The results of the experiment were fairly satisfactory.
By dissecting the bodies of three adventurers, Saine preliminarily concluded that the skills the gods of this world bestowed upon their believers were directly imprinted into their brain regions.
The brain was one of the most mysterious and important organs of intelligent life.
Even the mages of the Wizard World had not achieved one hundred percent development and utilization of the brain region. One could imagine just how much complexity lay within it.
The mages of the Wizard World cultivated Mental Strength and absorbed knowledge, all by using their brains.
Neither belittling nor praising them.
But from an impartial perspective, those foreign gods who had embarked upon the path of the faith system truly had their exceptional qualities.
No wonder mages above Rank Four in the Wizard World took pride in possessing a specimen of a foreign god.
The three low-level adventurers were all far too weak. Each possessed only three skills, which seemed related to their constitutions and the extent of their brain-region development.
If they were granted a new skill, one of the skills they originally possessed would be overwritten and forgotten.
Besides that, another result Saine obtained through dissection was that these adventurers also possessed extremely crude and rudimentary cultivation techniques.
For example, Saine discovered a trace of exceedingly weak energy particles within the warrior and ranger.
On the Faelun Continent, this thing was called "qi" or "Yuan Power."
Because this was a special world ruled by gods, only those who believed in gods could obtain true power on the Faelun Continent.
The path of self-cultivation had little market in this world.
The cultivation techniques of those two low-level warriors and rangers were even worse than the shoddiest battle aura techniques in the Wizard World.
Logically speaking, the concentration