But he did not continue intercepting the Snowflake Spatial Entities. Instead, he returned to the ground, found a place to sit, and watched the snowflakes that appeared in midair and vanished again.
The black space he had just entered was likely Carmen's deliberately preserved mental power. That confrontation had been both a long-distance clash between Carmen and Dr. Zhang and an encounter across staggered time and space between him and the two of them. In the end, Carmen had been suppressed by Dr. Zhang, while he had once again broken through his mental limits.
Recalling those hands folded over the knees, each thumbnail marked with a black mole, Xu Huo realized that he might have seen Dr. Zhang's true face before.
Dr. Zhang might have been able to disguise himself in the outside world, but deep within the Spiritual World, illusions were difficult to maintain. Dr. Zhang's consciousness had appeared in the form of a spiritual body, so it could only have taken his own appearance.
And at the moment he saw Dr. Zhang, he felt the shackles in his Spiritual World break open once more. The Spiritual World, containing boundless mental power, surged forth.
Mental power was both like and unlike space-time power. Unlike the latter two, mental power belonged to the Player himself, while space-time power could only be borrowed. Yet like space-time, mental power was also boundless!
The so-called upper limit of the Spiritual World was merely a limit humans believed in. The Spiritual World itself was endless. He had only stirred the tiniest fraction of it.
No wonder Dr. Zhang had been able to set a new Player limit for mental stats at such a young age. If one did not regard humans as the source from which mental power was released, but merely as vessels