Ning thought for a mont and frowned a little. A System did sound a little too close to being a spirit with how it was made up of Pure Energy and even had so intelligence that grew from it.
He heard how it used the power in itself to do things that were otherwise impossible. 'So that is how it creates energy where there is no energy to create,' Alex thought. 'It takes it from itself.'
However, he saw another issue. "Surely a System doesn't have an unlimited power source," Ning said. "Does it never just run out of energy and die?"
"Sure, but isn't Pure Energy too hard to find?" Ning asked. "What sources of Pure Energy are there in this world?"
Ning's eyes widened in shock. "A Soul," he said. "But… how?"
"And doing so makes a soul even worse than it ever was?" Ning asked.
Ning frowned a little. "You told long ago that my wife's system isn't as egregious," he said. "Is that still the case?"
"I see," Ning said. "That's good. What would I do if her soul was hard and she was close to death?"
"I see," Ning said. That was a dangerous situation that he didn't want Ely to be in. Thankfully, she was not in it, so there wasn't much for her to do.
He tried to think of anything else he could ask the system about what he had learned, but it would take so ti for him to process what he had just learned right now.
He laid back on his bed, simply letting his mind roam around. He asked a few smaller questions to the system to clarify so things he was confused about.
With Space made from energy, he wondered if he could use Pure Energy to increase the size of his own Inner World. However, the system told him that wasn't possible.
You needed so much energy to create space, stable space, that it just wasn't viable for the owner of the energy system. There was a ans of increasing it, but the amount of energy it cost to increase the diater of his inner space by even a fraction would cost him a lot.
His inner world has a diater of around 280 Billion kiloters. Increasing that width by a single kiloter would an adding a layer of space that spanned the spherical world which already had a volu of over 9.2 x 10^34 cubic kiloters.
That much space would cost him in quadrillions if not quintillions of Energy.
Adding another kiloter after that would cost him even more as the space had to surround even more of the volu. As such, adding space to his Inner world would be an exponential nightmare at best and downright impossible at worst.
With Energy responsible for ti as well, Ning wondered if he could sohow manipulate it as well with his system. But from what he realized, he could only do it in a small area of space and that would cost him a lot of energy as well.
He was already doing that previously with his storage space where ti didn't flow. He also had the skills where he could perceive things at a faster rate and move to do the sa, so he didn't bother to ask for more.
Not when there was sothing equivalent on the horizon for him.
After so further thought, Ning gave up on trying to figure out anything else regarding Energy and Soul for today and went to sleep.
Sleep after the long day surprisingly lasted the whole night for him. He wasn't tired or anything, not that he could ever be with the current body, yet he still slept the entire night.
He went downstairs to get so food to eat and went to go see how the two kids were doing and if they had sothing to eat.
He talked to Umbra for a few minutes before returning back to his room to spend his ti there.
He was a little surprised that no one ca to bother him at all. With what had happened with the Mayor, as well as Emma's earnings, he had expected people to be knocking on his doors at all tis.
And yet sohow, no one was there at all.
Ning wondered if the fear he showed the people yesterday was a bit too much, but then again he liked this peace and quiet.
He returned back to his room and sat on his bed. With Emma gone for a few more days, he had ti to spend by himself.
And for so reason, he saw nothing better to do with that ti than to improve all 8 cores of his at once.
So he got to it.
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