Reincarnation of the Strongest Sword God

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Chapter 2851 – Mana Reconstruction

What an amazing bridge!

When Shi Feng spread his senses across the broken bridge, he was astounded.

This was because this bridge was actually made entirely of Mana that had solidified.

Although this Mana was solid, it was akin to sand. He could walk on this bridge without it collapsing like a sandcastle only because of special Mana Constructs holding the grains of sand together.

After thinking up to this point, Shi Feng promptly extended his Mana Domain to take control of these Mana Constructs and prevent the bridge from collapsing any further.

However, the instant he did so, he was stunned.

Manipulating solidified Mana is this taxing? Shi Feng had plenty of experience manipulating Mana that had condensed into a mist or liquid. In fact, he could control liquid Mana as if it were his own arms.

Yet, when he tried manipulating only a small bit of solid Mana, he felt as if he was trying to move arms that had been injected with lead. Not only was the process incredibly strenuous, but even the slightest distraction meant immediately losing control of the Mana.

Meanwhile, the difficulty of maintaining the entire bridge’s integrity was akin to holding up a weight of tens of tons. Not to mention, he also had to have this solid Mana move according to his will to reconstruct the collapsed portion of the bridge.

Looking at the continuously collapsing bridge, Shi Feng finally understood just how difficult this trial was.

Let alone reconstructing the bridge, just keeping the bridge from collapsing any further was already a monumental task.

As Shi Feng racked his brain over how to prevent the bridge from collapsing, the phantom of a gigantic Dragon was quietly observing him in a distant cloud of mist.

“His grasp on Mana is too immature. Let alone three days, he won’t last even three hours at this rate.”

After taking a look at Shi Feng’s understanding and control over Mana, the Dragon shook its head and wings, disappearing silently from the mist.

Time passed quickly. Now, less than half of the broken bridge, which was originally over 20 meters long, remained. Moreover, the bridge’s rate of collapse was even accelerating as it grew shorter.

This won’t do. At this rate, the entire bridge will be gone in less than half an hour. I need to think of a way to stabilize a small portion of the bridge first.

Shi Feng had a headache as he looked at the collapsing bridge. He gave up on manipulating the entire bridge and chose to secure only a two-meter-length of the bridge. This was also the maximum amount of solid Mana he could currently manipulate. Any more and the solid Mana would challenge his control.

Everything progressed just as Shi Feng expected. In less than 20 minutes, the portion of the bridge he had given up on collapsed completely, and only the two-meter stretch under his feet remained relatively stable. Even so, this small portion was still disintegrating gradually. How strange. Shi Feng stared in confusion at the drastically slower collapse. The Mana Constructs that had been keeping the bridge together before clearly had their Mana supply cut off and operations stopped after I arrived. However, the bridge’s initial rate of collapse was much slower than when I started controlling it. The rate of collapse accelerated afterward.

When he saw the broken bridge starting to collapse right after he appeared, he thought it signaled the start of his trial and represented his time limit.