The world fell utterly silent. Even the prehistoric Esteemed Immortals rose in shock, one after another. Our invincible Sacred Covenant, specifically designed to counter the enemy, had actually been copied—and the opponent was using it even more flexibly?
The divine ability configuration chart was indeed rather outrageous. In theory, it was simply invincible.
Even the painter beside them revealed a trace of disbelief:
"You've got to be kidding me. Isn't this the experimental version of the invincible chart I evolved in the Nine Provinces before? But that chart had a fatal flaw. This fellow actually completed the flaw?"
The painter had studied this before: a perfect, invincible configuration chart for the Ten Divine Abilities.
As a man with obsessive-compulsive disorder, he naturally planned to use the copied divine abilities based on the Masked Era as the core and create an entire divine ability lineage.
In his eyes, invincibility was supposed to work like this.
No matter how powerful the opponent's divine ability was, he would first copy it, then defeat the opponent through sheer numbers. That was invincibility.
But he had encountered the same problem as Ning Zheng.
After copying them, he possessed only the opponent's divine abilities, without the corresponding techniques to use them. Instead, he became even weaker.
Thus, he studied the Kindling Flame, attempting to burn away the enemy's knowledge and create a perfect combination with the Masked Era.
But he soon discovered a flaw in the Kindling Flame divine ability. If the opponent was unprepared, it could indeed steal their knowledge.
Once they were prepared and encrypted their knowledge, however, he had to burn them alive before he could obtain all their information. It was not enough to burn some of their hair or skin to acquire their profound techniques for using their divine abilities.
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