Sherlock Holmes is not a warp god.

Mycroft took a breath, feeling like he might be cursed.

Sherlock didn't go out today, the time bomb was temporarily frozen, and Mycroft thought today would be a quiet and peaceful day.

Unexpectedly, there was another grenade outside, which crashed into my own account.

"I'll figure something out." Mycroft's tone returned to normal, as if the helplessness he had just felt was just an illusion. "Don't let the seal easily imprint the abilities you deem important."

"Can the spirit seal be controlled after being imprinted?" Furen frowned, thinking of that fat man, Bandok.

Fren never minded speculating about others with the utmost malice; he didn't think being suspicious was a bad thing. Having read so many novels and experienced building his business from scratch in his previous life, he knew that only the suspicious could survive long in this world.

"Not really, after all, stamping is a mainstream practice," Mycroft said calmly. "In every ability ritual, the spirituality of the materials combines to form a whole."

Sculptors and painters incorporate their own understanding of art into their creations, resulting in works with a strong personal style. When the user condenses this spiritual essence into a seal, their own spirituality is also involved. No two leaves in the world are the same, and the imprint left by someone else using a seal will never achieve a perfect match.

It won't have much impact on the individual, but if this ability is combined later to achieve career advancement, it will definitely have an effect.

"The stamps usually represent abilities that aren't directly related to one's profession," Mycroft said, adding that he considered it very important.

You'll actually learn all of these things in university...

Mycroft felt that his two younger brothers were the evil gods of his destiny. "If a warrior imprints abilities related to the mind and body, he will have to pay a heavier price if he wants to rebuild his spiritual seal in the future."

"I understand," Fren replied. Mycroft rarely spoke so much, which spoke volumes about its importance.

Since Mycroft has said so, then the contents of "Nature's Secrets I" should be correct.

"What other abilities did you obtain from the ritual?" Mycroft asked bluntly, knowing full well that it was material for an endurance enhancement ritual.

"Bandock from the Church of Nature gave me a copy of 'The Secrets of Nature I,' probably trying to recruit me." Forren didn't hide anything from his dear wallet brother, "It also contains self-healing, sound waves, psychic perception, and ripples."

Mycroft was silent for a moment, seemingly thinking, before his voice came through the phone after about two or three seconds: "Treat both flesh-and-blood and mental abilities by engraving your own spiritual seal. [Ripple] is not strictly an ability, but a skill; theoretically, anyone can learn it through training."

As for sound waves, whether you use them for engraving seals or making rubbings, it doesn't really matter; it's probably not the path you're going to take.

"Alright." Fren readily agreed, then followed up, "I'll trouble my dear brother with the materials for mental perception as well."

When things are fine, he's my wallet; when things are in trouble, he's my older brother.

Endurance-enhancing materials are still within Jin Jue's comprehension.

The materials needed for the ability of spiritual perception are the first drop of sap flowing from the wound of a banana tree after nightfall, the first drop of dew condensing on the leaves in the morning, unrefined gold ore, the pupa of the ghost-faced hawk moth, and ginkgo seeds.

There are five materials in total, none of which are particularly expensive. Compared to a giraffe, they are incredibly easy to obtain, though collecting them is rather troublesome.

Fren dislikes trouble the most, and since he doesn't want to trouble two people at once, he naturally asks Mycroft to do it for him.

"Solve it yourself," Mycroft said expressionlessly on the other end of the phone, then hung up.

Fren rubbed his nose, feeling that his brother's love for him was limited.

As he admired the afternoon sunlight, Freun pondered the connections between the materials of spiritual perception.

Endurance enhancement is easy to understand. The giraffe's powerful heart needs no further explanation. The thin air at high altitudes and the terrifying oxygen consumption required for birds to fly naturally lead to extremely powerful lungs. Furthermore, the ability of deep-sea fish to transport nutrients and oxygen through their blood is unmatched by mammals.

Strengthening the heart, lungs, and blood simultaneously naturally increases endurance.

It is evident that the materials used in the ceremony are closely related to the skills involved.

However, Furen simply couldn't understand the materials he was perceiving; his knowledge of the mystical realm was still insufficient. But that wasn't a major problem; Furen, who didn't yet possess a supernatural profession, only needed to know how to use rituals.

Furen plans to consult some acquaintances about materials related to psycho-sensory perception tomorrow, but he'll learn about [Ripple] for today.

The information about the ripples pinned to the back page was already memorized by Fren.

Unlike abilities, Ripple skills are closer to training. A ritual only requires anything connected to the warp, whether it be physical or illusory.

Fren is blessed by a loving father, and now he can try to learn from him.

With one hand raised to his chest and the other touching his brow, Furen recited the contents of the book.

Strengthen the connection between reality and the warp until you can feel the other side of the world barrier, and then gradually simulate the psionic energy of the warp within your body to create ripples.

The page that records the ripples is largely dedicated to describing how to strengthen the connection.

Items and creatures related to the subspace require different methods to strengthen the connection to a level that ordinary people can perceive.

Blessings from subdimensional deities are the best material, and different deities require different connections to bestow their blessings.

The most important thing is to use different ways of thinking to make blessing more active.

Naturally, what is associated with the blessings of a loving father is the pain of illness.

Fren remained in that position, lost in his memories.

The memory of experiencing the pain of illness for the first time, and the intertwined reality and illusion of that experience, which was originally locked away deep within the palace of memories by Furen, is now being actively recalled by him.

A life of bleak grayness brings with it a vast yet tranquil pain.

Some people's suffering is hysterical, like a mountain peak piercing the clouds. But Fren, in this decades-long illness, has lost the ability to experience intense emotional fluctuations; his suffering can be described as an endless sea.

It appears that only the waves are gently undulating, but beneath the surface lies a bottomless abyss.

Under this state of mind, the Father's Blessing, which appeared as mist from a subspace perspective, suddenly ignited.

Pain is the fuel, blessings are the spark.

The flames illuminated the distance between Furen's consciousness and the warp. He saw psionic energy, as ubiquitous as air, throughout the warp.

Beneath the surface of psychic energy lies infinite possibilities.