After activating the Seed of Flame, Wenren Sheng naturally wanted to test its abilities.
He connected with the Seed of Flame through his thoughts and attempted to communicate with it.
Unfortunately, it could not speak. It likely possessed only the instinct to seek benefits and avoid harm.
But that was fine too. If every one of them were as mischievous as Little Illusion, he would have quite a headache.
After thinking it over, he realized that it excelled at creation and destruction. So he selected several corresponding categories of mysterious skills and copied them from the Seed of Mystery onto this Seed of Flame.
This was equivalent to two Otherworldly Species possessing the same set of skills.
For example, a mysterious skill called Temperature Control Technique was highly suitable for being cast through it.
An Otherworldly Species was a vessel. Casting a mysterious skill was like using a template, while source power was the ink. To use a skill, one merely needed to stamp the template, and it was immediately done.
An Otherworldly Species essentially packaged the mysterious skills one had learned directly, allowing an Otherworldly User to invoke them like a foolproof tool.
In fact, the mages of the Flame World could do the same, because they also had spell models. That too was a form of packaging.
However, their master, the Flame God, deliberately restricted them. Before activating a spell model, they had to chant, make gestures, and might even require casting materials... To cast certain spells instantly, they needed a very high mage level.
Ultimately, it was all about finding every possible way to exploit them.
By comparison, Otherworldly Species did not do that. They chose another way to exploit their hosts, such as forcing them to do many things they did not wish to do.
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