The conditions for manifesting a power varied among Masters.
Some needed to give up part of their body, eat something, or assume a certain stance.
Then the aftermath of manifesting their power, like the conditions, also varied.
Overloading, the inability to use it for a certain period, and so on...
Powers weren’t something that could be used recklessly.
In that sense, the chieftain was unusual.
I didn’t see him release his power once while fighting, and even if he gave up part of his body, that should be impossible.
Since it was a force that disrupted the balance of the world, it couldn’t be used continuously forever.
There must’ve been different conditions for the chieftain to continue using his power.
Fortunately, we had two Masters on our side.
According to Count Warrug, only another Master could grasp its power, and he quickly deduced the chieftain's.
"His power seems to be a physical enhancement. Durable skin, increased streng...
LOGIN TO SEE COMMENTS
