As for the second effect of the "Advanced Blood of the Gods," it was closely related to the first.
Thanks to his increased control over his body, Richard could tell that his body had been greatly strengthened.
In practical terms, his work efficiency had risen, and injuries caused by certain external factors had also become easier to deal with.
For example, the void energy erosion that had plagued him for so long.
The damage had now eased considerably. Even if something happened later and he needed to use Void Spells for an extended period again, it would not matter.
With his increased control over his body, he could specifically enhance his resistance to void energy erosion, making it much harder for void energy to harm his body.
If each use of a Void Spell had previously caused ten points of damage to his body, now it would cause at most three or two points. Ideally, causing only one point of damage was not impossible.
The cost of using Void Spells had dropped dramatically, and the damage they caused could be recovered from efficiently. As a result, Void Spells had gone from being strategic trump cards to routine abilities. He could use them to handle certain matters without worrying too much, making things more flexible and convenient.
For instance, if he encountered the Truth Society's Colored Ring Supervisor again, he would not need to be as wretched as he had been in Pompey. He could simply keep using Void Spells to play hide-and-seek with the other party, run them in circles until they were dizzy, and then leave with ease.
In a sense, after his body had been transformed by the "Advanced Blood of the Gods," and with a somewhat "cheating" spell like Void Spells at his disposal, he might not