I have a Synthesizer

Kahn was a little embarrassed, but not yet enraged; continuous failures had greatly changed his mentality.

He naturally felt that his abilities were lacking, and failure was a normal occurrence.

This was the case when facing Asmond before, and now encountering Progetto, the result remained unchanged.

"Can you put me down?"

Progetto continued to flip through Asmond's cookbook, shaking her head.

"No."

"Why are you able to come here? This is the President's office; logically, only Asmond should have access."

Kahn didn't understand why Progetto had Asmond's presidential privileges; it was illogical.

"You don't need to know why I can come here, but I can tell you why I came here: to find something, a bottle."

After saying that, Progetto suddenly fell into contemplation, then began to mutter to herself incessantly.

"Thinking carefully, it seems I need to find more than one bottle; Klein's bottle also needs to be retrieved.

Yes, if his bottle isn't retrieved, there will be significant risks for both him and me.

Oh, right, there's also that Joe; he's also Asmond's son, Klein's brother, and likely a longtime companion.

How troublesome! I thought it would be simple, but I didn't expect to have to retrieve three bottles at once; this is too difficult."

Progetto put down the cookbook and picked up a book titled "Spatial Studies."

"Defects and Remedies of Spatial Equipment..."

Kahn, floating in the sky, felt very uncomfortable; his body was completely restricted, unable to move, let alone use spatial movement.

The essence of spatial ability is movement; even if he wanted to escape using spatial jump, he needed to free his hands, open a spatial channel, enter the spatial channel, and then transfer through space.

But Progetto's ability completely suppressed him; as long as he appeared within Progetto's perception range, Progetto's telekinesis would bind him immediately.

This was simply unsolvable; even if he managed to get close by chance, Progetto, with the Soul of Machinery ability, could probably hammer Kahn to death; this was a complete suppression of ability.

Normally, Kahn would have an absolute advantage against other Superiors; even against Asmond, he could still maneuver for a while.

But against Progetto, he truly had no way to resist, being completely suppressed from beginning to end.

Seeing Progetto simply ignore him and walk aside to read, Kahn suddenly became anxious; he thought for a moment that if he wanted to escape from Progetto's restraints, he needed to talk about topics she was interested in.

What topics was Progetto interested in? Klein?

"Do you have a relationship with Klein?"

Progetto closed "Spatial Studies", sat in Asmond's seat, pondered for a moment in Asmond's usual pose, then slowly nodded.

"Originally, there wasn't any relationship, but after meeting him, I changed my mind."

"I'm very familiar with Klein; if you have any purpose for him, I can help you."

Progetto frowned, waved her hand casually, and slammed Kahn heavily on the ground.

"Bang!"

"I don't like people interrupting me when I'm thinking; Kahn, I'm not a child; your tricks and laughable acting seem more like a child's in front of me.

Kahn, do you know why you're so weak? Bearing the talent of space, yet reduced to this state."

This was definitely not an ordinary person; she was likely a product of the Jie Society's underground ruins, just like Klein, an ancient relic.

Moreover, Kahn really wanted to know why he was so weak; Kahn's heart had already begun to compromise.

After hesitating for a moment, Kahn finally spoke.

"Please tell me, why am I so weak?"

Progetto poured herself a drink, then took out a glass of spirits, mixed the two completely different drinks together, and began to drink with relish.

Her constitution was too strong, so there were almost no dietary or lifestyle restrictions.

After taking a big gulp of the mixed liquor in the cup, Progetto smacked her lips before beginning to answer Kahn's question.

"You clearly have spatial abilities, but your combat ability is still very weak; this inevitably brings up the issue of world rules.

It would be too troublesome to start from scratch and explain the basic rules and the power of third-level rules, so I'll just talk to you specifically about spatial aspects.

Of course, this isn't free; when I tell you these things, I need you to do something for me."

Kahn subconsciously asked.

"What is it?"

"Agree first before I tell you."

"If you want me to die, it's meaningless for me to know these things."

"Heh!" Progetto chuckled and took another sip of the mixed liquor, saying nonchalantly.

"If I wanted you to die, why bother with so much trouble? I'd just crush you into a meat patty."

Kahn's face was very ugly when he heard Progetto's straightforward words; it was too real, damn it, not giving him any face at all, how was he supposed to get by in the future?

However, Kahn also understood that what Progetto said was true; he might have the ability to maneuver against other Superiors, but against Progetto, he really had no way to resist.

"Okay, I promise you."

"Mm!"

Progetto nodded, not knowing whether it was because the liquor tasted good or because Kahn had agreed to her request, feeling satisfied.

"A very smart choice; you won't regret it, Mr. Kahn.

If you want to know why your combat power is so weak, you need to talk about the essence of spatial abilities, the fundamental rules of space.

Spatial ability is indeed a very excellent ability; its priority is very high, higher than other general ability rules.

But spatial rules also have absolute shortcomings, which is that its fundamental rules do not include the most basic effect: destructive power.

The world's perception of space isn't widespread enough; the more commonly used spatial technologies are spatial storage and spatial teleportation.

Both of these abilities belong to the fundamental rules of space; they are non-destructive rules, which you should already have noticed."