a kind of experience, then few people would be willing to go to the Arctic Icefield for experience. Of course, there are also some warriors who are eager for success or have a deep hatred for blood, and they go to the Arctic Icefield for experience with the determination to fight to the death.

Some people have indeed made a qualitative leap and their strength has greatly improved in a short period of time, but most people still die during the experience.

Among the strong men who explore the Arctic Icefield, the most powerful are the strong men in the Divine Mind Stage. Even if such people are placed in the ancient wilderness, they are at the peak.

When they explored the Arctic Icefield, most of the dangers were not fatal. Only the Arctic Cold Light in the sky, if accidentally hit by a slightly stronger one, the Divine Mind Stage strongman would still be in danger of falling.

Fortunately, the strong Arctic Cold Light is rare, and the Divine Mind Stage strongman is more careful. For many years, it has never been heard that a Divine Mind Stage strongman has fallen in the Arctic Icefield. At the same time, it is basically unheard of that any Divine Mind Stage strongman has any amazing gains in the Arctic Icefield.

It seems that this mysterious Arctic Icefield itself has some restrictions in terms of rules. After entering, ordinary warriors need to take the risk of falling at any time. Once they reach the Divine Mind Stage, when there is basically no danger to their lives, it is difficult to gain anything.

This is why, after the opening of the Arctic Icefield this time, the strongest people sent by various forces are only in the Yu Nian Stage, and the number of Yu Nian Stage strongmen entering is not large.

On the one hand, Yu Nian Stage strongmen are already the mainstay of various forces. The fall of any one of them is a huge blow to their forces, and even the super forces in the ancient wasteland will feel the pain.

On the other hand, too many Yu Nian-stage warriors entering will greatly increase the dangers encountered, which is very unfavorable for exploring the Arctic Icefield.

Therefore, when entering the Arctic Icefield, each team will try their best to adjust the level of the warriors, the attributes of the warriors, and the fields they are good at.

No team will simply pursue quantity. Too many numbers will become a burden and may even bring unnecessary danger. And too few numbers are also inappropriate, because in addition to facing the dangers in the Arctic Icefield, everyone has to face threats from other teams.

After all, after entering the Arctic Icefield, everyone is basically in a competitive relationship. One less team means one less competitor. This is why the team led by Huan Feng in Duotianshan ambushed in the outer area of ​​the Arctic Icefield and killed all the teams that entered.

However, this method can only eliminate a small number of teams. The Arctic Icefield itself is very vast, and there are many routes to enter. In particular, there are many Shen Nian-stage warriors who have explored the Arctic Icefield many times and found a shocking fact that the entire Arctic Icefield will expand year by year.

Although this judgment has not been confirmed, no one has come out to deny it, which means that this discovery may be true.

Huan Feng certainly knew that he could not eliminate all his competitors, so he led the Dutianshan warriors to ambush the main route into the Arctic Icefield.

Most of those who enter through this route are often those who are very confident in their team's strength, and such teams often have strong competitive strength. This is exactly the target that Huan Feng and his team think must be eliminated.

If there were no Blizzard, Zuo Feng and others, Huan Feng and others would continue to ambush on that route for a while. Because of the appearance of Blizzard and others, Huan Feng and his team's plan was disrupted, but more teams entered smoothly.

The time of entry of each team was different, and the routes were different, so they were very scattered at the beginning. But as they got closer to the central area of ​​the Arctic Icefield, they gathered little by little.

Later, if they had not entered the glacier ridge that was like a huge maze, I am afraid that many teams would have met even if they didn't want to.

The biggest feature of the glacier ridge is that it completely confines the team to the ridge, just like an ordinary person entering a maze. The difference is that when you are on the glacier ridge, you can directly see the people on the nearby ridges, but the two sides cannot directly contact each other.

The warrior's flying is useless. Sometimes, the two glacier ridges are only dozens of feet apart, but it takes several hours to meet each other, and it is also possible to move along the glacier, and the distance between the two sides is getting farther and farther.

Such an environment is undoubtedly more friendly to some teams with slightly weaker strength, allowing most of them to survive successfully. However, if you encounter the Icefield Wolf, the limited range of activities on the ridge and the fixed escape route will also cause some teams to be wiped out, unlike in an open environment, where some people can be sacrificed to escape.

In general, the glacier ridge allows most teams to survive, but sometimes survival is not necessarily a happy thing.

The environment of the glacier ridge is complex, and the route is even more difficult to find the law. If you don't have the super memory like Zuo Feng or Huan Kong, and the ability to simulate the explored route in your mind, you will only get completely lost in the glacier ridge.

Not only did you not gain anything from the exploration, but you couldn't find a way out, and you couldn't even figure out the way you came. The torture was unimaginable for ordinary people.

Until there was a "beacon"-like existence in this glacier ridge. It was a mountain outline emitting golden light, and there was also a glacier ridge route map near the mountain.

Some teams that have the ability to remember and simulate the route will follow the guidance of the golden route map to find the location of the iceberg. Even if the team does not have the ability to find the way, the golden mountain phantom that has not been extinguished for a long time has become a beacon in the dark night.

Some teams came here in a short time, and some teams spent a lot of time wandering around, and finally found it. In the end, the teams in the Arctic ice field slowly gathered around the iceberg.

Except for the team that arrived first and successfully entered the iceberg, the teams that came later could only wander around the periphery of the iceberg, hoping to get a bargain.

People outside did not know the situation inside the iceberg. In fact, the time flow rate inside and outside the iceberg was different. People who entered the iceberg felt that a long time had passed, but in fact, the time outside the iceberg was longer.

If it were not for the fact that they came here with great difficulty and the teams did not gain anything, I am afraid that some teams would have chosen to leave. Now everyone can't find anything else, so they can only choose to stay here, at least wait until there is a result before making plans.

Until changes appeared inside the iceberg, special fluctuations emanated from the inside of the iceberg, and those teams that were wavering in their hearts and considering whether to leave no longer planned to leave.

Not only that, some teams that were relatively strong but came late simply ignored the so-called first come first served and began to approach the vicinity of the iceberg.

In this way, they directly clashed with the teams that were stationed near the iceberg first. Although there was no large-scale conflict, there were still many small frictions and battles.

Fortunately, even if a battle occurred, most teams could still be relatively restrained. If the team that broke in was strong, the team in front of them would naturally give way. On the contrary, if the team that broke in was not strong enough, they would naturally retreat.

However, even if the team that did not break in was closer to the iceberg than before, most of the teams had similar ideas, so there were naturally more teams gathered near the iceberg.

These teams, one by one, were waiting near the iceberg with expectation and excitement. What they did not expect was that what they were waiting for was not the great opportunity they had been thinking about, nor the legendary treasure, but a terrible disaster.

The energy that suddenly erupted from the iceberg surged almost before people could react. Not to mention that they did not react, even if they did, everyone's reaction might be to rush forward instead of turning around and running away immediately.

Among them, the strongest teams were not only the closest, but they were even stationed in the square above the iceberg.

As a result, these teams became the first victims. When the energy passed through their bodies, it ignored any defense and penetrated through their bodies.

It was not until this moment that people suddenly realized that the energy entering their bodies was very inappropriate. At this time, it was impossible to resist or even expel the energy from the body.

What they had to face afterwards was, of course, bodies that exploded one after another like burning gunpowder barrels.

The explosion would make the energy spread faster and accelerate the explosion of nearby companions, so no matter whether they were stationed on the iceberg or near the iceberg, there was no chance of escape.

On the contrary, those teams that were slightly weaker or acted steadily and low-key had the opportunity to escape as soon as they saw the exploding warriors.

Those who escaped slower still could not avoid death in the explosion, but more than half of the teams on the periphery survived successfully.

When they escaped a distance and looked back at the iceberg again, they found that the iceberg, which was originally crystal clear and without a single crack or gap, had become riddled with holes.

What was even more bizarre was that there was a space with no end in sight in the gap. No one knew where the gap led to, and no one understood why the inside of the iceberg looked so strange.