From then on, Nimrod possessed the Beyonder abilities of the Sequence 8 Robot.
In this world, fate was a Beyonder ability, a concept, and an authority.
In a sense, fate could even be called "Him."
Even so, no Great Old One had complete mastery over the authority of fate. Even a Pillar could hardly escape its whims.
As a pathway that accounted for one-third of the domain of fate, the Wheel of Fortune's Sequence 8 Robot granted Beyonders abilities akin to those of an actual machine.
First came terrifying computational power and precise control.
These abilities combined with the Mystery Pryer's deciphering. With the increase in computational power, his deciphering ability also improved somewhat-or rather, neither complex calculations nor vast quantities of data posed any difficulty for Nimrod now.
Conversely, however, the Robot sequence offered no improvement to qualities such as insight or comprehension.
Beyond that, Nimrod felt a marked improvement in every aspect of his physical capabilities. He could now be considered gifted in fields such as combat and marksmanship.
Coupled with the combat training he had already completed, he was now an expert fighter.
Moreover, after three rounds of enhancement from potions, Nimrod's physique was now on par with that of a Sequence 8 Pugilist from the combat-specialized Warrior pathway.
Setting physical capabilities aside, if Nimrod's skill with firearms and other modern weapons were considered on its own, his current proficiency was roughly equivalent to that of a Sequence 7 Weapon Master.
At the same time, Robot also granted Nimrod divination and anti-divination abilities.
To Nimrod, this was a more important improvement than his physique or computational power-because he finally possessed an "active skill" called divination.
Although Error, Door, and Fool were all pathways within the domain of mystery, each belonged to a different sphere.
Compared to Fool,