After Odys advanced to Sequence 1, he gained another ability: he could condense the knowledge around him into an illusory sphere of light and attack his enemies with it.
This sphere represented the "Knowledge Emperor's" control over knowledge. Once it appeared, even the Beyonder abilities used by his enemies could rapidly be transformed into knowledge. By modifying their parameters, he could either make those abilities disappear or make them attack someone else.
Even enemies at the Archangel level could be instantly controlled by Odys after touching that sphere of light.
It was an extremely useful ability, with tremendous offensive power.
His final ability was the power to forge ordinary knowledge.
For example, he could disguise himself as ordinary air or as an ordinary tree.
Even targets at the Angel level would have great difficulty discovering such disguises. After all, to them, it was simply a tree or a mass of ordinary air.
After advancing, Odys also gained a clearer understanding of the authority of the "Hermit" Pathway: turning tangible powers and objects into abstract knowledge and then manipulating them in ways beneficial to himself.
Put simply, it was turning everything before him into "data."
The "Knowledge Emperor" was like a fish in the ocean of "datafication," able to stir this special ocean. Thinking of this, Odys couldn't help sighing. The "Hidden Sage," who currently possessed the Uniqueness of the "Hermit" Pathway, could already perform operations between "0" and "1" to a certain extent.
"0" represented absence, while "1" represented presence.
In other words, he could perform operations that changed something "from nothing into something" or "from something into nothing."
At present, Odys could only perform corresponding operations while something existed.
Fortunately, the "Hidden Sage" wasn't yet a True God, so this process still had certain limitations.
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