After successfully passing the Heavenly Being First Decay, his strength had increased by a great deal. It would take some time to adapt to this power.
Chen Yi still had quite a bit of War Merit and was in no hurry to spend it. Instead, he brought Fire Dragon and Chuka to the Time and Space Hut every day to hone his control over his strength.
A moment of enlightenment allowed Chen Yi to reconstruct his Heart Fire.
It could be said that even if Chen Yi lost his Heart Fire, he could form it again using his understanding of flames.
He simply lacked a certain degree of understanding regarding Heart Fire's destructive power.
Every time he retrained his control over his strength, it was an act of self-reflection for Chen Yi.
As everyone knew, mages cast spells by mobilizing the omnipresent Elemental Particles. When there were enough Elemental Particles nearby and they were sufficiently active, the destructive power of a spell could also increase.
Warriors relied on their own bodies, erupting with greater strength through intent, momentum, and technique.
As an Intent Mage, Chen Yi stood somewhere between the two.
Intent Mages had existed before, but no one had reached Chen Yi's level.
Intent affected Mana and amplified a spell's fire elemental attacks.
Fire Mages could achieve the same effect by devouring Fire Elemental Particles.
However, with the convenience provided by the Game World, Chen Yi could rapidly raise his intent without spending a long time devouring Fire Elemental Particles.
Chen Yi's strength lay in his excessively high-level intent and his thorough understanding of spells.
Compared to warriors, his advantage was that he could use knowledge as a lever to unleash stronger bursts and cast spells over a wider area.
It could be said that Chen Yi used a