A month passed quickly, and the second stage of evolution came to an end with it.
Through constant attempts and training, Su Hao activated one of the three abilities he had envisioned: "Air-to-Steel Conversion."
He made many attempts with the other two, but none succeeded or achieved the desired results. They were impractical.
For example, assimilating living creatures. The energy carried by the creature itself would cancel out the Blood Qi Su Hao attached to its cells. Moreover, once Su Hao's cells, as foreign matter, invaded another's body, they would be frantically attacked by the target's immune system. All in all, impractical.
The imagined "Elementalization" was also unrealistic. Although the cells could still be retrieved after decomposing, more than half of them would be lost each time. The losses outweighed the gains.
The same old words: impractical.
Still, the success of "Air-to-Steel Conversion" delighted Su Hao beyond measure.
After dispersing his cells into the air, they would combine with it, then condense into a gray substance that floated in midair.
Su Hao called it Gold Sand.
It could be said to have many functions; the main thing was how it was used.
However, the skill "Gold Sand" did not greatly improve Su Hao's combat strength. It merely gave him more methods to handle all kinds of situations.
Compared with those Inhuman abilities, Su Hao thought more highly of his Runes and long blade.
The existence of Inhuman abilities only allowed him to amplify the power of Runes without limit. That was all.
Throughout this period, one matter had remained on Su Hao's mind: why, after Steel Armor King had been missing for so long, had the Heaven Sand Gang still not sent anyone to investigate Temple Forest City?
According to Rose, the surviving captive, the gang leader was Heaven Monarch,