Solomon hovered in midair, gazing into the distance in the direction Black Adam had fallen, and shook his head thoughtfully.
Through his energy vision, Black Adam's attributes were laid bare.
Strength: level 6.5, defense: level 6.5, energy: level 6.5, spirit: level 6.5, healing: level 6.5, hearing: level 6.5, vision: level 6.5, speed: level 6.5.
A textbook all-rounder, with exceptionally balanced and impressive attributes.
This was thanks to the Egyptian power of the six gods within him: Shu's stamina, Horus's speed, Amon's strength, Thoth's wisdom, Aten's energy, and Mehen's courage.
These six gods each granted him base attributes at level 6. Only by stacking them together did his overall strength reach level 6.5.
Moreover, because his power came from gods, his attacks naturally carried a trace of divine rule enhancement.
Like Billy Batson's Greek power of the six gods, Black Adam's power should theoretically have been divisible, allowing six ordinary people to each gain a single level 6 superhuman attribute.
Unfortunately, those attributes were still far too unimpressive in Solomon's eyes.
Every one of his attributes could overwhelm Black Adam's numerically. Even with the rules inherent in Black Adam's power, he was no match at all for the power of laws born from level 7 attributes.
However, compared to Black Adam, whom he had sent flying with a single punch, the half-dead Doctor Fate and Hawkman nearby drew more of Solomon's attention.
These two had genuinely exchanged blows with Black Adam just now.
Yet Solomon's probing revealed that their base attributes weren't even level 1!
They were completely at the level of ordinary people!
Doctor Fate was somewhat understandable. After all, his cheat was the dark gold helmet on his head.
That thing was a god's creation, somewhat similar to a vessel for the power of the six gods.
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