Ten days later, just as Nash expected, he finished optimizing the [Training Module System].
"It’s finally complete!" Nash bead with a smile.
From following the pathways that were innate to his body, Nash modified and created an expressway where energy could flow straight to his body and soul.
Now, instead of the void energy circulating slowly, it would directly add to his void or soul power.
This alone had increased his training efficiency tenfold.
However, if that were all, Nash wouldn’t have to work so hard.
The reason it took longer than expected was that he added a crucial feature that could essentially bring him closer to his limit: Phase Conversion!
What this ans is that, instead of just lower energy ascending into a higher energy, Nash could also reverse the process.
In other words, his void core could turn into void fortification or void saturation!
This was a revolutionary feature!
Although as his rank ascended, his training beca slower, it was in no way because he was absorbing lower energy.
In fact, it was ten tis more efficient.
If he converted the result of his soul condensation training, turning it into soul saturation, his speed would multiply by 100 tis!
Coupled with the improved energy pathways in his body, his soul saturation training speed could improve a thousand tis!
"Let’s see if this works..."
Unable to wait any longer, Nash quickly activated the [Training Module System].
Suddenly, like before with the [Overlimit Module System], his body began to restructure, following the runic commands he had arranged.
Still, not wanting to greatly alter his body beyond what he could fix, it was all temporary.
Soon, as the [Training Module System] finished calibrating, he began to feel the boosted training effects it had, as expected.
However, it was only an appetizer for what he wanted. Opening the soul training panel tab, a new interface appeared before him:
[Soul Training:
Soul Saturation: 220,530%
Soul Fortification: 111,445%
Soul Condensation: 10,011%]
"Transfer fortification percentage to saturation!"
Instead of waiting to transfer his gains from training, Nash directly transferred the soul fortification he already had to the soul saturation.
[Soul Fortification -1%]
[Soul Saturation 10%]
"Oh? ten tis the difference? Nice, let’s see if my soul really has a limit!"
Transferring his soul fortification to the soul saturation one after another, his soul power began to weaken.
While it might seem that the difference between them was only 10 tis, in reality, it was 100 tis.
1% of soul saturation was only equivalent to 1 soul power, while 1% of soul fortification was equivalent to 100% soul power.
Although it was a losing deal, Nash had already thought of a way to quickly recover them.
Although it might cost a lot, Nash lacked nothing but money.
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As hours and days passed, transferring his power to the other, Nash slowly grew weaker.
However, the gleam in his eyes seed to tell a different story.
"It’s done! I didn’t expect it to be really effective!" Nash laughed, seeing his soul fortification completely fill his soul saturation.
However, after the smile, a hint of disappointnt flashed in his eyes.
Although he had long felt the limitations of his soul’s potential, especially when he was in an enlightened-soul state, he was still a little disappointed.
Opening the Soul Training Panel, a line of dazzling numbers soon lifted his mood:
[Soul Training:
Soul Saturation: 1,000,000%
Soul Fortification: 33,498%
Soul Condensation: 10,011%]
"A million soul saturation... it seems my limit isn’t as high as I thought." Nash smiled wryly.
Of course, while he was mulling over his soul limit, others couldn’t even hope to reach a hundredth of his potential.
Carefully feeling his soul, Nash suddenly noticed sothing different.
It was a fullness that he hadn’t felt before.
This fullness seed to give his strength an extra toughness, elevating his foundation to another level.
What’s more, feeling his absorption and affinity with the elents increase a notch, a surprised expression appeared on his face.
"Even my void affinity increased?!"
Although his void affinity was growth-based, it had never been able to grow on its own.
Besides the blessing provided by the Void Administrator that elevated its rank from D to C, there was nothing.
No matter how much energy he absorbed, it was like a stubborn rock that wouldn’t budge.
Taking out various testing apparatus, Nash quickly confird his feelings.
"My Void Affinity really advance to B level!" Nash swept away all his gloom at the unprecedented news.
It wasn’t like others who only increased one of their void affinities at a ti; in Nash’s case, all of his 1,618 void affinities had risen to another level!
"Haha, amazing! I wonder if it could increase again after my Void Fortification is filled?" Nash thought in anticipation.
Wanting to confirm his theory, Nash quickly began converting his Soul Condensation to Soul Fortification.
[Soul Condensation - 1%]
[Soul Fortification 10%]
"The difference is also ten tis..."
No longer surprised, Nash continued his attempts.
However, once his soul condensation rate dropped to 9,900%, he quickly stopped.
Taking out a perfect-quality soul condensation potion, Nash drank it, praying it would work.
After absorbing 100 pieces and giving 10 to Camilla, his friends, and others with potential on the team, Nash still had 800 left.
Unable to use the soul condensation potion, Nash decided to store them, planning to trade them in the future.
Now that his soul condensation was below a 10,000% condensation rate, Nash hoped it could get a new lease on life.
Soon, after a few seconds, feeling the potion beginning to take effect, Nash quickly mobilized the [Training Module System] to absorb them.
With its newfound speed, the initial day it would take to absorb the potion was shortened to just a few hours!
[Soul Training:
Soul Saturation: 1,000,000%
Soul Fortification: 34,608%
Soul Condensation: 10,000%]
"It works!" Nash could barely contain his excitent and laughed out loud.
Fortunately, he was in an isolated training room; otherwise, others might have thought he was a lunatic.
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