The Source of Power

"Law Decrees are not rules. They cannot decree that 'something will definitely happen.' Their greatest use is actually to transcend 'limitations'—things that could have happened become more likely to happen, with fewer restrictions and lower costs."

It could rain six days a week; a punch would have a high chance of hitting an opponent squarely in the forehead; illegal parking would always run into surveillance cameras; driving drunk would mean encountering traffic police the moment one stepped outside.

In a sense, it was a low-end version of making dreams come true, one that required prerequisites.

If that still failed to demonstrate its uniqueness, then examples of its "lowering thresholds" and "reducing consumption" made it even more obvious.

Normally, launching a rocket into the sky was a precise and dangerous task. But with a "Law Decree Rocket," one only needed to fulfill the theoretical basic requirements, allowing it to physically ignite and lift off. The rest was no longer much of a problem. The process was wrapped within the "Law Decree"; input the cause that activated the decree, and one would obtain the corresponding result.

Thus, when Professionals integrated a "Law Decree," they were also integrating their past "accumulations." The stronger the cause, the stronger the result.

That was precisely why Law Decrees were often composite abilities, or explosive powers created by integrating and elevating a series of past abilities. For example, the "Purgatory Fire Rose" Lu PingAn had displayed before was a dual lethal Poison Flame of poison and blazing fire.

With one action, one command, what had originally been cumbersome power allocation directly produced a result. It also possessed priority and power that crushed ordinary Curse-level resistance, giving it an overwhelming advantage in actual combat.

At this level, Lu PingAn's Law Decree seemed incredibly magical in some people's eyes.