"A connection ford with the pain control ability residing within the Oath Rope, producing a linked effect." Nais imdiately grew interested, even channeling part of his original demon power to observe closely.
"For faith to interact in this manner is truly unexpected, yet makes perfect sense when you think about it!"
Nais' pain control ability—Essence of Pain—was originally obtained from Pur through the commandnt of forgiveness.
And this commandnt of forgiveness itself had evolved through the Divine Nails ford by faith power.
Now that Pur believed in Nais, the faith power generated naturally beca drawn to the Essence of Pain.
"Perhaps this is the correct way to utilize the divinity number."
"Divinity represents the qualification to beco a god. Only through others' faith can a divinity's power be fully activated."
"However, the divinity number I obtained is incomplete, and I lack thods to directly absorb faith. That's why the faith directed at can only connect through the Oath Rope acting as a dium for the commandnts."
"The core issue remains the sa—there simply isn't enough faith!"
As Nais pondered the relationship between faith and divinity, he swiftly conducted further interference with Pur.
He actively stimulated the Oath Rope, not to activate the pain control ability, but to guide its commandnt power, making the faith linkage clearer and more stable.
As expected, with the stabilized linkage, Pur gradually awakened partial abilities. The pain seed to transform into power, flooding into his body and becoming sustaining energy.
The Essence of Pain that Nais obtained from Pur through commandnts now, through this faith linkage, conversely activated Pur's latent abilities, granting him corresponding supernatural traits—the Essence of Pain.
Nais only gained partial enhancents through commandnts, but Pur awakened the ability's full potential.
Endure pain, perceive pain, then utilize pain.
Pur's struggling body gradually stabilized as the two conflicting forces within him began rging slightly.
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Normally, the well water could resist the disease, but the infected whale songs of Whale Transformation Disease blended with the songs of Floating Whales, creating a perfect disguise.
This allowed the infection to breach the first layer of defensive resistance. The previously dominant well water now found itself locked in struggle with the disease.
The so-called deep well water was essentially well water mixed with whale blood.
Sharing the sa origin as Whale Transformation Disease yet following different evolutionary paths, these forces naturally opposed each other upon reunion.
Through repeated exploration, the village guard discovered that Whale Transformation Disease's whale songs could blend with genuine ones to enhance aggressiveness.
The guard theorized his ability to control whale transformation likely stemd from this blending.
While facilitating disease transmission, this blending also restrained the transformation's restlessness.
The Whale Transformation Disease in Pur's body was essentially water without a source.
As ti passed, the deep well water gradually gained dominance, and Pur returned to normal.
Infection with Whale Transformation Disease—failed.
But this wasn't a problem—it was expected.
The village guard didn't succeed imdiately either, only managing to plant a seed of Whale Transformation Disease in his body after repeated struggles with the illness.
This seed was no longer rejected by the deep well water but had integrated with it.
Thus, when necessary, the guard could activate the well water's power to complete whale transformation.
"So progress has been made," Nais concluded after examining Pur's body, noticing slight developnt in his nurical attributes.
Originally, as a reserve village guard, Pur's nurical value stood at about three.
The intense collision this ti activated much of his life aura through the deep well water. Combined with his awakened Essence of Pain, his nurical value had reached four, approaching five.
While the improvent seed modest, it represented what ordinary people might achieve over several years.
Take Nais for example. As nobility receiving holy knight training since childhood with excellent cultivation resources, education, and ti allocation, coupled with decent innate talent—after over twenty years of training, he'd only reached a nurical value of seven.
On average, one point every three years.
From this perspective, Pur gaining over one point in a single night was teoric progress.
Of course, there's always soone stronger—like Nais himself.
After falling into the Abyss, Nais was born as a special demon with an initial nurical value of ten. Within three years, he elevated his original form to three hundred.
"Pity that the original form's power is difficult to utilize frequently in the material plane," Nais lanted.
Like the small demon Kullog, exerting power in the material plane requires possession.
Similarly, to fully manifest his original form's three hundred nurical value, Nais needs a vessel with sufficient capacity.
Without completely demonizing Nais' body, summoning so Abyss demons is the limit.
Even complete demonization would only allow manifestation of several dozen points. Only by slaughtering the entire village's hundreds of inhabitants as originally planned—using their souls and lives to elevate Nais' vessel to Steel Seed level, transforming from demonized to true demon—could he fully manifest all three hundred points.
Yet even then, so of his original form's supernatural traits might not transfer completely.
Despite demons generally surpassing beings of equivalent levels, their failure to truly conquer the material plane stems largely from such limitations.
"Conduct another experint tomorrow morning. I've got so ideas that might accelerate success," Nais concluded after the examination.
The village guard's success involved multiple factors, but the key lay in repeated collisions between forces of shared origin, ultimately causing essential fusion.
Whale songs, bloodline, deep well water, and even conviction all played crucial roles in this process.
But shortcuts exist.
Or rather, those elents were essential when the technique was immature. Once perfected, they beco optional.
"Return now. There's still work to be done," Nais ordered.
With each passing day, Nais' remaining ti dwindled.
In two days, the church would send representatives.
While their arrival wouldn't necessarily cause problems, matters would undoubtedly beco more complicated.
He needed to prepare accordingly.
Whether through warnings or...
Elimination!
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