Looking at Tsuka’s Panel, Nash quickly noticed all of his abilities had evolved.
From the Radar Map before, it turned into a Lidar Map, then from Gravity Control to Gravity Domain, Healing Field to Light Healing, Light Aura to Light of Enlightennt, Crystallite Shield to Crystallite Barrier, Size Manipulation to Dinsional Scaling, and Light Spear to Light Nova Spear!
There was also a new ability: Light Devour!
Looking at these abilities, he noticed Tsuka seed to be missing Earth Manipulation.
"It was eliminated after the purification of my bloodline." Tsuka explained.
"I see." Nash nodded in understanding.
As he rembered, Tsuka’s Earth Manipulation ability had indeed been stuck since it first awakened. No matter how much he advanced, it never fundantally changed.
Brushing it aside, Nash concentrated on the newly evolved abilities.
Asking Tsuka for their information, he quickly sent a stream of descriptions into his mind.
"Tsk, this is too overpowered!"
After advancing to level 7, a Mysterious Beast could indeed transform into sothing else entirely.
Just from the Sonar Map evolving into a Lidar Map, Nash was already amazed.
Initially, Tsuka used sound to map out a 100 million km radius area. Now it could use light to map a 100-light-year radius!
Although not as sharp as a radar or any form of map they had on the battleship, its range was beyond belief.
What’s better is that it wasn’t even Tsuka’s limit.
As its progress increased, even without evolving to a level 8 shelter, its size and ability would continue to grow.
If it could reach a 10,000-light-year radius, it could sit at the center of the Sun Star Void Area and still keep watch for incoming intruders!
As for the newly evolved Gravity Domain, besides having greater control and more ways to use the ability, Tsuka no longer had any limit.
As long as it had energy, it could create a gravity domain trillions of tis the normal.
If not for Void Energy supporting and reinforcing the fabric of space, Tsuka could easily create a black hole with a stomp of its feet.
Turning to Light Healing, Nash was a little dumbfounded.
"Are you sure this ability can even heal a tier 8 powerhouse?"
One had to know that a tier 8 healing potion was ridiculously expensive. Sotis, even with money, it couldn’t be bought.
What excited Nash most was the implication behind it.
If Tsuka could heal a tier 8 powerhouse now, what about the future?
Furthermore, since it could heal fundantal damage at the law level, could it bring back low-tier powerhouses from the brink as long as any life force remained?
"As long as Master is by my side, nothing can kill you!" Tsuka reassured.
Even if Nash were disintegrated instantly, as long as it was within Tsuka’s sight, it could bring him back in one piece as if nothing had happened.
"Hahaha, I’ll be relying on you."
Although he had the Void Pulse to protect and escape, what about the others?
Nash wasn’t just one person. He had partners, friends, and comrades.
If Tsuka could ensure their lives, Nash would have one less thing to worry about on the battlefield.
Turning to the Light of Enlightennt, Nash wasn’t as interested.
This ability was similar to before, offering a field of enlightennt that was a boon for scientists.
Unfortunately, for Nash, who could artificially induce enlightennt regularly, he had long grown used to the sensation.
Nonetheless, strengthening its effect and range could better help those scientists, especially the promising professional seedlings they had found before.
Turning to the Crystallite Barrier, he noticed that, besides being stronger, Tsuka could now grant individuals a personal barrier.
This personal barrier had no range limit, only limits on durability and duration.
"This is quite nice!"
With an extra shield, casualties on the frontline should be greatly reduced, especially when the next swarm cos.
Nash no longer wanted to experience the helplessness they felt during the last one.
Looking at the next evolved ability, Dinsional Scaling, Nash let out a smile.
"This ability is amazing!"
If before, Tsuka could only manipulate its own size, now it could warp space on a dinsional scale.
aning anything beside it would also shrink proportionally to its size.
Looking at the vast space on its back, squeezing every cosmic elite on there for a surprise attack shouldn’t be a problem.
Imagining Tsuka boarding the Void Pulse, carrying hundreds of trillions of cosmic elites on its back before ambushing the enemy, Nash let out a chuckle.
"Light Nova Spear... Tsk, isn’t this equivalent to a large-scale offensive weapon?"
According to the information sent by Tsuka, a regular shot of Light Nova Spear could disintegrate a tier 7 dark beast.
With so loading ti, dealing with a tier 8 dark beast was also possible.
And with Tsuka’s full power, it could even harm a tier 9 dark beast!
"Aweso, you’ve beco a little overpowered, Tsuka!"
Although so other level 7 shelters were also capable of killing a tier 8 dark beast, they could do nothing about a tier 9.
Furthermore, Tsuka was mainly an auxiliary beast, proficient in defense and light abilities.
Having such a powerful attacking ability on top of that was more than he could have asked for.
Finally, turning to Tsuka’s newly unlocked ability, disbelief flashed across his face.
"Is this defensive immunity?!"
Light Devour was simple; all attacks containing energy, whether void energy, elental, or law-based, could be devoured.
This ant that, besides the physical aspect of an attack, everything else would just beco nourishnt for Tsuka’s growth.
"As expected of a defensive mysterious beast!"
With Light Devour and the Crystallite Barrier, who could even break through Tsuka’s defense?
Nash estimated that even a tier 8 powerhouse would be as helpless as a child against such a combination.
Perhaps only those tier 8 dark beasts that relied purely on their physique could sohow land a critical hit on Tsuka.
As for the rest, they would be nothing more than sitting ducks for Tsuka to blast freely.
"You’ve really outdone yourself, Tsuka..." Nash sighed, rubbing its head.
Although his hand was tiny, Tsuka couldn’t help but trumpet in joy.
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