The blue and red pills lay in the executive's left and right palms.
The blue one was precisely what Han Dong had come here to obtain—"the two Talent Points in the safest possible way."
Only by completing Door Opening would Han Dong be qualified to return and intervene in the impending London Incident, becoming an important "hub."
However, one thing the executive said caught his attention—"...You need to understand the essence of Talent Points. It will have a certain impact on your future development."
In truth, the core of that statement was also the question Han Dong had been pondering all along—the essence of the Destiny System.
Looking at the growth systems he had seen so far.
Whether it was the aberrant beings, Saint-tier Lifeforms, or the zombies within the "Graveyard," all of them possessed a very concrete theory of advancement.
Yet the Destiny System used a game-like format, granting individuals numerical "points," with a breakthrough occurring for every five points accumulated.
Upon careful thought,
"points" should merely be data representations that people could easily accept. In reality, they symbolized the experience an individual gained by participating in Destiny Events... The Destiny System simply presented them to individuals more intuitively in the form of "points."
What the administrator had just said probably conveyed one thing: points obtained by force and points obtained perfectly did not have the same effect.
The Talent Trees they cultivated would differ as well, even affecting future Door Opening and even Mythical Construction.
...All things considered.
After a brief moment of thought, Han Dong took the Red Pill and swallowed it in one bite... Other than its strawberry flavor, there was nothing special about it.
The executive was somewhat surprised by this choice.
After all, during his interview with Han Dong, he had clearly understood what