?His ntor replied with a hint of disdain in his tone. "Yes, there are those that have succeeded. We have a lower chance of success than other races if we struggle on the path of perfection. The chance is as low as 1 in 100,000 transcendents to beco an Origin god. Still, there are those that have succeeded and we have gained information about them."
That difficulty took Legion-5 aback for a while. But he didn't let the fact they have a 0.001% chance on the path of perfection deter him. He asked expectantly, "Do we gain unlimited divine abilities?"
"No, we do not gain unlimited divine abilities. At least not in the sa sense."
His expectation was let down. He was disappointed and mostly confused. So he said, "That can't be right. I would expect sothing difficult to have a high reward. If we don't get unlimited divine abilities, why do so 10% keep trying it?"
His ntor roared in laughter. "You are still young so you still have ti to learn this lesson. The world is not fair. There is no fairness at all. The difficulty of a process doesn't determine the quality of the reward and hard work doesn't an you will succeed. There are things such as luck and talent. They undermine hard work and difficulty. We are Supre beasts because we are talented in stealing. Doing anything else because it is difficult doesn't an we will get sothing better."
His ntor was still laughing. He was laughing at so unknown joke because Legion-5 certainly didn't know what was so funny.
He understood the unfairness of the world but he expected a high reward not because of the difficulty but because of the aim. Since the aim is to awaken the divine ability further, then the reward ought to be high. At least, he has never heard about the further awakening of a divine ability to be a waste.
His ntor didn't keep him guessing. Tanc830,428,723C stopped laughing and explained. "After the third awakening at the titan of law stage, we beco able to steal a divine ability with a touch. Imagine how powerful that is. It ans we don't need to kill an entity to steal its divine ability. We can take it through physical contact."
"It is powerful alright. But it cos with a catch. The theft is only temporary. The entity we stole from will be unable to use its divine ability or concept during that ti. They will regain control of it only after we have lost control of it."
Legion-5 said in understanding, "So we deprive others of their divine ability temporarily without killing them."
But then he shook his head. "That isn't exactly powerful. It would be difficult to touch an enemy during battle unless we get close to them. But that will put us in danger."
His ntor agreed. "You are right. But you are missing sothing."
Legion-5 realized it imdiately after it was pointed out. "Because the theft is temporary, we don't have a limit on the divine abilities that we can use. We can take another one after the divine ability returns to its previous owner."
"Correct," His ntor said with a smile. "You have a good head on your shoulders."
Legion-5 ignored the complint in favor of focusing on the implications of the further awakening of the divine ability. His mind was filled with the many possibilities and he couldn't help but be impressed.
He said, "That kind of flexibility is not bad. It doesn't seem like a waste of ti and effort to pursue further awakening"
"It is not bad at all. In fact, it gets better after the fourth awakening which occurs after becoming Origin gods. At that point, we can steal concepts for as long as we want. It is still temporary but we don't lose control of the concepts involuntarily. Also, we can steal the concept of soone we have already touched before without touching them again."
Legion-5 said, "So in that way, will can create a library of divine abilities that we can choose from at any ti. Isn't that unlimited divine abilities?"
"Yes. Out ability steal might as well be permanent and in unlimited numbers because unlike those who didn't awaken their divine ability further, they can swap divine abilities. The only limit is that they can only use 9 divine abilities at the sa ti. But they can change it easily."
"Wow," Legion-5 exclaid. "That's two powerful. Why is the Supre Alliance not endorsing this?"
Tanc830,428,723C snickered. "You are already impressed but that is not the end of what they can do. If they manage to turn their divine abilities into concepts, then they can have multiple supre laws and maybe multiple worlds instead of one. But that's purely theoretical. There are a lot of Origin gods that awakened their supre ability to the fourth stage. But none of them have ever beco world gods."
"Why?" he couldn't help but ask.
"Because there is no way for them to sacrifice concepts to develop their own concept. Their divine ability will hold on to the concepts temporarily and then lose it if they so much as swap for another divine ability. There is no permanent fusion so there is no way for them to progress at all. All of them are stuck being one-star Origin gods."
Legion-5 was stunned. "All that potential and no progress?"
"Don't be so surprised. The world is about balance. Such an extre divine ability that doesn't conform to the rules of the void universe stagnates when it reaches a dead end. Normal world gods are already so powerful. Can you imagine how powerful a world god with multiple worlds will be? Unfortunately for Supre beasts, our divine ability can't grow on its own."
Legion-5 can only imagine how powerful a world god with multiple worlds would be. He can't envision it accurately because he doesn't know the full power of world gods. But it is not the first ti that he would be imagining it because that's Legion's aim.
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