The knowledge stored within the Knowledge Moor surprised Odys once more.
He had not even expected that he could use star sand to simulate the extraordinary abilities of other pathways.
After acquiring the corresponding knowledge, Odys felt that there were no problems with it in theory. After all, star sand could already replace spiritual materials, allowing him to use witchcraft directly without the aid of external forces.
This was actually a kind of extraordinary utilization of the surrounding spirituality through star sand.
As for using Gal Runes with star sand, it could directly pry open the extraordinary power of this world.
This process was somewhat like the process when a Scribe used abilities from other pathways—both used illusory occult runes and, under the action of extraordinary characteristics, obtained corresponding extraordinary feedback to express the corresponding extraordinary ability.
Odys's previous research on Scribes came in handy at this moment. The moment he acquired this method from the Knowledge Moor, he could express most of the abilities across most Extraordinary Pathways.
However, it was limited to below demi-gods, because abilities above the demi-god level involved divinity, which could not be simulated.
Other overly complex abilities could not be simulated either. For instance, Odys could simulate the air bullet ability at the level of a Marionettist, yet he was unable to simulate the ability to turn a target into a marionette.
Even so, this was already enough for use. It made the abilities Odys possessed even more numerous than those of a Shepherd who had grazed seven targets!
There was only one aspect where it fell short of a Shepherd, and that was that switching between abilities required time, unlike a Shepherd who could instantly switch different souls to use abilities of different pathways.
Immediately afterward, Odys thought of a solution for switching