In the end, Feng Wu only extracted the superior parts of Hidden Dragon's genes and filled them into his own recessive genes. When his bones transformed from crystal into a glassy state, that portion of recessive genes would naturally be triggered, causing his cells to change in the designated direction.
This ability allowed him to mimic the abilities of many creatures.
There were also Corrosive Dragon's genes, which enabled his body to convert excess energy into soul power, nourishing his soul and even granting it corrosive properties.
And as long as he was not too far from his physical body, with his body's support, his soul could even briefly leave his flesh. However, doing so carried enormous uncertainty, and he could not use it lightly without an absolutely safe environment.
Besides the abilities of dragons, he had also absorbed many abilities from tigers.
For instance, his nails possessed extremely high hardness. His teeth looked no different from an ordinary person's, but were in fact astonishingly hard—the hardest part of his entire body.
His eyes had also improved greatly in dynamic vision, possessing farsight, infrared vision, X-ray vision, and other abilities.
Moreover, he could increase the sensitivity of his sense of smell as needed. When necessary, he could even analyze the source of every odor molecule.
He even possessed a "Demon Core," capable of storing a vast amount of energy within his body. That energy could be converted into different forms and released, while excess energy could be continuously stored. It was equivalent to a human's dantian.
In fact, quite a few of his recessive genes belonged to the Ten Tigers. As long as his skeleton entered a glassy state, they would automatically activate. When the time came, if he transformed into tiger form, he could directly unleash those abilities.
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