Cooperation

Ninety-nine percent of Superpower Users had strength-based abilities—in other words, abilities that enhanced their own physical power.

Only fewer than one percent could project their powers outward: light, fire, water, electricity, and even all sorts of unimaginable abilities, such as Wu Boyong's illusions.

Everyone knew that energy traveled very, very fast.

When Superpower Users projected energy, it was the same as machines releasing energy—they needed time to charge up.

That meant attack frequency. Even artificial Energy Weapons had different attack frequencies when firing energy attacks at different power levels.

Not to mention that Superpower Users were human beings themselves. There was simply no way they could compare with specialized Energy Weapons.

But the frequency of Bart's energy attacks this time had been far too fast.

When people replayed the footage, they discovered that Bart's charging time had been exceptionally short—short beyond imagination.

In the video Bart had shown earlier, each fireball required half a second to charge.

But in this official Arena Match, Bart had fired thirty-six fireballs in less than half a second! Moreover, the Energy Detector showed that the energy output of Bart's fireballs was terrifyingly high.

The energy of a single fireball was equivalent to the explosive force of a fifty-kilogram Energy Bomb.

In other words, it was equivalent to the power of a standard bomb carried by a mech.

Put another way, the thirty-six fireballs Bart had just fired possessed the power of thirty-six standard mech bombs.

That was why some people said Bart could take on a mech alone. No one knew whether he had other tricks up his sleeve, such as larger fireballs or more ways to unleash Fire Energy.

In fact, their guesses were correct. Yang Bo had plenty of other Fire Energy attack methods. The fastest was the Fire Energy Ray.

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