"So we just break it?" Nyx mumbled.

Rael shrugged. "That’s what Lindros did. Now if you don’t mind, I’m going to go first."

With those words, Rael fixed his clothes and, after giving a quick look at all the women present, including his two lovely wives, he went ahead and approached the statue.

From what he understood, so long as he showed some killing intent, the other people would disappear, leaving him alone.

So that was exactly what he tried to do, and to his surprise, the people vanished in an instant. He was left behind in a seemingly blank space with only the statue in front of him. It emanated a faint ring that kind of pissed him off, but even then, Rael was a bit curious about how much he could test the limits here.

After all, what if he just decided not to destroy it? Would he be able to go back to the city? Rael decided to try it out, and once he rescinded his killing intent, he actually did come back to the city.

With everyone surrounding him with puzzled looks, Rael coughed and showed his killing intent again.

When he reappeared in that same space, Rael went ahead and approached the statue. He wasn’t really sure what kind of method to use for destroying it, so he decided to just raw-dog it with the simplest thing he could imagine.

And that was obviously to buy a large sledgehammer from the Premium Shop and then begin to thwack this marble statue over and over again.

Well... that was his intent.

But it seemed like one hit was all it took to break this thing.

And of course, the moment it shattered, Rael was immediately transported to the next floor.

<Ding!>

<You have shattered the Goddess’s Statue, and for your transgressions, you are being lifted to the 105th floor!>

Oho.

It actually worked.

Rael glanced around at the new floor, and there were slightly more people here than on the 100th floor. That was probably because of the 101st floor that scared the living shit out of everyone, which made them too scared to actually go through with this.

Well...

Whatever the case may be, Rael didn’t hesitate to go ahead and repeat what he just did.

<Ding!>

<You have shattered the Goddess’s Statue, and for your transgressions, you are being lifted to the 110th floor!>

<You have shattered the Goddess’s Statue, and for your transgressions, you are being lifted to the 115th floor!>

<You have shattered the Goddess’s Statue, and for your transgressions, you are being lifted to the 120th floor!>

<You have shattered the Goddess’s Statue, and for your transgressions, you are being lifted to the 490th floor!>

At a rate of nearly 55 statues per minute, Rael managed to make it to the 490th floor very quickly. Though, the boss monster he’d need to fight was pretty damn tough, which kind of scared him a little.

What if that boss actually defeats him?

Well...

Whatever the case may be, Rael was more surprised by how empty this floor was. Though that was probably because of how large it was. Compared to the 100th floor and all the lower floors he had been to, it was like night and day.

There was modern sci fi technology scattered everywhere, making it appear like Rael was back in that one world of his that was ruled by sci fi stuff. It was just that... why exactly was it so big to begin with? Did the creators of this tower expect people to just crash here?

Well... Rael definitely wouldn’t crash here if he knew that the tower would end in just a few floors. Whatever the case may be, Rael just hummed to himself and finally approached the statue, then entered the Boss Floor.

<You are being transported to the boss floor...>

Once he reappeared, he was a little surprised that everything looked basically the same as it did in the beginner floors. If anything... was this really legit?

<You have entered the Boss Floor!>

<The Boss Fight will begin in 60 seconds!>

Even the gate ahead was the same as before. Rael had to do a double check on Lindros’s memories to make sure he wasn’t getting punked. Though, when he confirmed everything, Rael simply stood his ground and decided to play some auto farming simulator.

By that, Rael went ahead and summoned a dozen constructs, all of which had a chunk of his stats, and not to mention, all of them were wielding power blades.

For one, Rael managed to make this bad boy the other day.

—Simple Bonk Sword (Supreme)

Durability: Infinite

Damage: 1,000,000

It was just an ordinary sword, except it dealt a fair amount of damage. Rael himself would use it, but then again, he was a little too lazy. He kind of liked the summoner gameplay too, as it was one of his favorite things to use back when he played games in the past.

Anyhow, the timer quickly ticked down, and with each second that passed, Rael summoned more and more constructs, gave them weapons, and then positioned them carefully.

And once the timer finally ran out, the giant gates swung open as a dragon with twenty heads stepped forward. Each of its heads seemed to be of a different element, and from how much pressure it was emitting, Rael was sure this was probably the strongest monster he had seen in his life.

But at the end of the day, a monster was still a monster. And clearly, Rael’s constructs thought the same, as despite its frame and many heads, focusing on so many of Rael’s constructs was difficult.

Some of them climbed on its heads, back, and even tried to slash its necks. Honestly, Rael thought that their creativity knew no bounds.

Yet as he glanced at one construct in particular who was dual wielding the Bonk Sword he had created, Rael was frightened for the dragon as he realized the construct was heading straight for the dragon’s no-no square.