Imprisoned for a Trillion Years, I Was Worshipped by All Gods!

Chapter 501: Chapter57-Alan’s Plea

Chapter 501: Chapter57-Alan’s Plea

Hearing Alan's words, Hivrael's face turned as dark as the bottom of a scorched pot! 

As a mentor, he had never been so humiliated! 

Just as he was about to act in anger, he suddenly remembered that Alan was currently inside the Light Array. Suppressing the fury in his heart, he stopped himself. 

According to the rules left by the first headmaster, no one was allowed to interfere when someone was challenging the Light Array. Violators would face death without mercy! 

These rules were established to ensure that true geniuses could demonstrate their full potential without any concerns. 

So, even though veins bulged visibly on his forehead, Hivrael refrained from storming into the Light Array to strike at Alan. 

Meanwhile, Alan, standing within the Light Array, was entirely focused on the surrounding Elemental Spirits. 

After launching their respective attacks, these spirits were now motionless, their magical essence completely withdrawn and calm. 

It was as if their magic had been entirely drained. 

"These Elemental Spirits are out of elemental power… Does that mean I've passed the trial?" Alan murmured, somewhat unsure, not fully understanding the situation. 

"Passed the trial? You call this passing the trial? Clearly, you cheated! This Light Array wasn't broken by your own strength!" 

Hivrael was fuming, glaring at Alan as he spoke. 

Alan, unfazed, sneered, "Cheating? Using methods beyond your understanding counts as cheating?" 

Hivrael retorted coldly, "A Tier-Iron Lv10 mage defeating those Elemental Spirits and breaking the Light Array? And you claim you didn't cheat?" 

"If you dare argue further, I'll rip that mouth of yours apart!" 

Alan clicked his tongue and sighed, "According to the academy's rules, passing the Light Array counts as passing the trial. But in your eyes, apparently, passing doesn't count as passing. No wonder no one has succeeded in so long. Turns out that even when someone does, it still 'doesn't count' in your book." 

As murmurs of discussion began to spread around them, Hivrael's teeth clenched in rage.