"Can life force be generated just by breathing? Wait a mont." Seeing the information detected through the Illusory Eye, Ahn Ke imdiately arranged for soone to prepare so experintal materials.
Like so of Zheng Yichen’s dical examination information, she would no longer keep it locally. The equipped Illusory Eye itself is a powerful computer, so it’s directly stored in it.
Moreover, it won’t beco invalid. Once Zheng Yichen cos back, the previously stored data will be synchronized to the Virtual World Core, leaving others no chance to obtain Zheng Yichen’s dical information.
Soon, so small experintal materials were delivered, including mice and other small creatures.
However, the condition of these creatures wasn’t very good, and none had undergone any modifications.
Ahn Ke said, "These are the selected experintal materials, which will be harmlessly disposed of after so ti."
Her experintal research requirents are strict. If these experintal animals can’t pass the selection, they will be eliminated. Waste? She doesn’t mind this bit of waste; rather, if improper experintal materials cause the experint to fail, the loss is even greater.
"Can you just blow on them?"
"You really see as so kind of immortal from a story?" Zheng Yichen grumbled, took a breath, and blew toward the cage containing several mice.
In a non-combat state, normal breathing generates a relatively low amount of life force, enough to sustain oneself and a bit extra.
Achieving a higher output ratio isn’t impossible, but it’s unnecessary. If he wants, he can maintain a high level of life force output in daily life.
But that state would be sowhat deliberate; no one stays deliberate in daily life. As for combat... during combat, the body is unusually active, so there’s no need to be deliberate; the Life Furnace operates intensely.
With one breath exhaled, Ahn Ke felt a change in the laboratory environnt. The air didn’t beco fresher, but the concentration of life force in the environnt increased.
Her Illusory Eye also has World Tree enhancents; it can detect these changes without relying on her own perception.
The mice in the cage began to beco more active. Ahn Ke caught one, checked it, nodded, and put it back: "Their health exceeds normal standards. You really are like an immortal now, or rather, you can be human if you want, or Supre Demon if you don’t."
If gods created through faith can be denied by humans, then gods who reach the God Realm through sheer power are only denied in reputation.
For such beings, whether they are gods depends on themselves—they can be gods if they want, demons if they desire, or humans if they wish.
It all depends on what’s in their hearts.
A few months ago, Zheng Yichen could still be considered theoretically perfect, but now he’s beyond what perfection can describe—this is a non-human being.
Not to ntion other things, Zheng Yichen’s normal breathing impacts the environnt so much that it elevates the nearby area where he lives, an environnt filled with life force. Even regular humans living there for a long ti can easily surpass the human life expectancy.
The lifeform level changes due to environntal impact beco evident, aning work that’s hard to achieve normally is easily obtained because of a single person. Although it takes years or even decades to take effect, the point is that this change is harmless.
"Can soone like you really have offspring?" Ahn Ke scrutinized Zheng Yichen, looking sowhat pensive.
She very much wanted to see an offspring of Zheng Yichen to gauge what level they could achieve, but Zheng Yichen’s exceedingly high lifeform level makes him a unique existence representative of a species.
"Well, people have wanted to do that in the previous world, unbelievable."
"How so?" Ahn Ke wasn’t angry but instead showed interest in this matter.
Zheng Yichen briefly talked about Zhong Yan, to which she thoughtfully replied, "I can understand."
If Zhong Yan’s world was truly Breakworlded, then she’s a Revenger. It’s clearly unfeasible to revenge the Boundary Breaking Organization with her power alone; without adequate strength, other ans must be explored.
"Of course, there’s also your own reason."
"Huh?" Zheng Yichen was montarily stunned, waving his hand to conjure a mirror: "Have I unwittingly beco that handso?"
"...It’s the allure from your lifeform level." Ahn Ke replied sowhat speechlessly, noting Zheng Yichen’s exceptional lifeform level gives him a unique charm.
To beings with non-human aesthetic values, this charm might be akin to delicious allure of food, but to those beings with human aesthetics, as a humanoid creature, he possesses a unique charm.
"Is that so?" After Ahn Ke explained, Zheng Yichen stretched his hand into the nearby cage, causing the mice inside to let out piercing squeals.
"Moderate yourself." Ahn Ke glanced at the timid mice; Zheng Yichen certainly embodies the appeal of tasty food to non-human creatures, but the problem is, he’s not without combat capabilities.
If he were harmless food, people might want a bite, but here he remains like an unprocessed Godzilla.
People say Godzilla at tastes good and enhances virility, which would surely tempt so to try it, but it must be cooked at; no one would truly pursue a living Godzilla based on such ’explicit’ claims, right?
"I’m already quite restrained."
Zheng Yichen took a mont to gather himself, concealing his aura to that of a completely ordinary human level, an easy task, utilizing previously acquired concealnt traits effectively.
After completing his concealnt, the mice that scread in fear hesitated for a mont, then rushed to gnaw at Zheng Yichen’s fingers.
"...In the future, will soone et and just want to chew on ?" Zheng Yichen flicked aside the mice nibbling his fingers, knowing if they continued, they’d need to replace their teeth.
"There are indeed people who love cooking humans appropriately, they might do that."
"Alright, forget those little things. Next, I want to test whether your reproduction probability is truly zero—"
"Uh, this..."
Zheng Yichen pondered, not revealing his full potential yet. Normally, reproduction probability is zero, but actually, he now possesses Life type abilities, along with Ark of Life.
He could fundantally circumvent probability entirely, but doing so challenges natural order. However, considering it, human endeavors are challenges to nature, aren’t they?
Truly opting for pure naturalness would an having no moving entities.
However, Zheng Yichen’s human heart found this approach odd, and regarding offspring, he wasn’t in a position to pursue it seriously.
Responsibility? A single Twilight Mission burdens him greatly enough, let alone the responsibility for descendants. Only when Dusk stops assigning irregular Twilight Missions and he becos a normal Dusk rcenary will he begin to ponder it slightly.
Afterward...
Ahn Ke looked at the still vibrant mice and said, "I’m planning to establish a new laboratory near your ho."
"Hmm? What about this place?"
Shaking her head, after tying up her hair she replied, "This place can be operated remotely; my second brother can produce fully synchronized robots, products of the combination of projection magic and technology, they work well."
"It seems the Ahn family is utilising those Magic knowledge quite effectively."
Ahn Ke smiled and said, "It’s rely utilization, until now we’re still in the learning phase. Without comprehensive annotations, learning quickly is impossible; as for innovation... heh, let’s wait a few decades."
The Magic knowledge system is vast, requiring decades to potentially complete learning; certain Magic knowledge also considers individual strengths, which must be t before forceful learning yields any outco.
What innovation can be expected under such conditions?
Anyway, Ahn Ke has little interest in so-called innovation, current innovation is mostly ’magical modification’, products ford by lding Magic knowledge and technology.
Technology doesn’t conflict with Magic; it can even complent. Yet, when the gap between the two grows larger, combining them becos unnecessary; complenting works when their developnt gaps aren’t vast, yet emphasis differs.
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