The Superpower Panel automatically popped up on Solomon's retinas, and his gaze instantly locked onto the newly added rule attributes field.
The instant he saw the word "rule," a vast flood of information poured into his mind, giving him a complete understanding of this attribute.
Once a base attribute broke through level 7, it could condense a single "wisp" of rule power.
For every order of magnitude the attribute increased thereafter, it could condense one more wisp.
And once he accumulated 1,000 wisps of rule power, they would undergo a complete qualitative transformation, condensing into one complete strand of rule power!
Translated into the straightforward figures on the attribute panel, one complete strand of rule power equaled one level 10 attribute!
Going by this terrifying scale of tenfold increases, did that mean those lofty gods started at level 10 at the very least?
No, not necessarily.
Solomon quickly overturned that conjecture.
Only those exceedingly rare ancient chief gods should be able to reach level 10.
For most so-called "gods," as long as rule power had formed within them-even a single wisp-they were already gods whom mortals could not defy.
In other words, Solomon was now fully qualified to be called a "god."
All rule power condensed from attributes would be consolidated in the [Rule attributes] field.
A level 1 rule attribute meant mastery over one complete rule.
At the same time, Solomon also discovered that whenever he defeated an enemy possessing rule power, he could not only copy their abilities and attributes, but also directly copy the rule power within them!
Solomon quickly took stock of his current assets: 17 wisps of rule power in total.
Ten came from his own eight level 7 attributes (energy and spirit had reached level 7.1, counting as two wisps each, for a total