Chapter 760: World: Under
How much ntal Energy could one harvest from a world?
“Not much!” Would be the answer from a Grade 1 System, for it needed at least two decades to harvest around a hundred thousand ntal Energy. Even in technological worlds, this was the standard duration required, not to ntion in other less connected worlds.
After all, unless the target killed your mother, you wouldn’t think about them every second of your existence. Even on Earth, as the richest man, at most Compass Carburettor made his way into the conversation of people once or twice a day, and that was only between people that constantly talked about people and the rich businessn that dealt with money.
The average joe was busy making a living to even bother with such people who had more money than they ever needed.
So, even though he sat at the highest seat on Earth, the streams of ntal Energy directed at him weren’t much, in terms of consistency. If divided in terms of seconds, at most one ntal Energy stream was directed at him every two or three seconds.
On so days, there would be hundreds or even thousands every second, happening every ti he did sothing drastic that affected the lives of plenty of commoners. But on other days, there wouldn’t even be a ntal Energy stream for entire hours.
At the end of the day, Grade 1 Systems weren’t even able to tap into the network of ntal Energy’s potential much.
“Pretty decent!” Would be what a Grade 2 System says, being able to absorb ntal Energy from all the humans of the world, for they were all System Hosts. aning, any ntal Energy they generated would be absorbed by the targets, for they too were System Hosts.
This was why Grade 2 Systems never bothered to interfere with the affairs of the world, only doing so when the world was on a destructive cycle. If the number of people reduced drastically, the total ntal Energy it fard would reduce, to prevent which it generally gave imnse benefits to a certain soone and turned him into the protagonist of the world.
Eventually, that protagonist would solve all the problems plaguing the world, resulting in it functioning at full capacity for the foreseeable future.
A Grade 2 System would probably need around a week or two to make a hundred thousand ntal Energy.
“Great!” Would be the answer from a Grade 3 System, for the majority of the ntal Energy generated in the world would be absorbed by the world itself. After all, with the entire world acting as its Host, all the ntal Energy generated in it would obviously beco the Grade 3 System’s.
It would probably make a hundred thousand ntal Energy in a matter of hours.
If the sa question was posed to the current Compass Carburettor, the answer would be, “Decently great!”
He wasn’t getting as much ntal Energy as a Grade 3 System, but he was actually making more than a Grade 2 System.
After all, it wasn’t just humans that he was absorbing ntal Energy from, but also the plethora of creatures existing in nature.
He first started by enveloping every city and town in a do of mist, making them act as batteries that produced a steady stream of ntal Energy. With that, he was making more ntal Energy than what he consud, allowing him to expand his network and act on cities farther away.
By transforming into the Garuda, he was able to fly at a rapid pace. Within a week, he pretty much captured all the major cities and towns. He didn’t bother with the villages, for the ti taken to capture them all was too much and wasn’t worth the effort.
With that, he was getting a few hundred ntal Energy every second, a trendous sum. Adding onto the fact that the sunlight incident on him was also being converted into ntal Energy, his reserves were climbing up rapidly.
Following that, he awaited a week, saving up enough ntal Energy before which he stared at the sky, emanating a stream of mist while flying around the entire world. Gradually, he spread the mist around, creating a layer high up in the sky, forming a thickness of a few tres.
It was at a height where it wasn’t visible either during the day or during the night. It took him a month to finish erecting the mist do entirely, having enveloped the entire world under it.
Moreover, the mont the mist thinned in a certain location, it automatically absorbed so of the ntal Energy spheres forming around its inner surface, using it to replenish itself. With that, it beca self-sustaining, following which Compass Carburettor removed the dos covering the cities.
It was no longer necessary, for he had enveloped the entire world with it, also spreading around a thin enough mist that was strong enough to trap in the ntal Energy streams generated by the people whenever they had any thoughts.
Whether it was a human, a fish, or even an insect large and developed enough to unleash ntal Energy, they were all his targets, becoming active players of his ntal Energy farm.
With that, he was obtaining at least a thousand ntal Energy every second, an amount he never deed possible. But, Compass Carburettor didn’t stop at that as he went around the world, laying down solar panels—Anthozoa’s skin.
The mont sunlight was incident on them, these skins absorbed the sunlight, converted it into ntal Energy and stored them there in the form of ntal Fragnts. The mont the number of ntal Fragnts exceeded a certain level, they would transform into ntal Energy and flow into Compass Carburettor.
These sunlight-absorbing skins, Compass Carburettor morphed them into trees and planted them anywhere he pleased, enjoying the sheer volu of ntal Energy he was gaining now, which had pretty much doubled.
The entire world had beco a ntal Energy generator, causing his reserves to increase like crazy. It wasn’t just that, but now that he could transform anything into ntal Fragnts, Compass Carburettor stared at a mountain, transforming it into ntal Fragnts that he absorbed.
He then used that to create thousands of Forbidden Tales, sneaking them into the hands of anyone with a mildly strong fate in the world, watching them all fall into its influence gradually.
And thanks to that, with the passing of every day, Compass Carburettor fragnts began to grow in the minds of the populace, including the commoners. The situation in the world had progressed to a level beyond what Conjurer could ever think of, even in the worst of his nightmares.
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