[Detected Discipline-Keeping advancement. A qualitative transformation has occurred, granting the newly evolved ability "Discipline-Keeping · Taking as a Precept."] [Discipline-Keeping · Taking as a Precept: Establish a Mandala spanning fifty paces and set precepts within it. Once the other party knows of them, violating them will cause mild punishment, inflicting negative effects (including headaches, weakness in the limbs, and fear).]
As expected, this derived ability is still related to precepts. But it only causes mild punishment? Qu Zan thought.
This ability has quite a few restrictions. One is its spatial range, and another is that its effects amount to only mild punishment. The other party also has to know about it.
The first two restrictions should be due to the talent's level. If its level rises, its power should grow stronger.
Making the other party know is a little difficult. Do I have to recite the precepts to them every time I use it? Hmm, since they only need to know about them, writing them down should work too.
This ability has the potential to become a rules-based horror story. Qu Zan had hopes for the future of this Discipline-Keeping method.
As for allocating points on the panel next, Qu Zan planned to tackle the talents one by one, starting by upgrading [Extensive Learning].
If he obtained fortune essence, he would continue adding it to this talent.
The [Extensive Learning] talent not only accelerated his progress in learning techniques, but could also grant him new abilities after undergoing a qualitative transformation.
With his plans settled, Qu Zan drifted off to sleep.
... The next day, when Qu Zan went out to leave the Manor.
Tuya pressed her palms together and said:
"Lama, I know you enjoy antiques. I specially selected some treasures from my family's collection