His current body could keep growing stronger as long as he kept fighting. There was no limit.
He had never noticed this ability before, mainly because the corpse's physical attributes were simply too formidable. If his original physical attributes were one, then the corpse's were a hundred million.
As a result, whether he fought Mu Lun or wild beasts, it was difficult for him to notice any change in his physical attributes.
But the three giant apes had just attacked him together. Though they still weren't particularly powerful, their combined strength exceeded Mu Lun's.
During combat, Owl's physical attributes increased automatically, shooting upward every second. Against a base of a hundred million, however, these gains were still negligible. But the corpse possessed another innate talent: the God of War Heart.
The God of War Heart was the fundamental reason Owl didn't crush the ground wherever he walked or casually squeeze everything to pieces.
Anyone who suddenly gained immense strength would inevitably struggle to control it, either exerting too much force or cautiously using too little. They would always find it difficult to strike a balance.
But Owl possessed the God of War Heart. His control over his strength depended entirely on his intentions. When he wanted to kill someone, a single punch would deliver just enough force to kill them. When he wanted to cause destruction, a single punch would cause precisely the destruction he intended.
This innate ability to control strength entirely through intention was the God of War Heart.
While fighting the giant apes, the God of War Heart finally allowed him to sense the changes in his body. Those tiny changes were precisely what excited him.
Fighting made him stronger. Effort would always yield rewards.
Compared to the unearned gains of Three Thousand Motherly Loves, Owl preferred