Storm

This ability could also be displayed on the Panel.

Several option entries appeared within the colorful frame before him:

"Brightness."

"Shadows."

"Volume."

"Resolution."

"Customization."

Gilan looked at the Panel and chuckled.

"It really is like the settings in a game, just much simpler."

Using his mind, he opened the first option, "Brightness." Its initial setting sat at "50," halfway between 1 and 100.

Gilan tried lowering it, dragging it down to 0.

An invisible, mysterious magnetic field immediately descended. At a speed almost visible to the naked eye, the entire room rapidly plunged into pitch-black darkness.

Even the light from the desk lamp and the moonlight streaming in through the window vanished.

It was as though darkness had forcibly swallowed them.

Yet strangely, Gilan could still sense the desk lamp and the moonlight... It seemed that within such an environment, he could choose not to be affected.

This is basically a domain centered on myself, one I can adjust as I please. Anyone else within it will be affected.

Gilan inwardly marveled at it.

Then, he tried dragging "Brightness" up to 100.

In an instant, the room that had been utterly dark became as bright as day... yet there was no trace of any light source, as though the light had appeared out of nowhere.

But Gilan knew that this was an effect beyond common sense, created by the special magnetic field of the "Panel" source quality through some unknown principle.

To the ignorant and unenlightened, it would undoubtedly seem like a miracle.

The light in the room was so dazzling that it turned even the trees outside the window silvery white. Gilan hurriedly drew the curtains and returned "Brightness" to its normal setting of "50."

*If I suddenly adjust the "Brightness," it might produce an effect similar to a