Even Gauss had to admit the idea was audacious, but somehow, he also felt it might be possible.
After all, taken literally, this was the power of the world's rules. It wasn't impossible that it operated on a level beyond what common sense could comprehend.
He suppressed his excitement and continued testing.
Perhaps because his body had completely "contained" it, he found that even though he couldn't understand its essence, he could still wield a portion of its immense power.
Objectively speaking, his use of it was far inferior to the Kobold's enhancement in terms of short-term burst power.
But one thing had to be understood: there was a difference between having one good meal and being able to eat well every day.
The Kobold's method was a one-way trip.
It had not only sacrificed its own life force, but also worn down and damaged the [Precision] fragment.
Gauss was different. When he used it, there were practically no side effects.
For now, the fragment could provide him with a degree of "auto-targeting" against enemies. It also made any activity he undertook feel much more effortless.
Thinking of this, he couldn't help sighing again.
If the Kobold hadn't expended so much power in the end, perhaps he could have absorbed even more Divinity Factor.
Then it wouldn't be 2.65%, but maybe 3% or even 4%.
That thing deserved to die!
Gauss shook his head, growing angrier the more he thought about it.
He had just experienced the power of the world's rules for a while, and his understanding of it had deepened considerably.
Clearly, the power of the world's rules was likely a deadly poison to the vast majority of living beings.
It seemed to have some obscure connection to Divinity Factor.
It appeared that the power of the world's