By now, Qin Feng was growing more and more curious.
The good news was that, through this exchange, Qin Feng had at least learned some of the Thorn Grand Authority's effects.
Even the secret-probing effect of his Secret-Peering Grand Authority could actually be reflected back by the Thorn Grand Authority!
So, the Thorn Grand Authority was essentially a Reflection Grand Authority?
Naturally, there was no Grand Authority called Reflection in the Godforsaken Game, but perhaps that was merely an issue of naming and translation.
Qin Feng had encountered Thorn Goddess · Fudela before. The necklace he wore was the Heart of Thorns · Fudela's Gaze, and one of its special effects, Fudela's Protection, passively granted Qin Feng immunity to all reflected damage.
But even now, it was only Primordial equipment, so its priority naturally could not compare to a Grand Authority's.
Moreover, Qin Feng's Secret-Peering Grand Authority was not "damage," but an effect.
The equipment never said it could prevent effects from being reflected...
However, Qin Feng knew that the Thorn Minor Authority had no ability to reflect an enemy's effects.
So, compared with the Thorn Minor Authority, this Thorn Grand Authority had some additional special effects.
Qin Feng had just uncovered one such special effect.
Put that way, this Thorn Grand Authority really was rather overpowered.
If it could reflect any Grand Authority's effects, wouldn't that make its user invincible, as long as their Divinity Influence was strong enough?
Qin Feng thought.
After all, many Grand Authorities had their own specific functions, such as Qin Feng's Illusory Great Authority!
If Qin Feng used the Illusory Great Authority to disguise certain scenes or situations, then unless his opponent possessed a Grand Authority capable of seeing through to the truth, they would be unable to see through his illusory disguise, however