While everyone was preparing for the wedding, Nathan was preparing for evolutions.
"So, are you ready?" Nathan asked Fenrir. The rest of the familiars were observing from the side. They wondered if it would bring any change.
"Of course, I’m ready." Fenrir harrumphed.
"All right. Let’s begin." Nathan activated the Soul Contract to first check Fenrir’s information.
Na: Fenrir
Level: 832
Race: Celestial Wolf
Quality: Good (Mid)
Ena: 10,000,000/67,970,488
Absorption Rate: 87%
Skill Unlock: 76%
Progress: 57%
Talent: 99%
Potential: 31%
Growth: 57%
"Hmmm..." Nathan asked Mae to project this information. He pointed at this information while saying, "Fenrir. I wonder if my mory is failing , but I do rember your Growth should be at 55%, right?"
"I definitely rember that." Anubis nodded.
Fenrir harrumphed proudly. "Heh. That’s because I’m so talented."
Nathan rolled his eyes. "It looks like you’re able to progress."
Xolotl crossed his arms. "This is indeed interesting. I wasn’t there the first ti you checked this information, but if this were true, he could evolve. How about my status? Do I really not have any more potential to squeeze left?"
Nathan ford another contract for Xolotl and produced his information.
Na: Xolotl
Level: 911/1201
Race: Itzcuintli
Quality: Perfect (Low)
Ena: 25,000,000/112,895,500
Absorption Rate: 89%
Skill Unlock: 84%
Progress: -%
Talent: -%
Potential: -%
Growth: -%
"There is none." Nathan shook his head. "I’m afraid that this world only registers everything up to the true god level."
Tiamat narrowed her eyes. "In that case, this evolution might allow them to skip the process of forming the divine vessel."
"That’s what I think too." Xolotl agreed with Tiamat.
Both of them knew how hard it was to beco a true god. They never thought these guys could actually skip one process. It was unfair.
At the sa ti, it also showed how heaven-defying Nathan’s Soul Contract was.
"That ability is so powerful." Xolotl shook his head helplessly.
Nathan smiled. "Well, I have to agree. Nevertheless, this is our chance to get stronger."
Xolotl thought for a mont. "While we are at it, why don’t we test sothing else?"
"Test what?"
"You know the three requirents of the true god, right?"
"Yes. The stronger version of divinity, the baptism of karma, and the divine vessel." Nathan nodded.
"Yes. So, I’m thinking about using a portion of your karma to try the baptism. Not just your karma, his as well. Lastly, try to test the increase of a divine vessel by infusing his karma, your karma, and only the ena."
"That’s a lot to test." Nathan raised his head.
"I can understand why you want to test it that way." Tiamat nodded, agreeing with Xolotl.
Garuda explained, "If the baptism of karma works but doesn’t reflect in the increase of numbers, it ans these four are not related to it. Try it with different karma to see if there are any different results.
"Karma is karma, so you don’t have to worry about the karma getting contaminated or sothing.
"As for the divine vessel, since the divine vessel is usually created after the baptism, the test will show whether the divine vessel can be created or not.
"If the progress increases by using only ena, it will beco the most effective thod. Just by slaughtering those aliens, you can actually create many divine vessels.
"If it doesn’t work, infusing the karma might actually work. For this test, you should just use 0.0001% of your karma."
"A part of a million?" Tiamat frowned. "I think you should lower it further. He possesses so much karma that a part of a million is already too much. You should try a part of a billion. As for the karma from him, try it at 20%."
"Why am I becoming a test subject?" Fenrir asked.
"Good job, my sacrificial lamb."
"You are doing well, test subject."
Nidhogg and the others started joining the fun.
"All of you..." Fenrir gnashed his teeth.
Nathan said, "If the test doesn’t work, it doesn’t work. If the test works, you will basically gain more than the others. That’s all, Fenrir."
"Well, getting more than them... I believe this will work." Fenrir nodded in agreent.
"It’s rare for you to have that kind of trust in . We’re experinting after all."
Fenrir scoffed. "I won’t trust anything but your bullshit."
Since he could turn any random thing into reality, there was no reason not to trust him in this experint.
Nidhogg and the others suddenly fell silent. Now that they thought about it, Fenrir was getting all the benefits.
"Do you want to change, Fenrir? I can do it for you." Nidhogg harrumphed.
"I’m willing to beco the test subject. You can back off, Fenrir," Orochi agreed.
"Make up your mind!" Fenrir shouted.
Nathan just shook his head helplessly, but he was also enjoying the situation. Their bickering made the family lively, after all.
"All right. Let’s begin, Fenrir."
Nathan showed five contracts.
[In exchange for 500,000 ena, Fenrir’s Progress, Talent, Potential, and Growth will increase.]
[In exchange for 0,0000001% of Nathan’s karma, Fenrir’s Progress, Talent, Potential, and Growth will increase.]
[In exchange for 20% of Fenrir’s karma, Fenrir’s Progress, Talent, Potential, and Growth will increase.]
[In exchange for 500,000 ena and 0,0000001% of Nathan’s karma, Fenrir’s Progress, Talent, Potential, and Growth will increase.]
[In exchange for 500,000 ena and 20% of Fenrir’s karma, Fenrir’s Progress, Talent, Potential, and Growth will increase.]
[In exchange for 0,0000001% of Nathan’s karma and 20% of Fenrir’s karma, Fenrir’s Progress, Talent, Potential, and Growth will increase.]
He had made five different conditions to see how much he would be getting. The first three contracts were to see each individual’s strength. The last three were to see whether the combination of them would work.
"These are all the contracts for the test. If your Talent has reached 100%, we will adjust the contracts accordingly. Other than you, who has five million ena allocated for this test, the rest will only have three million for the evolution. Any objections?"
Fenrir grinned. "None!"
The three true gods also didn’t say anything, aning they approved Nathan’s contracts.
Fenrir cut his paw with his claw before placing it on the first contract.
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