Fang Cheng sat cross-legged on the bed and raised one finger.
A coin stood on its tip, spinning at incredible speed. Its afterimages blurred into a sphere.
He was training his Vector Control ability.
After the fusion and simplification last time, he now had only a handful of abilities, most of them reduced to Level 1 and in need of retraining.
As he trained, he discovered that abilities varied in power even at Level 1.
Take Vector Control, for example. At Level 1, it was weak. At most, it could change the direction of small objects, and he had to touch something with his hand to use the ability. He couldn't even deflect a pebble fired from a slingshot.
By contrast, the fused Dragon's Wrath could destroy an entire reinforced-concrete room at Level 1.
Compared to that, Vector Control seemed like a very weak ability.
Yet Uehara Takashi's performance showed how invincible it could become at higher levels.
After days of observation and training, Fang Cheng roughly sorted the abilities into four types, not counting the ones Izanae had given him.
The first was the potential type. These abilities were weak at first but had immense potential, so they needed focused training and development. Vector Control was one example.
The second was the ordinary type. These abilities were fairly powerful at first, but had limited potential and couldn't be upgraded later. Flying Rain Needle was one example.
The third was the all-rounder type. These abilities were powerful at first and had plenty of potential, so they could be trained and developed continuously. However, increasing their proficiency was difficult. Blood Explosion was one example.
The last type was the deadweight type. They could also be called useless or just-for-show abilities. They were weak at first and couldn't be upgraded, like the