Of course, aside from the immense weight carried by "Spirit Realm," Kadeci had once also mentioned to her Fifth Group colleagues its unfathomably strange threshold for learning.
"Since ancient times, very few within the Hunter Corps have been able to awaken 'Spirit Realm,' and even now, the Hunter Corps has been unable to clearly determine the specific conditions for awakening 'Spirit Realm.'"
"So, as for how one ought to develop the ability known as 'Spirit Realm,' this is all I can personally tell you."
"If someone is qualified to awaken 'Spirit Realm,' then when the time naturally ripens, all information concerning 'Spirit Realm' will naturally flood into that person's mind of its own accord."
All in all, acquiring "Spirit Realm" was itself an extraordinarily rare occurrence—its conditions unknown, its process unknown, its odds of success infinitesimal, with successful cases one in ten thousand.
And yet, Oko now treated it as her final lifeline. She even intended to activate it on the spot, put it to immediate use, and directly clash head-on with Fente's battle-hardened techniques.
If Fente could sense Oko's true thoughts right now, he would surely believe that Oko had been driven mad by the situation, left with no choice but to pin all her hopes on this baseless, illusory fantasy.
But Oko herself was utterly serious.
On one hand, her inborn talent and the victories she had accumulated over so many years gave Oko absolute confidence even without any basis.
She firmly believed that if even Fente could awaken "Spirit Realm," then she naturally possessed the same qualification.
On the other hand, Oko believed that the predicament she found herself in was precisely the moment most suited to welcoming the time when everything would naturally fall into place.
After all, nothing was better suited to serve as the