Then there is a line of small words below.

"It doesn't matter if you fail. You can take your time and keep working hard."

Me: Angry…”

After I fully understood the rules of the game, I burst into tears and knelt down before King Arthur.

King Arthur, you have a lot, just think I was farting just now, can you make the room smaller? 4 square meters is enough, no? Then 6 square meters, we really can’t have more, the three of us haven’t eaten.

Over rubber fruit.

Ignoring my wails, the test began.

A square in the corner lit up with red light, because it seemed that failure could be repeated. With the attitude of testing the difficulty first, Jeluka, who was nearest, lifted his foot and stepped on it lightly.

With a bang, the red light of the grid turned into green light, which seemed to be the case.

Then, another block in the corner opposite the corner lit up, and this time Artolia stepped on it.

Then, another light came on in the corner opposite the corner, and it was my turn, I guess.

Finally, the square in the corner opposite the corner in the corner lights up.

The three of us, each standing in a corner of the room, looked at each other, then looked at a grid that lit up in the fourth corner, and finally looked at the length of our own limbs.

They all fell to their knees.

What a cheat!!!

The first round was completely defeated, and the second round began.

The grid lights up randomly. This time, a piece in the center of the room lights up.

This is right.

Artolia stepped on it.

Immediately afterwards, the grid two grids away from the first one lit up lit up. Artolia knelt on the ground and touched it easily with her palms.

The third lighted grid, Artolia, couldn't touch it, so Jeluka No. 2 took the order and charged into the battle.

This continued until the fifth grid lit up, and I, who was responsible for guarding the front line, had to join in.

The seventh grid was lit in a position that none of the three of us could touch, and the test failed again.

After two rounds, we gradually got into rhythm.

Luck plays the biggest part, and it's impossible to play like the first round.

In addition to luck, you also need to pay attention to a little skill. When a nearby grid lights up, who will touch it is something that must be carefully considered.

The last thing is the length of the limbs. Now I regret very much why I didn’t bring a group of barbarians here.

For example, if Qualkek, that giant tank nearly five meters tall, is here, even if the four corners of the trap light up, he can easily handle it with his arms and legs spread out.
Chapter completed!