Chapter 1821. Favorite Subordinate
Yisha allowed Han Sen to write down the content of The Story of Genes so she could look over it. She wanted to help Han Sen learn and modify the later parts to facilitate his practice.
Because the practice method was so demanding, if no changes were made, it would be much harder to level up and ascend. It would be even harder to generate geno armaments. He would need to be a god to practice it in its entirety.
After the changes, the power would be decreased, but if it weren’t edited, then it couldn’t be learned at all. This thing was not created for the average joe to fool around with. Because modifying took a long time, she allowed Han Sen to continue practicing for now. And when she was done, they would begin anew.
Han Sen returned to his garden and summoned Spell. He wanted to know what powers she possessed. He was mostly interested in the two revolvers she wielded, and he wanted to know if the guns could fire bullets.
Spell moved by her own volition. She did so with gentle grace, and as she clutched the two revolvers, she was able to fly around effortlessly and shoot the flowers all about
The revolvers could fire bullets and hit the flowers. Her accuracy was good.
But Han Sen noticed that the bullets weren’t solid, and they cost energy to fire. Even Han Sen’s own energy was drained by the attacks. Spell was Han Sen’s geno armament, so it made sense that it could be used as a weapon. But he also realized the more power he was willing to put in, the more powerful the bullets fired would be.
Those bullets did not have any special powers, though. Perhaps it was because he was too low level. Becoming a Viscount might change things.
Barons couldn’t unleash powers from a distance. They had no ranged attacks they could use, so at least where Barons were concerned, having Spell was something that was a little overpowered.