Without the reinforcement of True Yuan energy, he could withstand at most a little over 6,500 times gravity, and could adapt to living under 4,000 times gravity for two days.
This was no longer a level of gravity that an intelligent lifeform could endure. Even so-called aliens were not this ridiculously overpowered.
That was why Dilos's powerful resistance to pressure and gravity seemed even more alien than aliens themselves in Cisco Ramon's eyes.
Dilos glanced at Cisco Ramon, really not wanting to shatter the man's mental defenses. As far as he knew, among Mutants, even broken abilities like Black King's, which could absorb all forms of energy, could accomplish this—perhaps even better than Dilos.
Then there were mature Kryptonians whose internal solar energy reserves were fully charged. They could easily do the same. As long as they were under the sun, even increasing their own gravity by tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, or even millions of times would not be a problem. (PS: Based on an adult man weighing seventy kilograms, one hundred thousand times that was only seven thousand tons. Adding a few more zeroes afterward would still pose no pressure. Naturally, underdeveloped Kryptonians like Clark did not count.)
So, enduring several thousand times one's own weight was really no big deal, as long as it was not several thousand times the gravity of something that already weighed several thousand tons. If that were the case, forget Dilos—even Kryptonians, whose physical strength, pressure resistance, and defense were the most absurdly powerful, would be instantly crushed into pulp.
In the midst of his shock, Cisco Ramon suddenly thought of something and hurriedly said:
"Wait, Dilos. Staying in such a high-gravity environment for too long will cause problems. With your physiques, two or three times gravity is fine. But in