This Text Adventure Game is definitely poisonous-Chapter 922 - 442: Miracle Blossoms

The entire tower was still gradually sinking into the ground.

Inside the tower, the rumbling was incessant, with dust and rubble continually falling from the walls and ceiling.

In such an earthquake-like environment, Cola’s silver-gray figure darted among the Falling Rocks, quickly racing toward the top of the tower.

In front of him, layers of Order barriers were disappearing at a speed faster than him, revealing the original structure of the tower.

Twenty floors...

Thirty floors...

Forty floors...

...

When the removal reached the fortieth floor, a frog was the first to leap out of the Order mist and land on the staircase leading to the forty-first floor—it was the Pocket Toad.

"Ribbit!"

After appearing, the Pocket Toad looked up at the stairs above, pushed off with its hind legs, and leaped upward, jumping over a dozen steps at a time.

At that moment, the frog was the closest to the top of the tower; Mu You had already told it the location of the Divine Pen and instructed it to retrieve it first.

The frog made full use of its jumping strength, climbing ten levels in one breath, finally reaching the top of the tower.

The top of the tower was a vast space resembling an Octagonal Cage, densely packed with numerous stone statues, all depicting human believers kneeling and expressing devotion to their gods in various postures.

At the center of these statues, there was a golden altar. Atop the altar table, there was a lantern holder, which was originally meant to hold the Miracle God Lamp but now was horizontally holding a slender brush.

"Ribbit!"

The Pocket Toad immediately confirmed that this was the Divine Pen Mu You had spoken of and hurriedly jumped toward the altar.

At that moment, the shaking of the tower became more and more violent, especially noticeable at the top. The floor had already developed numerous cracks, and the entire space was rocking so hard that it was difficult to even stand.

Using the climbing skills honed during its years of travel, the Pocket Toad continuously stepped over the tops of those statues, gradually approaching the central altar.

However, just as it was about to leap onto the altar, a very familiar voice suddenly sounded from the direction of the entrance.

"Husband, be careful!"

"Ribbit?"

The Pocket Toad hesitated mid-air, instinctively turning its head to look toward the entrance, where it saw two frogs at the top-level entrance—one of which was its partner, Little Bingbing, and the other was the Zuma Stone Frog, the very frog it had loathed for days.

But at that moment, it had no time to pay attention to the two frogs, because as it turned, a red marble had already swiftly slid by and floated in front of it.

"Boom!"

The next second, the Red Marbles exploded!

Amidst the blaze, the Pocket Toad screamed tragically as its scorched body was blasted away.

"Stop it, don’t hurt him!" Little Bingbing instantly glared angrily at the Zuma Stone Frog.

"Little Bingbing, even now, you still care about it..."

The Zuma Stone Frog looked back at Little Bingbing incredulously, its paws covering its chest, feeling its heart start to hurt again.

The Stone Frog then turned back and looked jealously at the distant frog, whose life or death was uncertain. It opened its mouth, and a Blue Colored Bead suddenly appeared, which it promptly shot towards the distance as it tilted its head back.

At that moment, the Pocket Toad, having been blasted to the ground, sensed the danger and hurriedly climbed up, leaping back just before the bead got too close.

"Ping!"

In the next instant, the Blue Colored Beads exploded, but this time it wasn’t fire that burst out, but ice. Anything around the epicenter of the explosion was instantly turned into a block of ice.

The Pocket Toad narrowly avoided the frozen area but that wasn’t the end. Before it could catch its breath, more marbles flew toward it from the distance—red, purple, green...

The Pocket Toad frantically ran around to dodge, as five different colored beads exploded behind it, each with a different effect. For instance, the explosion from the purple bead caused arcs of electricity to flicker, while the green bead released a cloud of poison gas, corroding everything within range, and so on...

"Stop it!" Little Bingbing, seeing her partner in a succession of close calls and in a very sorry state, was nearly in tears and instinctively tried to jump towards the Pocket Toad.

Regrettably, being a Water Frog, her mobility on land wasn’t strong, especially under the severe shaking of the tower’s top, which almost immediately bounced her back as she attempted to jump out.

"Little Bingbing, it’s dangerous here, stay behind me, I’ll protect you!" the Zuma Stone Frog hurriedly shouted to Little Bingbing.

But Little Bingbing gave it a look as if looking at trash and merely responded with, "Hypocrite!"

The Zuma Stone Frog was struck as if by Thunderstrike, standing stunned on the spot, doubting its frog life.

A moment later, the Zuma Stone Frog recovered, and looked even more jealously toward the frog nimbly tumbling among the walls, redirecting the grievances it felt from Little Bingbing onto it.

"Boom, boom, boom..."

Another round of colored beads flew over, causing successive explosions. The Pocket Toad’s escape became even more frantic, with no chance to get close to the altar.

As the Zuma Stone Frog unleashed its fury, it also subconsciously looked at the Divine Pen on the altar, deciding to send one of the attacking beads towards it.

The bead sped through the air, heading straight for the Divine Pen. But just as the bead was about to hit the pen, a Transparent Light Ball appeared around the altar, protecting the Divine Pen and deflecting the bead, which exploded nearby.