"Transform the Origin Divine Stone into an item of the same tier that can be used on talents."
Qin Feng tried issuing this command.
He discovered that his current divinity limit was still insufficient to complete such a transformation!
Qin Feng summed up two reasons. First, the Origin Divine Stone's own item quality was too high. Second, he had no similar template to reference.
Transforming it directly according to his requirements would inherently demand an absurdly high amount of divinity.
When Qin Feng transformed others into player summons, he had templates such as Qingcaoshutao and First Handsome Man to reference. He could simply "copy and paste" the corresponding formatting information.
So directly converting the Origin Divine Stone requires modifying far too much information. It's equivalent to coding from scratch.
And this is only possible because the Judgment Grand Authority itself is a way of manipulating energy, a means of accomplishing any feasible goal.
If the Judgment Grand Authority were treated as a computer, that computer came with built-in software capable of making all kinds of blessing modifications to players.
Without a template to reference, the Judgment Grand Authority could still produce the result, but it would require an enormous amount of divinity.
But if there were another template to reference, he could directly copy and paste it, then make slight modifications based on that template, requiring far less divinity.
All grand authorities actually operated on this same logic.
The difference lay in the different "software" built into each grand authority.
For example, the Illusory Great Authority came with functional "software" that could create illusions and affect every aspect of players' perceptions.
The Bone Grand Authority came with "software" capable of sensing, controlling, and strengthening bone-type creatures and material entities.
As long as they had enough divinity, the various grand authorities