Fang Cheng had come up with this method of dropping garbage from a great height on the spur of the moment.
But the more he thought about it, the more it sounded exactly like the legendary space-based kinetic weapon system, the Rod of God.
However, the Rod of God was still just an impractical concept.
Even with the kinetic energy from its fall, its potential energy, and the energy of its fuel, its ultimate power wouldn't be much greater than that of a launch vehicle.
Ultimately, the problem was that a Rod of God was too light to serve as a weapon. With current rocket-launch capabilities, it was impossible to send anything heavier into space.
Unless humanity could decipher the technology behind alien spaceship engines.
Fang Cheng was different. Even he had no idea how much the Blood Sphere he created weighed. It was comparable to a real meteorite.
And the greater its mass, the more terrifying its power would be.
Suppose Fang Cheng could create a meteorite about ten kilometers in diameter and weighing over a trillion tons—or perhaps it would be better to call it an asteroid—and then drop it from space.
He could destroy Earth's ecosystem and kill every living thing all by himself.
Even now, if he dropped one of the Blood Spheres he could create from a great height, its power wouldn't be inferior to a tactical nuclear weapon.
The next time he took a dislike to someone, he could simply create a giant Blood Sphere above their head and drop it on them.
This would be an unprecedented ultimate move. He could call it God Throws Ball.
The Evil God was the first enemy to experience it, already pinned down by the Blood Sphere on top of it.
It wasn't skilled at physical attacks,