The elemental spell array blossomed with rainbow-colored light. Jila at its center was enveloped by natural elements, and as power gathered, it gradually formed a three-meter-tall elemental energy cocoon, finally stabilizing.
Jila's advancement would definitely succeed. After all, the ability brought by 130,000 points of elemental affinity had absorbed more than two hundred portions of "elemental source matter." It was actually difficult to fail—but that depended on whether the "Oath of Bestowal" could endure.
Just now, when Su Xiao chose to bestow his elemental affinity upon Jila, he clearly heard a crisp crack from inside the badge-like oath item known as the "Oath of Bestowal." Clearly, the "Oath of Bestowal" had borne a weight it should never have had to bear.
Elemental affinity was never supposed to be calculated in units of ten thousand. Even experts of the elemental system only had a few thousand points in the late stages. Reaching 8,000 points was already astonishing. Su Xiao possessed such high elemental affinity because of several coincidences combined with an extreme increase in his physical attributes.
As the Shadow of Law Destruction, Su Xiao's elemental affinity was naturally high. However, even high had its limit. He estimated that it would have capped out at around 2,000 to 3,500 points. The problem lay in one of his "ultimate passive" abilities.
"Ultimate Effect 4: For every 1 point increase in the ultimate Intelligence Attribute, permanently increase elemental affinity by 30 points."
Even with this "ultimate passive," elemental affinity would have reached its limit at 8,000-plus. The problem was that Su Xiao was a Law-Destroyer. In the previous great era, Law-Destroyers had even been called Guardians of the Elements. On the level of causality, this gave the Shadow of Law Destruction system a very high "elemental affinity limit."
Even so, "elemental affinity" would