Although Loki did not know much about the "Enlightenment Function," the Chat Group's description alone was enough.
He only needed to know that it was a function capable of directly and steadily using Points to improve one's understanding of [Rule] and increase one's strength.
He no longer needed to rely on that damned, entirely luck-based "Enhancement Function"!
He only needed to continuously collect Points.
If there were another choice, who would want to place the improvement of their strength on an illusory probability? Not to mention that the chances of the "Enhancement Function" succeeding would only grow smaller as one's strength increased, eventually approaching zero infinitely.
Even though a single successful "Enhancement" could bring about a leap in strength, very few group members were willing to gamble their Points on it.
Unlike the "Enlightenment Function," as long as one had enough Points, one could use it to improve one's strength. Every single Point would unquestionably translate into an increase in strength.
Oldest Godslayer: "Heh."
Oldest Godslayer: "I hope that after you conquer those Civilizations and plunder vast amounts of Points, the strength you gain through the 'Enlightenment Function' will truly let you catch up to this old man."
Marquis Voban was extremely dismissive of this.
He did not doubt the power of the "Enlightenment Function," but neither did he think that it would consume few Points.
Rather, in his view, investing three billion Points into the "Enlightenment Function" would definitely bring less improvement than enhancing his [Godslayer Status] and [Authority].
Moreover, the key to the "Enlightenment Function" lay in "enlightenment." Did it even have the ability to improve something like [Status]?
The amount of Points Loki would need to rely on the "Enlightenment Function" to catch up to him would not be a small number.
Great King of Asgard: "Hmph,