Empowering talents was not something only Qin Feng could do.
Rather, it was a standard challenge activity available to all players in the Highest Heaven.
The Highest Heaven's map contained more than just star systems and demons. It also held many special regions and physical structures.
"Empowerment temples" were one such structure.
Starting from the First Heaven of the Highest Heaven, players could find a special empowerment temple on a planet in certain star systems, or out in space.
By completing an empowerment temple's challenge, they could empower their own talents.
In the Highest Heaven, everyone knew that their divinity influence was the biggest factor determining victory or defeat in battle there.
For equipment and skills, as long as they reached Old-Day Tier, they could have "accumulation years." Increasing those accumulation years would increase the divinity influence of an individual piece of equipment or skill.
For talents, divinity influence was increased through talent "empowerment" challenges.
These challenges were only available upon reaching the Highest Heaven.
It was worth mentioning that talent "empowerment" challenges could be repeated, and the talent divinity influence bonuses gained from them could be continually stacked and increased.
For example, a player might complete one challenge and increase Talent A's divinity influence by 300%, then complete a second challenge and increase that same talent's divinity influence by 100%.
That would amount to a 400% increase in total. Different talent empowerment bonuses increased a talent's divinity influence additively, rather than multiplicatively.
"But someone else can empower a single talent ten times and stack its divinity influence ten times."
"With my fourteen talents, even after ten empowerments, some talents still won't have been empowered..."
Qin Feng found this a bit of a pain in the ass.
Of course, his talents were all Primordial, so when they received talent empowerment,