Because Gilgamesh had incarnated through All the World's Evil, he had not only avoided corruption, but his Magic Power was now supplied by All the World's Evil itself, making it virtually inexhaustible.
However, Infinite Magic was one thing, while his maximum Magic Power was another. Fast magic recovery only made him suited for prolonged battles. His own Magic Power limit was what determined the upper limit of his output.
Previously, Gilgamesh had been quite satisfied with his Magic Power. After all, having obtained a physical body, he was no longer like those conventional summoned Heroic Spirits.
They were restricted by their Heroic Spirit bodies, their parameters already fixed. But he was different. Though called a Heroic Spirit, he was not truly one anymore after gaining a physical body. He could improve himself through training.
Like the martial arts skills he had cultivated over the past ten years, along with his increased Magic Power.
Do not think ten years was a short time. When those summoned Heroic Spirits had still been human, their lives had only lasted around a century at most. Most Heroic Spirits had even died in their prime, in their twenties or thirties.
Those with the potential to become Heroic Spirits had already possessed exceptional talent among humans. Ten years had been more than enough for the incarnated Gilgamesh to improve tremendously.
Yet what Gilgamesh had not expected was that, although he, the oldest king of mankind, had lowered himself and secretly trained for a full ten years to defeat Yoru Machi, the gap between them was still this enormous when they met again.
The situation was just as Yoru Machi had previously said: Yoru Machi, whose Magic Power far surpassed his own, was a true skill-based player, while Gilgamesh was merely a pay-to-win player who relied on