The values on the instrument suddenly dropped to zero. In the room next door, the mental power filling the space was instantly drained away. From several meters away, Bai Kou watched the man leaning against the wall. "Did you pass out?"
For Xu Huo, the worst aftereffect of mental interference was endless dizziness. As for the blood he'd coughed up, that was because he'd been struck by the mental power he'd manifested while trying to enter the third layer of Bai Kou's Spiritual World. The pain in his chest would gradually ease, but the sensation that his brain was being stirred around still wouldn't go away. His vision kept going black, and he had to lean against the wall to stay upright.
"Let's continue tomorrow." Bai Kou glanced at the time and left the testing room.
Her tall figure disappeared behind the closing door in his wavering field of vision. Only then did Xu Huo sit down on the floor to rest. He didn't use a Potion to speed up his recovery; instead, he carefully acclimated himself to the feeling of mental injury.
The Mental Evolvers he'd encountered before, including Moth Art, hadn't been particularly formidable opponents. He was no different; he was still at the stage of mental interference.
The reason it was called mental interference was that mental power had too little effect on people who entered the Spiritual World. It could only be called interference. The most obvious effects were on sight and hearing. As one's abilities grew stronger, it could affect touch and perception as well. But all of this depended on the other person's mental strength. The effect of the interference depended on the mental state of the person being affected. The higher a Player's Evolution rate and level, the greater their mental strength would