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Chapter 38 Experience Bar

Failed.

It failed without a doubt.

The Genesis Stone refused to change itself.

As a life form that has used the Genesis Stone, Cana can more easily understand the meaning of the Genesis Stone and is more able to make subtle changes to its use than someone who has never used it.

When he expressed the concept of "experience bar", he clearly felt the rejection expressed by the stone.

It is better to say that it is the rejection of the world rather than the rejection of the stone.

The world rejects the creation of things like experience bars.

Kana reflected on his settings for the experience bar.

Perform "kill monsters" behavior - gain "experience" - grow yourself - "upgrade".

If you think about it carefully, if it comes into reality, this is undoubtedly a very "evil" form of expression.

If we look closely at its root, it is essentially a "plunder" of other living things.

Kana thought about it and blurred the setting.

[Stone of Creation] can automatically make up for the changes in biased benefits when the user gives a certain direction.

This is how most people use the [Stone of Creation].

He blurred the setting of the experience bar.

By "killing monsters" - gaining "growth"

This condition is met, but the form of expression is too strange.

"Fighting monsters" has become a form of exercise.

The "experience bar" has become an accelerator that can quickly convert training into strength.

This was not the effect Kana wanted.

His current digitized body can already achieve this effect.

After reflecting for a while, Kana had to admit.

The "experience bar" he imagined and displayed in the game is essentially "plunder".

"Plunder" of other living things.

But he had to admit that this was the basis of his assumption.

What should we do?

Should we abandon this path altogether and shift our focus to data?
Kana pondered.

He looked at the huge pile of harvest on the table.

Saw the "Experience Stone".

It is precisely because he actually got this thing in reality that he thinks the "experience bar" is feasible.

But reality slapped him hard in the face.

Pick it up and hold it in your hand.

【Inscription Stone】

[Material—Crystal—Legendary]

[Evaluation: The remains of invaders from outside this world, after they were eliminated. Condensed by the world as a reward.]

In the game, this is a consumable item, not a material.

You can gain experience after consumption.

It is widely used to open a small account.

Looking at this comment, Kana was suddenly stunned.

"Hmm~ Wait, maybe that's it?"

The object of "experience" that Kana just set for gaining did not have an accurate target.

Because the [Stone of Creation] belongs to this world, changing the default rule is the rule of this world.

The objects that produce "experience" are undoubtedly all things in this world.

If you think about it carefully, what would become “experience” if it were really applied in reality?

Life? Honestly, not enough.

It may be used to strengthen the body, but the growth of strength is not just about the body.

Soul? That feels very fitting.

The normal functioning of the soul is the foundation of the world. Kana's "experience" setting is like destroying the most basic functioning of the world.

Use the world's things to destroy the world, and let the world use them for itself.

It’s outrageous when you think about it.

Kana revised it.

He redefined the object of "experience" acquisition - "invader".

Wait, am I an intruder?
Kana was suddenly startled. He had traveled through time, although it was only his soul that traveled through time.

On second thought, he felt that he was scaring himself because he had already used the [Stone of Creation].

This thing can only be used by creatures in this world. Even if Kana wasn't one before, he will be one after using this thing.

Take it easy.

When this setting was created, the [Stone of Creation] gave feedback.

It's doable, and very doable.

There is no need to use the [Fragments of the Stone of Creation]. Just make any other changes and the remaining scraps will be enough to complete Kana's previous settings.

amount……

I don’t know if it’s an illusion, but I feel like the world is very happy to see it happen.

Regardless, this is a good thing. Since "experience" can only be generated in this way, it is better to prioritize skills.

But after all, what he had in his hand was only a [Fragment of the Stone of Creation], and it was impossible for it to really show the effect like in the game.

He still took advantage of the loophole and used the same method he had used before with his digital weapons and digital body.

Deeply digitize yourself, that is, digitize your own "skills".

This is in addition to the experience gain settings I just made for the "invaders".

The energy of this [Fragment of the Stone of Creation] was clearly arranged by himself.

Take a deep breath.

Cana closed his eyes, holding the fragments firmly in his palms, and clasped his hands together.

The hands holding the fragments were raised above the head.

Empty your mind of distracting thoughts and keep the settings you want to achieve firmly replaying in your mind.

The gaps between the fingers wrapped together began to emit light.

The stone dissipated like liquid and melted into Kana's body.

Using the [Fragment of the Stone of Creation] again, compared to the last time when he was in desperate situation, Kana's feelings this time were very clear.

Soon he opened his eyes.

He could clearly feel that the stone had been used and the changes he wanted had occurred.

Take a deep breath.

attribute.

【Character: Kana Safro Sat】

【Level: 2】

[Experience: 51/600]

[Status: normal]

[Health Volume: 16/16]

[Magic power: 6/12]

[Physique: 8]

[Agility: 6]

【Spirit: 6】

【Evaluation: You are already worthy of being called a knight.】

The properties have not changed from before, but there is one more item.

【experience】.

Maybe it's due to my subconscious, but the amount of experience I gain is the same as when I play the game myself.

But why are there 51 experience points?

When such a thought came to him, he understood why.

It's very simple, it's displayed on the attribute bar [Experience]

It can be simply compared to a progress bar of growth.

Killing the "invaders" can gain "experience" on the progress bar, but it's not possible that normal training and exercise can't also increase it, right?

Therefore, normal training and exercise will also add such a progress bar, which means that training can gain "experience".

Very reasonable and in line with reality.

Kana nodded with some satisfaction.

He looked at the [Inscription Stone] that he had placed in front of him.

Level 3 Inscription Stone

[Consumables—Ordinary Crystals—Legendary]

[Effect: Gain 500 experience points after use.]

[Evaluation: The remains of invaders from outside this world, after they were eliminated. Condensed by the world as a reward.]

It has changed and become the same as in the game.

And you can get 500 experience points at once, of course, depending on your experience in the game.

That's because I'm only level two now, but this experience stone is level three.

When a low-level player uses a high-level experience stone, the experience gained will be strengthened. Similarly, when a high-level player uses a low-level experience stone, the experience gained will be weakened.

It's just like gaining experience by killing monsters in a game.

Experience is gained by defeating monsters of higher levels, and experience is lost by defeating monsters of lower levels.

Nothing much to say, just use it.

The inscription stone dissipated and turned into something like quicksand, entering his body.

The energy absorbed into his body was very noticeable, and Kana could clearly feel the changes in his physique.

[Experience: 551/600]

Great, I’m about to upgrade, this feeling is awesome!

Kana regained a little bit of the feeling in the game, and his mood suddenly became extremely relaxed.

Personal attributes column.

There is also an extra page.

Next to [Attributes], there is an additional [Skill].

Click to open.