As a Mind Power User who had entered countless people's dreams, Master Fenda was actually incredibly familiar with and knowledgeable about the Dreamscape.
Generally speaking, once he activated his ability, he would directly enter the target's dream.
Those dreams were varied, bizarre, and wonderful in every conceivable way.
Some were filled with beautiful women; others were rife with terrifying demons, some revisited scenes from childhood, while others were completely illogical worlds patched together.
But... he had never seen a space before.
Darkness, no direction, and even... no people.
What exactly was going on?
Could it be that Lay Buddhist Fang was somewhat recluse, thus hiding in the darkness?
Master Fenda was a bit perplexed and could only continue to diligently search this space for Fang Ze's figure....
Meanwhile, inside the Late-Night Investigation Room.
Fang Ze slowly came to his senses and opened his eyes.
Whether it was because he had absorbed too much Power of Laws in an instant or because the noble's Fusion method had some peculiarities, his eyes turned gold for an instant, and it took two or three seconds before the color slowly faded.
For a moment, after he returned to normal, Fang Ze looked down at his body and then clenched his hands.
As he clenched his hands, a terrifying Power of Laws erupted from him, as if he could destroy heaven and earth.
This kind of might was last seen by Fang Ze during Bai Zhi's fierce battle with the Rejuvenation Society.
And now... he could temporarily possess it too.
While thinking this way, he willed a thought.
In an instant, he disappeared from where he was and reappeared in a corner of the investigation room.
Possibly because of his incredible speed, he even left a Phantom of himself where he had been standing.
Subsequently, he clenched his right hand and then fiercely struck out behind him.
At that moment, a gust of wind rose out of nowhere in the investigation room, and the supplies and miscellaneous items stored by Fang Ze in the Late-Night Investigation Room were swept up by the whirlwind and then... gently tore into shreds, scattering on the ground.
Fang Ze looked down at his body.
Power. A terrifying strength beyond measure. Several dozen times stronger than his previous self!
Was this the effect of his "Blood Exchange Realm" combined with "Credit World*Enhanced by Five Times"?
While thinking this way, Fang Ze pondered deeply.
He discovered that, in addition to this absolute increase in power, his "Credit World" was completely different from before; it was essentially transformed.
After truly experiencing "Enhancement*5," Fang Ze finally understood the difference between nobles and commoners, and he realized how terrifying the power possessed by nobles was—that's why Jiang Cheng was so proud!
The reason nobles were much more powerful than commoners was not only because of the strong Awakening Abilities inherited from their ancestors, but also because of their differing Fusion stages compared to commoner Fusers.
Ordinary commoners, or families of Awakeners, when entering the Fusion stage, sought to find abilities that complemented their initial abilities to the greatest extent to become more powerful.
Setting aside whether there was a Special Awakening Method for these abilities to be Awakened, even if there were, it was already difficult for ordinary people to obtain one. To acquire six abilities that perfectly matched their own was near impossible, the difficulty enough to drive one to despair.
Therefore, 99.99% of non-noble Fusers could never manage to combine complementary abilities.
But it was different for nobles....
The nobles' method of Fusion actually involved... direct communication with the World Origin. Then, they expanded their "Abilities" "permissions."
An illustrative example would be:
The World Origin Laws are like a sphere, and all the abilities are the puzzle pieces on this "sphere."
Abilities are pieced together based on how closely related their attributes are.
Commoners, having found a piece of the puzzle, try to fit it onto their own existing puzzle. As a result, they piece together odd shapes that not only fail to enhance each other's abilities but even restrict the Power of Laws they could access compared to a perfect fit.
Nobles are different.
During Fusion, they can directly communicate with the World Origin, which delivers the puzzle pieces "next" to the noble Bloodline, allowing them to fit together perfectly.
The abilities complement and are compatible with each other; 1+1>2, almost the perfect pairing.
This single stage alone creates a gap between nobles and commoners.
And what's more ludicrous is that Fang Ze had always thought that the abilities within the same noble family should be completely identical.
For instance, the Bai Zhi Family, it should all be "Thousand-Handed Guanyin*Enhanced by Five Times."
But just now, he discovered: That was not the case.
Although the Bloodline abilities of nobles are the same, the differences in talents meant that from the beginning, each person's grasp of these abilities varied greatly.
And by the Fusion stage, differences in talent, strength, personality, Martial Arts Cultivation, Martial Skills, Footwork, fighting methods, and so on, resulted in different "fragments" they received, and the direction of their "Enhancement" also varied.
For example, the same "Guanyin Bloodline," some people's direction of enhancement was "Thousand-Handed Guanyin," some was "Wrathful Kuan Yin," some was "Life-Extending Guanyin," while others was "Lotus-Bearing Guanyin, Non-Dual Guanyin," and so on and so forth....
And during the subsequent six times of "Enhancement," the gap between their Awakening Abilities would grow wider and wider.
However... no matter how big the gap, it was always the most suitable for them, revolving around their powerful initial abilities, a combination of Awakening Abilities.