Meng Chao had stripped armor fragments from a total of ten Totem Warriors.
Although many of them had only been equipped with half a breastplate or a pair of Arm Armor.
But considering that High-Level Orcs were generally far larger than Earthlings, the armor fragments stripped from that Boar Warrior alone, who stood over four meters tall, would have been enough to cover Meng Chao from head to toe so tightly that not even water could seep through.
Yet after Meng Chao absorbed the armor fragments of ten Totem Warriors in succession, they had barely managed to wrap around his final toe.
This meant that during the fusion process, the Totem Armor fragments had undergone astonishing changes in both volume and density—they had shrunk drastically.
Such a degree of shrinkage could not be explained by compression on the molecular scale.
It might even have involved alterations to the Atomic Spherical Energy Layer.
And after taking so many armor fragments into his body all at once, Meng Chao did not feel the slightest bit "heavy."
He only felt as though a ravenous giant beast lay dormant within him, its craving for high-energy nutrients and cultivation resources ten times stronger than before.
This made him suspect that Totem Armor was not merely a kind of "metal." It was questionable whether it even belonged to the category of pure "matter."
Second, every time he absorbed an armor fragment, a brand-new stream of data flooded into Meng Chao's brain.
They were all combat experiences attached to that fragment of armor.
There were also "System Assistants," or rather, "Artificial Intelligences," that took the form of their former owners.
It seemed that as more and more armor fragments fused together, the System Assistant that helped its owner operate the Totem Armor also became smarter and more