Mo Qiong studied his abilities until late into the night. Even with his physical functions completely inherited, he was exhausted.
As for the color-related properties, Mo Qiong had already gained a very profound understanding of them.
The Contained Object's changes to the color of matter did not affect its structure or destroy its original functions. At most, they weakened them to a certain degree. For example, this ability could not make opaque things transparent, nor could it make transparent things opaque.
However, it could weaken the transparency of transparent objects, causing them to reflect a certain color, much like the tinted windows of a car—or sunglasses.
Therefore, although it had no offensive power, it could still affect a person's vision. The human eye was structured like a convex lens. Whether it colored the eye fluid or the cornea, it was equivalent to forcing someone to wear a pair of cheap sunglasses—or even covering their vision with frosted glass.
This allowed the eyes to still see things while making everything especially dim. At its strongest, it could leave someone practically blind in places with insufficient light.
Mo Qiong had tried it himself. When he changed his eyes to resemble the Sharingan, the world he saw seemed to be shrouded in scarlet, hazy and indistinct.
Of course, if Mo Qiong only turned the opaque parts of his eyeballs red while leaving the transparent corneas and lenses unchanged, he could have the appearance of the Sharingan while retaining normal vision.
No wonder people said this ability was useless. Even if Mo Qiong turned himself completely black from head to toe, an examination would reveal that he had not gained a single additional trace of melanin, and his bodily functions would continue operating normally.
And this near-blinding effect meant little to eight-year-old Mo Qiong.