Three Questions, the System's Secrets!
After dealing with the disasters and game-related matters, Su Mo pondered for a moment before calling up the system again.
It had to be said that his gains this time had truly been substantial. During those idle days when he could only lie still, he had caught many problems he had never noticed before.
And the answers to those questions had given him his first guesses and understanding of the system's existence and essence.
Splash.
The startup sound of seawater slapping against something came from beside his ear. The system's main interface was nothing like the flashy game interface.
It was simple and clean, displaying several important indicators. Its functions were simple yet powerful.
He remained on the main interface, staring at the 100% Threat Level for a while before suddenly clearing his throat. "You're also a Cosmos Core, aren't you?"
Annihilation and rebirth—the cycle between the two happened to be closely connected to the system's core upgrade function.
By this point,
Su Mo believed that the points mentioned in the daily report were actually the life force derived from digesting annihilation during each of his actions. They were a quantifiable manifestation of his facing challenges and overcoming difficulties.
However, past disasters had never offered options like the Death Tide, assigning the converted life force to individuals. Instead, it would all be collected for unified use.
The system's function, then, was to cleverly intercept and preserve this precious life force from the game—or from the established rules governing the operation of the star regions.
Whenever Su Mo needed an upgrade, the system would attach this life force to the item he selected, causing it to unleash unimaginable effects and power.
There were three main pieces of evidence supporting this conclusion:
First, the greater the scale