Odin sent the tissue sample into another isolated space and began analyzing it.
He found that the sample's cellular structure was peculiar, unlike the cells of any creature on this planet.
Of course, perhaps his knowledge was simply too limited, and he had never encountered anything like it.
He intensified his analysis, extending his perception into the cells to examine their internal components.
Inside these cells, Odin discovered quite a few granular particles.
Upon closer inspection, he found that these particles contained considerable energy: the same starry sky nen found in the octopuses.
Energy storage units, he thought. Every cell has them. No wonder they developed starry sky nen instead of ordinary nen. Their energy storage system is different.
He had already discovered that these octopuses lacked an energy network like the Aura Nodes system, and at the time, he had wondered why they had developed starry sky nen.
Now he had his answer. It was because of these particles. While activating their nen, they could also draw in cosmic energy to form starry sky nen.
After studying them for a while, Odin set the matter aside.
Knowing how their energy worked was enough. After all, he had already reached the stage of starry sky nen on his own.
As for the minor issue of other people probably being unable to do the same, Odin was not particularly concerned.
His plan was to have future generations of humans carry the gene for meridians anyway. When the time came, all he needed to do was imitate starry sky nen and create a true essence nen.
Its power would not fall far short, and it would be especially well suited to humans.
Putting all those miscellaneous considerations aside, Odin began slowly extracting memories.
This was his real focus now.
Odin converted his