I have a Synthesizer

After thinking for a moment, Kahn nodded. Progett was right; the most basic spatial rules don't have combat capabilities.

"Indeed, spatial channels, spatial teleportation, and spatial storage all lack direct destructive force."

"That's right. The fundamental spatial rules don't have destructive power, so in ancient times, true powerhouses rarely used these abilities as their primary combat style.

Even if they mastered spatial abilities, most experts only practiced dimensional space, teleportation, and transfer. Do you know why?"

Kahn suddenly felt stumped and could only subconsciously ask,

"Spatial abilities are clearly very special, so why is that?"

"This is the flaw caused by the lack of destructive power in the fundamental rules.

Because there's no basic destructive force, spatial rules must ascend to the level of first-grade Rule Power to generate even the most basic destructive force.

For example, your Dimensional Slash. Its effect is that of first-grade spatial Rule Power, generating the most basic destructive force, with very powerful single-target damage."

"You also said Dimensional Slash is very powerful, so why say spatial abilities are weak?"

"The power of Dimensional Slash is based on the concept that it's first-grade Rule Power.

It's powerful, that's true, but even as first-grade Rule Power, spatial first-grade Rule Power, compared to other attribute abilities, doesn't achieve the overwhelming effect of basic rules."

Progett's explanation made Kahn fall into deep thought. He was beginning to understand what Progett meant.

"Can you explain in more detail?"

Progett smiled and finished the remaining wine in her glass.

"Of course, this is what I was planning to tell you! I also need you to do something for me.

From the perspective of basic rules, many abilities simply can't shake spatial abilities. For example, fire and ice can't have any impact on spatial power.

But once you rise to the level of first-grade Rule Power, some things change.

Because of the basic destructive force, coupled with the amplification of first-grade Rule Power, many abilities at this stage already have the effect of being on par with spatial abilities.

Kahn, you said you're very familiar with Klein, so I'll compare your abilities with Klein's.

His Flame Burst spell belongs to first-grade Rule Power, but with Klein's magic amplification, one Flame Burst can shatter an entire spatial area without any problem.

Furthermore, his Shadow Power, evolved into Shadowflame, also has the effect of contending with first-grade spatial rules, though it's a bit weaker than Flame Burst.

This is the effect of basic destructive force + level amplification. Spatial power doesn't have basic destructive force, so it doesn't have this amplification effect."

Progett's statement was too advanced, or rather, this ancient knowledge hasn't been researched at all in current Tyrrhenia.

Kahn understood some of it, but felt a bit overwhelmed and unable to digest it all at once.

Progett didn't stop; she continued,

"What I just said only applies to first-grade Rule Power. Spatial power has some advantages, but once you reach second-grade Rule Power, the results are completely reversed.

Second-grade Rule Power can already destroy the essence of the world; their effects are usually terrifying.

For example, second-grade Ice Power can already freeze time and space; it inherently comes with some spatial and temporal special effects.

Even basic abilities like fire, once they rise to the second grade, have the effect of destroying everything in this world.

Everything in this world includes time and space. In other words, no matter how powerful spatial power is, even if you reach second-grade spatial power, you're still within the range of fire."

"Second-grade spatial power is within the range of second-grade fire?"

"That's right. This is a flaw of spatial power. Therefore, in my era, there was a saying, 'Abilities are neither superior nor inferior; it all depends on the user.'"

Kahn murmured, repeating it once.

"Abilities are neither superior nor inferior; it all depends on the user."

Progett nodded. In fact, this sentence wasn't complete. There was another part: 'Except for physics and arcane arts.'

But she didn't tell Kahn, nor was it necessary to tell Kahn such things; it was meaningless.

"Yes, spatial technology in this era is very rudimentary. Most of it remains in the Jay Society. You're practically a leader in spatial abilities, so you're very complacent.

Actually, this is wrong. Very few people possess spatial power, so research progress in spatial power is usually the slowest.

Therefore, under the influence of these factors, your combat ability will only get lower and lower."

"Then what should I do now?"

"Two directions. First, delve into the additional effects of space, not for combat, but for support.

The power of spatial abilities has always been in support. You can tell from the fact that most high-level mages have to learn Flash.

Second, practice an attack effect that spatial abilities can be attached to, making up for the lack of destructive power in your spatial abilities."

The feeling of being enlightened, of suddenly understanding, was probably Kahn's feeling at this moment.

Progett's erudition made him sincerely admire her. He was still stunned in place, and didn't even notice that Progett had released his telekinetic restraints while she was speaking.

After a long time, Kahn came back to his senses and said to Progett,

"Um, I still don't know your name."

"Progett."

"Thank you, Miss Progett."

At this time, Kahn had already discovered that he was free from restraints, but he didn't immediately try to escape. Instead, he sincerely said to Progett,

"Miss Progett, your information is very important to me, and has given me a lot of warning and help.

May I ask, what do you need me to do for you? If possible, I will definitely do it for you."

Progett took out a blank piece of paper, and several drawing pens automatically began to draw on it. Before long, a picture appeared on it.

Progett's drawing style was very rigid. It was a bottle-shaped object, full of metallic texture.

In the lower right corner of the drawing, there was also a series of numbers.

"RS-01, RS-02, R-series unknown, Miss Progett, what is this?"

"What I want you to do is not simple, but perhaps only you can do this well.

I need you to go to the Eastern Territory to find Esmond and steal these three bottles from his spatial storage equipment."