The four people below all stared intently at Cary, as if trying to summarize some experience from him.
Cary started climbing extremely quickly, but once he reached over ten meters, his speed suddenly slowed, and he even stopped for a moment to adjust his posture.
Lin Yan, "This climbing wall's difficulty seems to be divided into three levels based on height. The first level is the initial 10 meters that test speed; if you're not fast enough at this stage, you might run out of time later.
The second level, the middle 10 meters, tests balance and flexibility. The slope of the holds increases here, and the friction decreases. It's essential to maintain a good sense of balance and ensure that every rock you step on is solid and stable. You can't just rush for speed, or you'll likely slip and fall.
