When silent, nothing happens; when actions start, they shock.
To make a move, it can't be a small-scale test. Stirring the grass will only alert them, adding unnecessary variables.
If you strike, it must be with full force, aiming for total elimination in one go.
All in!
When it's ti to go all in, you must go all in!
Win, and you'll get champagne and models at the club.
Lose, and you'll beco the model at the club.
As for the other chanical robot, though in terms of strength it should be the weakest among the three, even Sofia couldn't forcibly keep it.
But the level of strangeness in the chanical robot was the highest.
The flesh growing and spreading inside its body vaguely gave Herbert a very ominous feeling.
The twisted flesh grew and spread from the chanical structure.
It corroded the tal, replacing it with flesh.
The feeling was as if the machinery had been polluted by flesh...
In his past life, Herbert wasn't too convinced by the taphysics of intuition.
But in this life, his spiritual intuition had always been strong.
"Regarding the problems with the flesh, it's best to discuss more with Svanni later, or just let her see it with her own eyes."
He had previously ntioned the construction robot polluted by flesh to Svanni, but without a physical reference, the Dark Elf couldn't make further deductions.
Now, with the ability to connect and teleport between the Disciplinary Hall and Elda, bringing Svanni to witness it firsthand has beco more convenient.
["Hmm~ However, I suggest you prepare a little more, as the Heroic Spirit pool is sufficient for now."]
Nenasha did not urge, but instead advised Herbert to prepare more.
In Nenasha's position, she was actually the one most eager for Herbert to take risks.
If Nenasha were rely a common Evil God wishing to revive, she would most hope Herbert would take risks, endangering his life to collect materials for her restoration.
Whether it's collecting those materials quickly or occupying his body if Herbert perished halfway, both would be better choices for her.
But Nenasha let go of it.
Unknowingly, she'd stopped thinking about these long ago.
Instead, she repeatedly emphasized to Herbert: ["My dear ally, I do not wish for you to take risks."]
A rather humorous scene.
The Evil God advising a mortal to be calm and steady, while the mortal can't stop himself from being reckless.
In the end, the god managed to persuade the human, and Herbert accepted Nenasha's proposal.
"Alright, I'll listen to you."
["Yes, yes, good boy, good boy~"]
Nenasha comforted him as if coaxing a child, causing Herbert to roll his eyes.
"Stop this nonsense."
Tsk.
Whoever you are, hurry up and leave Nenasha's body!
["Hehe~"]
Miss Xie Shen chuckled pleasantly, refraining from further teasing, continuing:
["By the way, if you think there are enough heroic spirits, you can switch to another summoning thod."]
"What thod?" Herbert was also curious about this.
What's this?
Is there another way?
The answer is—yes, brother, yes!
["Sacrifice a certain number to exchange for higher quality."]
["As long as the consud soul crystal cores are enough, I can also awaken a Legendary Level heroic spirit."]
According to Nenasha, this ti, it was to get free labor. So even after consuming a large number of soul crystal cores, the highest awakened was only a High Tier heroic spirit.
If these soul crystal cores are all slted into one, there is a certain probability of awakening a powerful Legendary Level heroic spirit!
"Hmm?"
After listening, Herbert only had one thought—hiss, isn't this a guarantee?
Or rather, an exchange?
To him, summoning heroic spirits was like drawing cards, not knowing what kind of heroic spirit would awaken, what capabilities, personality, or race they would possess, with too many uncertainties.
Whereas this second thod fixed the level of the summoned heroic spirit, enforcing a Legendary summon.
In gas, a guarantee would happen after drawing more than a certain amount of cards, resulting in a consolation prize.
Now it's about spending resources to make a fixed exchange for a higher-grade lottery ticket.
"Can sothing like this really be done?"
More than the seemingly shady or benevolent operation, Herbert was impressed by the extent of Nenasha's capabilities.
lding nurous heroic spirits into one, forging a whole new soul.
Such a feat...
["Yes, it's possible."]
Nenasha sensed Herbert's thoughts, smiling calmly, she whispered: ["Herbert, don't forget."]
["I am, after all, a deity~"]
Deity.
Growing increasingly familiar with Nenasha, Herbert sotis forgot about that aspect of her identity.
Nenasha was a deity, likely not an ordinary one either.
She harbored no reverence for other deities, considering any god just a small fry.
If it were just words, anyone could brag similarly.
Herbert could claim himself as the chosen of the Sun God!
But Nenasha seed... capable of doing it.
She could seize the Sun God's dominion with her currently severe injuries, causing upheaval in the world.
If Nenasha continued to recover, what could she achieve?
Herbert sotis didn't want to think too much.
He wasn't fearing the dangers that might arise in the future; he had been ntally prepared upon becoming Nenasha's ally.
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