| Abner quickly conjured four more colored flames—pale, pure black, light blue, and golden yellow—outside the previous crimson fireball. | |
| The crimson one was the high-temperature flame of the "Hunter" pathway, incinerating and destroying all physical entities; | |
| The pale one was the Pale Flame of the "Corpse Collector" pathway, plunging all living beings into death; | |
| The pure black one was the Black Flame of the "Witch" pathway, igniting all spiritual objects; | |
| The light blue one was the "Hell Sulfur Flame" of the "Devil" pathway, corroding the bodies and souls of living beings; | |
| The golden yellow one was the "Light of Fire" of the "Sun" pathway, dispelling evil and purifying vengeful spirits. | |
| At this moment, the fireballs formed by the five flames flew up in unison, revolving around Abner and Fors like satellites. | |
| "What kind of ability is this?" Fors, who had instinctively moved closer to Abner, asked curiously, her eyes sparkling at the dazzling sight. | |
| "This is a new secret technique I've developed. It integrates offense and defense, and with the special abilities of the different fireballs, it's enough to deal with most enemies... Speaking of which, I had already built a model for this secret technique when I was a 'Polymath', but I could never solve the 'balance' issue within it... But yesterday, after studying Bi... uh, I got inspiration from a certain research, and decided to use the 'Pale Flame', which is the highest level among them, as the core to command the other flames. That's how I successfully made them establish balance, and the secret technique was completed." | |
| COD+ED+FOD+PGA. | |
| After all, there was a good saying in his past life: | |
| When in doubt, it's quantum mechanics. | |
| If the style jumps, it's a virtual world. | |
| If it can't be explained, it's the multiverse. | |
| If you don't understand color coordination, call it cyberpunk. | |
| If your imagination is lacking, go with parallel universes. | |
| If the visuals are outdated, say you're pursuing retro. | |
| If it's unclear and messy, it's an homage to Cthulhu. | |
| He wasn't some scientific bigshot or a folklore expert. At most, he was a keyboard warrior who knew a bit of everything before transmigrating. How could he possibly figure out something as complex as transmigration? | |