Cherished By Seven Sisters by Melvin Houle

Chapter 539 The Most Challenging Encounter

Indeed, that was the situation.

Emrys did not die. Instead, he was deeply shaken by the scene unfolding before him.

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When the seawater had engulfed Emrys’ head, he had already held his breath. However, he soon realized that the surrounding seawater was rapidly receding, creating an enclosed underwater world.

He understood that this was the result of the formation.

In front of Emrys, a peculiar cylindrical stone platform had emerged. On the platform, something was suspended, emitting a brilliant glow that illuminated the entire underwater world.

Emrys activated his True Sight, hoping to discern the object clearly, but he was almost blinded by its piercing radiance.

It must be a treasure! A treasure so mysterious that even True Sight cannot penetrate it! Emrys’ heart raced, and he cautiously approached the stone platform.

It wasn’t that he didn’t want to move faster, but rather, the platform emitted a terrifying force that held him back.

Emrys channeled his vital energy, attempting to break through the resisting force.

However, his progress was slow.

Despite the short distance, it seemed to drain all the strength from Emrys’ body.

Sweat poured out like rain as he covered fifteen meters.

Emrys had

felt deep within. It

and slashing forth a brilliant ray, breaking through the force pushing against

Emrys successfully reached a spot

E

The Most

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were only a

was within

strength, leaving him rooted to the spot,

merely a meter,

was.

for long

was just one step

long time. Only when his body was completely steady

Boom!

making Emrys’ final small step as difficult as reaching

is too challenging! Emrys had

Fortunately, the mysterious large formation had trapped some spirit energy, which was enough for Emrys to replenish

world was illuminated by the glow of the treasure. The space was so bright that it was impossible to distinguish between day and night, completely

the

to strike the

count of how many

treasure was within sight, yet it felt as distant as the horizon. However, the thought of giving up was unbearable for