Rod currently has 3000 units of Spiritual Energy, reaching a complete Static State takes about two seconds, and his defense can withstand attacks of about 10000 in strength.
After Spiritualization, it’s 20000, which ans, even if Rod were to hit himself, a bare-handed attack wouldn’t break the defense, not even using "Star Night" could break through the defense after Spiritualization.
Unless the attacking Rod also uses Spiritualization.
In combat, whether a defense is breached is a very crucial standard, directly tackling attacks with Spiritual Energy is a very unwise act.
Even if it held up, the consumption of Spiritual Energy would also be enormous.
The best thod is to dodge; if that’s impossible, only then should Spiritual Energy be converted into a Static State to deploy Spiritual Defense.
Therefore, judgnt is extrely important, and a monster’s attack usually directly relates to Spiritual Energy.
The recorder recorded Rod’s values again and marked them with the word "Excellent," indicating that these are strong values among Second Level Combatants.
The fourth item was to test the power of the Fire Spark’s ability.
But due to many inconveniences with Rod’s Fire Sparks, this item only tested the Star Shuttle. Currently, a fully activated Star Shuttle of Rod’s could hit 8000, and he could simultaneously launch ten, which is 80,000.
The Star Shuttle is still Rod’s main thod of combat, but it consus a lot of Spiritual Energy, making it unsuitable for long-duration battles.
Rod also wanted to test the Giant God Power, but using it would leave him weakened, even if activated for only half a second, it would weaken him for several clock hours.
He had to give up.
After completing four items, there were so minor projects, such as speed, responsiveness, drug resistance, resistance, etc.
After finishing one by one, a tester solemnly stood in front of him, handing him a badge with both hands.
"Congratulations, Mr. Rod, you are now officially a Second Level Combatant, this is your badge. From now on, your weekly salary and supplies will be adjusted to that of Second Level Combatants."
Rod took the badge and smiled, "Don’t be so hasty, I might soon beco a First Level Combatant."
The tester bowed slightly, "That would truly be a fortune for mankind, may you always have the fire with you, goodbye."
"Goodbye."
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After saying farewell to the tester, Rod finally left the Fire Hall and arrived at the White Tower.
This towering white giant tower is located beside a cliff in the mountainous area of Upper City, its tall tower even taller than the Dead Ash Mountain Range, with half of it extending beyond the range of the Holy Fire and disappearing into the Black Fog.
It had been a long ti since Rod last entered the White Tower.
And the White Tower hadn’t changed at all.
The only change was that the number of people coming to et him had increased.
Surrounded by a group of apprentices, Rod quickly arrived at the top of the White Tower and t redith, the Master of White Tower.
Compared to last ti, redith appeared much more haggard, his beard full of splits, and his robe wrinkled, his face replete with fatigue.
He still sat on the huge Star Chart, with a giant spherical Star Chart rotating behind him.
The mont he saw Rod, a spark of light appeared in his eyes.
"Little Rod."
He kindly said, "You’ve co, ah... you are a Second Level Combatant now, I’m delighted, your growth has far exceeded my expectations."
Rod was quite surprised in his heart; he initially thought these Prophets would say his growth was within their expectations.
"Uh, Mr. redith,"
He hesitated for a mont but still asked.
"Was my growth not within your expectations?"
redith looked at him warmly, his eyes filled with kindness.
"Little Rod, we are only Prophets, we can only vaguely see the future direction from the movents of the stars, changes of the sun and moon, disturbances in the Spirit Realm, touches of intuition, and so clues, and these are usually very vague. Often, it is only afterward that we understand what our prophecy actually was."
Behind him, redith’s most proud student, Iyeta, said, "No one can predict a person’s achievents, people are miracles with infinite possibilities."
redith smiled, "Yes, we are a beam of light in this Dark World. It is because of our existence that the world has not completely fallen into the icy darkness of utter death."
He floated down from the Star Chart, took Rod’s hand, his expression suddenly turned solemn.
"Your destiny is still peculiar; your future path is lost in a colorful shimr, but it’s filled with ominous blackness and indescribable horror. I seem to see an endless Abyss and a Black Tide capable of devouring the universe."
Rod’s heart sank, knowing that this wise Prophet must have seen a hint of the invasion.
"Mr. redith, can you see any details in it?"
redith shook his head slightly.
"Your destiny is very peculiar. I have never seen it nor can interpret it, of course, you need not worry, it may also be my delusion, as we have recently exhausted a lot of energy on the Ancient God plan and the Source Prophecy."
"The Ancient God Plan" is the project to find the Ancient God of Destiny, but he had not heard about the "Source Prophecy."
Iyeta noticed his confusion and explained, "The teacher had an Inspiration during a stargazing session and saw a terrifying and desperate future. Yet the scene was too vague. The teacher hopes to obtain a clearer prophecy using the Source Prophecy."
redith sighed lightly, "The Source Prophecy is the ultimate prophecy, it requires a massive sacrifice, and this ti, the cost of the prophecy has far exceeded our expectations. We have put forth great efforts but still have not t several conditions."
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