The Void Mirror Heart's original replication ability could only reach ninety percent of the original's power. The gap might seem small, but in a clash between supreme experts, that missing ten percent could affect many things.
Yet Myriad Mirrors Return to Truth could raise the replicated power infinitely close to the original.
This meant that as long as the target was within Chen Fei's range of perception, he could almost instantly replicate the opponent's most powerful moves, secret arts, and even the extended characteristics of their Void Secret Treasures, then unleash them at nearly the original power!
More crucially, this replication was not fixed. He could switch targets at any time, like holding a kaleidoscope in his hand, reflecting and copying whatever power on the battlefield was worth copying as he pleased.
This undoubtedly elevated the Void Mirror Heart's strategic value to an entirely new height. Against unknown powerful enemies or complex battlefields, Chen Fei possessed tremendous tactical flexibility.
Chen Fei's gaze swept over the key prompts in the Information Stream, and his brows furrowed almost imperceptibly.
Myriad Mirrors Return to Truth was certainly powerful, but its price was equally steep.
Unlike the Void Mirror Heart's original costless replication trait, once Myriad Mirrors Return to Truth successfully replicated a power, it would continuously consume a vast amount of Immortal Power to maintain that replicated state.
That consumption began the instant the replication was complete, even if Chen Fei had yet to use the replicated power.
And when Chen Fei truly unleashed that replicated power, he would have to additionally pay the Immortal Power required to cast that power itself.
In other words, using Myriad Mirrors Return to Truth to replicate and unleash a powerful move consumed nearly twice as much Immortal Power as the original move, perhaps even more.
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