"I can share my talents with my summons?"
"And I can share their talents too?"
Although he could only share one talent at a time in either direction, this was talent sharing!
After all, Grand Authority Successors like Three Thousand Immortal Sounds all had Primordial talents!
Even Qin Feng, with enough Grand Authorities, needed twice as much divinity limit to create one more Primordial talent.
In effect, he could now freely choose a Primordial talent from his subordinates to share, and switch at any time.
Of course, this was restricted to conventional summons, meaning soul projections and undead retainers did not count.
It could only be Osilio, Gray Chicken, Luti Xier, and Shā Míyà, or player summons like First Handsome Man and Qingcaoshutao.
Normal people certainly don't have player summons.
So this bond resonance mainly works on pets?
Qin Feng thought it over.
If it was a pet's talent, the effect would be greatly diminished. For example, Gray Chicken only had one racial skill considered a "talent": Chaos Power, which granted surrounding chaos affixes and added chaos affixes to attacks.
Osilio originally had no talents, since he had a mount template. Only after obtaining a pet template had he gained a racial skill called "Tough Bones," which also counted as a talent. It passively increased defense, resistance, and fixed defense. In particular, fixed defense increased by several hundred percent, making its effect quite good.
After Shā Míyà converted to a pet template, she gained a speed-type racial talent, which was why she had chosen to participate in the Bond Eldritch God's speed challenge.
But whichever pet's talent it is, the effect is fairly ordinary.
Unless it's... a Primordial pet!
Qin Feng still had a Primordial Balance Unicorn pet egg incubating at home.
Besides that, Qin Feng had received another Primordial