Wizard: I brought the wrong system.

Chapter 539 Internal Strength!

It's impossible for Yaro to waste two skill points on creating a 'martial art' that kills eight hundred enemies but injures a thousand of his own.

However, the idea of ​​using the body's original functions to enhance combat power can be retained and should not be abandoned.

"The effects of adrenaline also show that the human body has great potential. If it can be fully utilized, combat power can be gained quickly without the involvement of too much supernatural power."

"Take formal knights for example. Their bodies have not exceeded the limits of matter either. However, with the support of life force, they have gained strong recovery and resistance to blows."

"If one can make efficient use of their body and their physical abilities are not too far behind, an ordinary strongman is not without a chance to rival a formal knight in a short period of time."

"Moreover, formal knights are not without their flaws. In their pursuit of ultimate power, they have massive muscles, which inevitably makes them heavier than ordinary people, and their agility is naturally not as good as that of ordinary people."

Of course, agility can only be demonstrated in complex terrain. However, in complex terrain, a proper knight can also use ranged means such as throwing and archery, so this advantage is not obvious in normal times.

"But what if there were a type of person whose internal organs were far stronger than those of a normal person, who would not suddenly die even if they pushed their physical potential to the limit, and who also had a certain amount of muscle but not to the limit like a regular knight? Wouldn't that give them the advantage of both?"

"When power is needed, the body's potential is unleashed to the limit, gaining strength that can rival that of a formal knight. In normal times, the body is just a robust, normal human form, with normal physical exertion and agility."

Simply put, it's about strengthening organs and pursuing maximum bursts of power.

"If the formal knight is an invincible fortress on the battlefield, then this new idea is the assassin."

"One fatal blow, then escape a thousand miles away!"

Especially when traveling thousands of miles, because their muscles are not as numerous as those of a regular knight and their weight is lighter, their energy consumption is far less than that of a regular knight. When they unleash their maximum power, they can run even faster than a regular knight.

It's like the difference between a race car and a tank.

With the same engine and the same amount of fuel, a race car will definitely be much faster than a tank, and it will also be able to travel a much farther distance.

"If building muscle is like practicing 'external skills' for a professional knight, then isn't this method of strengthening internal organs like practicing 'internal skills'?"

Internal strength...

Yaro's eyes grew even brighter.

He seems to have found his direction!

In other words, this is a direction that benefits both free people... or people who don't have enough money, and formal knights!

What are the specific theories behind internal energy cultivation?

The basic principle is still to use the life force to nourish and restore the body, but instead of nourishing the muscles like a regular knight, it nourishes the tissues and organs used during the burst of power.

"The main thing is to avoid the risk of sudden death during an adrenaline rush."

"So, what are the main factors that cause sudden death during an adrenaline rush?"

Adrenaline has two main effects.

One is its impact on the cardiovascular system.

One is its effect on the nervous system.

The effects on the cardiovascular system can lead to arrhythmias, angina, and even cardiac arrest.

Abnormal vasomotor function can also lead to insufficient blood supply to vital organs such as the heart and brain, resulting in elevated or sudden drops in blood pressure, and may even cause capillary rupture and internal bleeding.

Furthermore, excessive adrenaline can also lead to vasodilation and increased vascular permeability, causing an imbalance in visceral blood vessel leakage, which in turn can lead to organ edema.

As for its effects on the nervous system, it mainly causes over-excitation of the central nervous system. Apart from physical causes, it can lead to dizziness, headaches, fainting, blurred vision, and other symptoms.

"In general, adrenaline mainly affects blood vessels. As for its effect on the brain, as long as the effect is short-lived, it won't cause too much of a problem." Because the brain is the most sensitive part of the body, if adrenaline were to cause too much damage to the brain, the brain would have already 'shut down,' leaving no room for the body to function.

"So, the key is to solve the problem of how to increase cardiovascular tension?"

"No... the resilience of internal organs also needs to be improved, otherwise there will be the aftereffect of organ edema."

Thinking of this, Yarrow summarized in his writing:
In short, it's about being able to let go, but also being able to take it back. The reason for adrenaline-induced death is that the body is no longer able to restore the damaged body to its original state.

Increasing resilience enhances the body's explosive potential.

Only by recovering and restoring the cardiovascular system to a normal rhythm can sudden death be avoided.

"To increase the resilience of organs and blood vessels, you can train regularly like a professional knight, use adrenaline in small amounts multiple times, and then nourish and strengthen them with vitality."

"Then, there's only one question left."

"How to restore the cardiovascular system to its original state under extreme conditions!"

Yaro's first idea was to directly strengthen his heart, referencing the "Blood Frenzy" technique.

But something was soon discovered to be wrong.

"Unless all organs are strengthened as a whole, strengthening only the heart will disrupt the body's balance."

"When the heart is overly stressed and adrenaline is stimulated, it can cause other internal organs to bleed and swell more quickly, leading to irreversible consequences."

It's a simple balloon effect: the better the inflation, the faster the balloon will burst.

"How exactly can I recover?"

Yaro's headache grew worse the more he thought about it.

"Can't the body have a 'one-click recovery system'?"

Hi!
and many more!

You know what... with such extraordinary power as life magic, the 'one-click restoration system' actually seems to have some potential!
—Isn't this just a resurrection coin?
In particular, Yaro himself has two 'brains'. As long as his body can recover, even if his brain is damaged, he will not lose his memories.

"However... it's too far away."

"To reach that level, you first need life-type magic, right? And it can't be weak; it has to be strong enough to quickly repair your body."

"The second step is to replicate the body's data, which is also a huge undertaking."

In short, it is feasible, but it is not a problem that Yarrow can challenge at present.

Yaro first jotted down the inspiration in his notebook, and then revisited the previous question.

"Restoring the body... is too difficult and cannot be achieved for the time being."

"Then, is it possible to directly enhance the body's original recovery system?"

The body can eliminate a certain concentration of adrenaline. If we strengthen this recovery system, isn't that the same as strengthening the adrenaline release system mentioned earlier?

Even if the recovery system is enhanced, it doesn't matter if the effect of adrenaline is limited in time.

Since all you need is the power of a single strike, and you can use it whenever you want, isn't that better?
Aside from the moment of attack, there's no need to maintain peak power all the time.

Moreover, the outbreak is short-lived and the aftereffects are mild!
(End of this chapter)