Foreign Land Reclamation By a Vegetable-growing Skeleton Chapter 1232 - 1232 795 Not the Slightest Bit Sensitive

Chapter 1232: Chapter 795: Not the Slightest Bit Sensitive Chapter 1232: Chapter 795: Not the Slightest Bit Sensitive Enlightennt Aura was one of Negris’s many skills that was the most indescribable, it didn’t even have a fancy na like “Truth’s Murmur,” which had an imdiate effect.

Because the Monarch was afraid of its incessant babbling, he simply wiped its mory, which speaks volus of the skill’s power, at the lightest altering everyone’s cognition, at worst rewriting history books.

However, the Enlightennt Aura had never demonstrated any concrete power. Ange had once placed the Bronze Book inside the ring of Holy Spirit Skeletons, attempting to inspire their wisdom and see if he could create a group of intelligent Undead.

Yet there was no change. The poking of eye sockets was purely a trick taught by Little Angel; the Enlightennt Aura wasn’t present on the Bronze Book at the ti and had no enlightening effect.

So no one was really clear whether the Enlightennt Aura was useful or how it worked, even Negris only discovered that the students who stayed with it were especially shrewd when cheating on exams and thus thought their wisdom must have been enlightened, hence the naming of Enlightennt Aura.

But now, the Monarch said it wasn’t Enlightennt Aura, could it be that he had discovered sothing else?

“When I was in the Star Burst Plane, I found that when I’m with a bunch of idiots, I beco very smart. I could understand everything at a thought, learn anything at a glance.”

“But when I’m with those who are smart, I’d find out just how intelligent these folks are. They’re brimming with wisdom, and even if the Enlightennt Aura could inspire their wisdom, it couldn’t possibly make dumber, could it?”

Later, when I was with a bunch of stupid skeletons, I suddenly realized sothing. Didn’t you say before that the Enlightennt Aura inspires others’ wisdom but not your own, effectively reducing your own intelligence? Could it be you were wrong, and it’s not about reducing intelligence in disguise, but actually diminishing intelligence?” the Monarch proposed.

Anthony slapped his thigh, realizing at this point:

“Any Divine Technique must work according to the Gods’ cognition. The mont Lord Nage’s perception of the Enlightennt Aura beca ‘reducing intelligence by proxy,’ even if the aura initially awakened with the power to enlighten, from the mont Lord Nage conceived ‘reducing intelligence by proxy,’ the Enlightennt Aura transford into a ‘Dumbing Aura.’

What you think is what you get, indeed.

The Monarch said, “It’s not exactly a Dumbing Aura, but rather an ‘Aura that decreases one’s own intelligence to increase others’,'” benefiting others at the expense of oneself. “Nage, you truly are magnificent.”

“Pshaw! Spit spit spit spit spit—” Because the aura was switched off and no intelligence was being reduced by proxy, Negris quickly detected the Monarch’s sarcasm, angrily spitting at the Monarch.

The Monarch said with a chuckle, “So I placed the aura on a Stone Dragon. The dragon’s intelligence was quite high, so the amount reduced was significant, hence the increase was also substantial.”

“Oh—” Everyone suddenly understood. No wonder the Monarch didn’t carry the aura on himself, after all, this sort of self-sacrificing aura had been brought over from the Master Plane, it could naturally be carried to the Chaos Plane too.

“So what do we do? Find soone smart but doesn’t need to use their brains and put the aura on him?” Anthony suggested.

Everyone looked around, and eventually, their gazes settled back on Negris.

Facing everyone’s stares, Negris pondered for a mont and said resignedly, “Put it on then, not having to use my brain isn’t so bad.”

After thinking it through, it was most suitable for itself. In terms of sches, it couldn’t compare with Anthony, in dealing and business, it couldn’t beat a silver coin, in combat, it couldn’t overtake Ange.

But still needing a certain level of wisdom, they couldn’t just put it on Little Angel, could they?

On closer thought, it indeed had beco less and less inclined to use its brain since reclaiming the Enlightennt Aura, thinking initially that it had grown lazy with Anthony around, and not realizing it was actually this damned aura’s fault.

But maybe that wasn’t such a bad thing. It never liked to use its brain much anyway, just loved knowledge, and its computational abilities hadn’t been weakened. After all the calculations, it was still the most suitable carrier.

Thinking of this, Negris sighed, “But it’s not appropriate to call it Enlightennt Aura anymore. Let’s change the na to Intelligence Balance Aura—if I don’t balance your intelligence, you’ll all beco stupid.”

“Ha ha ha ha!!” Everyone burst into laughter, the air filled with a joyful atmosphere.

Farbis, who had been set aside, felt gloomy. They had been having a good conversation, so why had it been sidetracked by the study of an aura?

However, it dared not hurry them because what Negris said had hit right on the mark of its little sche. After the reversal of ti, all relationships would change; it just needed to choose a ti point most favorable to itself, and everything could start over.

But inscribing the Ti Law was no easy task. Since the Ti Origin had vanished, Farbis thought it would never have such an opportunity again, only to find out that the Bone Dragon had not died.

If it managed to inscribe the Ti Law, not only could it reverse ti to a point advantageous to itself, but it could even reverse back to when the Ti Origin had just erged and befriend the Bone Dragon.

If it joined forces with the Bone Dragon, they would be the ones to define the Laws of the Void.

Just thinking about it was thrilling, but to achieve this vision, it first needed to hoodwink the Ti Law into its possession. It felt there was still hope because this was the last resort.

The Void was collapsing, and if the Ancient Godlight and the Tree of Ten Thousand Realms weren’t resurrected, the collapse of the Void could not be reversed. Although they harbored these doubts, they might very well accept its proposal when left with no other choice.

Before that, it needed to dispel the others’ doubts, “I am willing to offer my Imprint to the Ti Origin.”

Ange took out the Bronze Book first and activated the Enlightennt Aura—oh, it had been renad to Intelligence Balance Aura.

Whether it was a placebo effect or not, everyone began saying, “I feel like I’ve beco smarter.”

The now smarter Anthony turned to Farbis and asked, “If the Bone Dragon is the Ti Origin, then what Origin is the Abyssal Big Mouth? What about the Hole Bug?”

“The Hole Bug is the Space Origin, and Big Mouth is the Destruction Origin,” Farbis said.

“What about the Void Will?” Anthony threw out the question he truly wanted to know.

Farbis hesitated for a mont, then said, “The Void Will is not an Origin; it is the will of the Void, the collection of all laws.”

“Why are you so sure of that? Are you not afraid it might deceive you?” Anthony inquired.

Farbis responded, “No, the First Law of the Void was inscribed to by it.”

Anthony questioned further, “Is there a possibility that it only controls the Laws of the Void but isn’t the true Void Will? Could the Void be without will?”

Anthony had seen too many false preachers and distorters of the Holy Code in the Church. Could this elusive Void Will also be of that ilk?

“This… this… I don’t know about that,” Farbis admitted with distress, as it had never considered Anthony’s speculation.

Anthony shrugged and spread his hands, saying, “Then I’m sorry, but actually we have another way, which is to dismantle you and plunder your Law Inscription ability. We’ve talked so much about plundering auras, and you’ve heard it all, yet you’ve shown no sensitivity to it. I can’t help you.”

Anthony stepped back, and Ange slowly moved closer, pressing a hand onto Farbis’s central point.