Summit Farmer-Chapter 2266 - 2264: Fight for Admission

The eighty-fifth step!

After battling these five fierce beasts, Peter Brown reemerged on the steps, but now he stood on the eighty-fifth step.

So fast!

Peter himself was a bit surprised, not expecting that he would reach such a high place so quickly.

It seems that whether it’s people or fierce beasts, killing them earns points.

Thinking about the situation of the four people he had killed, Peter finally recalled that the worst among them had just broken through to the Third Level Body Refining.

It appears there’s a difference between people and fierce beasts; if the cultivation is a bit lower, the steps are also lower.

Now Peter finally understood the true situation of this large-scale competition. If it’s a normal situation, enduring over time would likely allow a step up, but to truly succeed, one must kill people or fierce beasts.

Such a ruthless sect!

At this point, Peter shook his head at the sect’s method of selecting disciples.

No choice; he himself is part of the competition and can only follow the rules.

Pulling his mind back, looking again, he indeed saw some young people who seemed powerful had already entered above the hundredth step.

The Family must have used some special methods!

Peter did not need much thought to understand that these families were ruthless, caring nothing for the death and injury of the miners, using various methods to kill those who followed.

This competition likely didn’t reveal the specific rules!

At this moment, Peter looked down and unexpectedly saw the steward from the Harrison clan, who was looking at him with utter disbelief and astonishment.

Peter smiled slightly, not caring about that person’s thoughts. As he stepped up again, Peter ascended to a new step.

This time, Peter was mentally prepared, and after stepping up, he didn’t think too much but first scanned the surroundings.

Looking around, Peter saw that it had quieted down, with no one around.

Without Divine Sense, Peter wouldn’t be able to detect anyone, but now sweeping his Divine Sense, he indeed found a group of a family not far to the left, about ten people.

Ten people?

Peter thought for a moment but didn’t go to kill them, thinking it was best to keep a low profile since he aimed to join a sect, better to hunt fierce beasts instead.

Peter was not someone afraid of trouble, but having just arrived at the Second Heaven and knowing nothing of its matters or the cultivation of others, he didn’t want to provoke trouble.

Releasing his Divine Sense again, Peter widened his eyes and discovered about ten fierce beasts attacking a young person ten miles to the right.

With no hesitation, Peter rushed in that direction.

Peter’s speed was swift, covertly using some Heavenly Dao Power, his form moving like an afterimage.

Of course, Peter wasn’t intending to save anyone, and as he neared, he swept his Divine Sense again, seeing the family descendant he assumed had fallen.

Better if dead!

Peter didn’t mind such matters.

Looking at those fierce beasts, Peter’s eyes shone with light.

"Peter Brown!"

Just about to charge forward, Peter noticed a group rushing over from afar, among them someone who spotted Peter, full of joy.

Peter looked and realized it was indeed Caleb Clarkson. Taking a closer look, Peter’s gaze narrowed as it was evident this kid had just gone through a fierce battle, his entire aura unstable. Looking at the few with him, Peter found they were in a similar state, also appearing to have undergone a battle.

While Peter was still observing, Caleb’s voice carried intense evil spirit, as if through gritted teeth, saying, "Peter Brown, today I will kill you!"

Unbeknownst to Peter, Caleb had assumed he had tracking methods, convinced he would teleport alongside Peter, so as soon as the teleport ended, he sensed someone beside him and believed it was Peter.

In fact, Caleb was a cautious person and wary of Peter, knowing that since Peter dared to join the competition and offend the steward, it indicated he had certain capabilities. Thus, as soon as the teleport ended and sensing someone beside him, he launched a powerful attack.

With his strong combat power, the attack was unleashed immediately, and in the roar of his assault, the person beside him, unguarded, was shattered, his veins severed.

Caleb didn’t kill him. The family bore intense hatred for Peter, aiming to torment him in the mine, intending to permanently end his cultivation path. He believed this complete attack would leave Peter with no further opportunities.

During the scream, Caleb realized he attacked the wrong person. It was someone from another clan, someone very favored within that family.

Yet, with his full-strength blow, this time he had truly destroyed this family descendant.

Before he could react, the family guardians who protected the young man appeared.

These people must have used some special methods, arriving wherever the young person did.

No one expected such an event. Seeing the nearly disabled young person, the guardians’ minds buzzed.

"Kill!"

Seeing this, the guardians charged at Caleb.

Fortunately, the Harrison clan also organized some people to enter, and those who had also teleported together began a brutal fight.

People fell one by one, both sides killing viciously.

Caleb was full of bitterness, knowing he had caused significant trouble, thinking his only choice was to enter the sect. Though the sect had Harrison clan influence, entering was better than not, so he fiercely battled on.

With this round of killing, Caleb reached the fiftieth step.

Having barely fought his way out, Caleb unexpectedly found Peter, and immediately his heart surged with hatred, shouting at Peter and leading his men towards him, intending to slay Peter.

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