'Crownless King is definitely at Grade 1 100% progress.'
'Empathic Transcendence should be 98–98% if not 100% progress.'
The problem came after.
Without Akashic Record to guide him, he would need to find evolution pathways himself.
It wasn't hard.
But it could take anywhere from 6 months to 3 years of meditation.
There was an upside to this though.
Akashic Record normally showed the best 2–4 evolution pathways.
However, it didn't show the other dozens since they were dangerous, or 'bugged' evolution pathways that could harm users.
'With my current abilities, I don't need to worry about using a dangerous Trait as long as it has a good ability.'
'So in my case, not having Akashic Record is better.'
Neo decided to use Empathic Transcendence at all moments from now on.
He could use it on day-to-day talk too. It would consume energy when used for long durations, but energy wasn't a concern for him when he wasn't fighting.
"Sigh, you are right. If Kevin stole all my research, he definitely wouldn't return them just because I asked. There is a chance we will need to fight," Yaleth said, regaining his composure. "But…"
"But?"
"I don't think it's possible to defeat him. Not within the next several thousand years even though you are a Heavenbreaker."
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"Stage-6."
Neo stared at Yaleth with a deadpan stare.
Stage-6?
That wouldn't even be a fight.
Right now, Neo could defeat peak Stage-3 Gods.
But he would lose to the weakest Stage-4 God.
After all, the higher rank you were, the greater was the gap between each rank and sub-rank.
Not to mention that after every three major ranks, the exponential growth in power would increase sharply again.
Covering the gap between peak Stage-3 and weakest Stage-4 was impossible in a fight.
And this was the weakest Stage-4.
But Kevin was Stage-6?
Neo almost wanted to groan when suddenly a thought came to him.
"Are you sure Kevin stole your research?"
"What do you mean?"
"If Kevin was Stage-6, he could've taken the report by brute force whenever he wanted. Why did he wait until you were defeated?"
"That…."
Yaleth frowned.
Neo's words made sense.
"There is another thing I don't understand," Neo said. "How did those Outer Gods that attacked Earth know about your weapons? I doubt you announced your research.
"You must've kept it hidden. There is no way they should've been able to find anything about it," Neo pointed out.
"I don't know. This was something I noticed myself, but I never found out who leaked the information," Yaleth replied.
It couldn't have been his angels.
Angels could never betray their Gods or else the powers of Gods inside them would punish them.
"Even if your Angels didn't betray you, they might know something about it. We should ask them."
"That won't be possible."
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