Dealing with ORT

Mo Li now possessed the cards of all Heroic Spirits under normal circumstances. Alone, he was equivalent to a walking Heroic Spirit Throne, though this did not include Servants from places such as Lostbelts or the Servant Universe.

The Heroic Spirit Cards Mo Li possessed contained the Servants held by the Heroic Spirit Throne of the normal Type-Moon World. The cards enhanced him, and all the Servants who came to challenge him had provided an enormous amount of aether, which he absorbed and converted into his own power.

This round of strengthening directly helped Mo Li cross the most crucial threshold. He truly could now fly into the sky and stand shoulder to shoulder with the sun. If he were allowed to fully unleash his power, he could truly be called another sun, a star walking among mankind.

Modern Earth would have turned to ash on the spot.

It could not be helped. Mo Li had already been powerful after several rounds of strengthening. Though the Servants in the Heroic Spirit Throne were not overly outrageous individually, planet-busting divine Servants were practically wholesale goods, not to mention Lord God level combat power.

And that was merely what the Servants displayed. The true gods were even less likely to be weak, and Earth itself had far too many powerful native beings.

In the Type-Moon World, things like UOs were ultimate life-forms, with only one existing for each planet.

In Pan-Human History, the moon produced a Crimson Moon, while Mercury produced ORT. How could either of those planets compare to Earth in its lush abundance and vitality?

Crimson Moon was comparatively weak, but ORT herself was absurdly powerful. Simply put, ORT generated power through nuclear fusion. There was no need for difficult terminology—her power was nuclear fusion!

Nuclear fusion was the sun.