Sherlock Holmes is not a warp god.

The psionic similarity of Ripple is divided into several stages.

40%, 60%, 70%...

70% is the limit for most Ripple practitioners, often requiring nearly a hundred years of their lives.

For anything over 70%, the difficulty increases exponentially with each increase in similarity. This is because, although the real world and the subspace overlap, they are ultimately fundamentally different. The paper stated definitively that it was impossible for any creature from the real world to simulate 100% psionic energy.

Fren thought what he said made a lot of sense, but was it really necessary for most people to spend a lifetime to achieve a 70% similarity?

Feeling the ripples illuminating a tenth of his body's interior, Furen knew that last night's feast hadn't been in vain.

Simply eating ordinary food can cause the number of ripples to increase continuously until it reaches the limit that the body can tolerate.

This is quite different from some martial arts worlds, where it's not only by consuming rare and precious herbs and meats that one can enhance internal strength and undergo physical transformation. Those worlds overestimate the human digestive system.

Besides the number of ripples, Furen also felt that the psionic similarity was 7%.

After observing the psionic energy of the subspace for too long last night, Furen felt mentally exhausted and slept soundly until dawn after finishing his cultivation.

Having taken the day off from the city hall, Fren ate breakfast and drove straight to the canyon where Azkaban prison is located.

Compared to last time, this time Fren stood calmly in front of the wind chime and entered the gate after confirming its location.

Instead of going directly to the execution chamber, they went to Warden Mavolo's office.

The office was located in a high tower in the center of Azkaban prison, with floor-to-ceiling windows on all four sides, offering a clear view of most of Azkaban's facilities. The windows were also very large; Furen noticed a mark on the windowsill, which appeared to be half a footprint.

It seemed the warden was in a hurry to go downstairs; with one stomp, he leaped out of the window.

"Sit down." Warden Marvolo nodded, and after Fren sat down, he handed him a document.

When Fren opened it, he saw it was the person to be executed this time: "The Necktie."

This is the man's name, or more precisely, his code name.

This person was a spy from a New World country, so it's no wonder that he was deemed unsuitable for public execution.

Besides the code name, there was other information about this spy, such as his age and experience, but all of it was marked as questionable.

Much of what he experienced was empty space. Through the gaps in the paper, Fren could see the next page.

Touching the still-cool surface of the document, Fren recalled the last time the warden had frozen Worcester's mouth to prevent him from speaking.

Fren could imagine the warden's fingers tracing over these contents that he deemed inappropriate for Fren to see, freezing them until they were brittle and turned into these hollows with a gentle flick.

Furen wasn't interested in the spy's past; he focused on finding information about his abilities.

"Plant-based?" Furen asked, somewhat surprised.

Just as it's rare for plants to grow flesh and blood, it's indeed quite rare for animals to awaken plant-like abilities.

Although both are composed of cells, plant tissues and flesh and blood are indeed two different things.

Plant type - [Plant Mimicry]: This ability allows the user to transform their own tissues into plant shapes.

Using this ability, the tie crawled through the ventilation ducts for about a month, infiltrated [Blank], stole information related to [Blank], and caused great damage to Ostonia.

Most importantly, once it becomes a plant, all animal physiological states will disappear.

Body temperature, heartbeat, and lung respiration all cease to exist; it becomes completely like a plant. Even when its ability to breathe is weak, it can survive for a long time, remaining dormant for extended periods, solely on sunlight and water.

More importantly, many restrictions and defenses on the mystical and technological sides are not specifically designed for plants, which is why he was able to become a high-level spy.

Furen wasn't particularly interested in becoming a spy, but the ability was certainly quite interesting.

Plants, as producers in the biosphere, can use photosynthesis to produce energy substances such as glucose.

Fren felt that converting energy into ripples through eating every day was becoming a bit troublesome. Even if he ate the same way every day, it would take more than a month for the ripples to illuminate his entire body.

However, if this ability were replicated, allowing one's skin to also possess chloroplasts, then one could synthesize energy simply by sunbathing.

Take beef as an example. Cows grow by eating plants, and in this process, they consume many times their own weight in plants.

My digestive enhancement level is still too low, and I am unable to absorb all the nutrients from the food I eat.

Sun exposure synthesizes substances needed by the body, eliminating middlemen and ensuring self-production and self-sales.

Fren could imagine himself sunbathing by the lake, and the ripples in his body would accumulate rapidly.

Solar-powered charging, just like Superman.

This ability is simply amazing.

Fren swallowed hard, his eyes brightening as he looked at Warden Marvolo before him. "Your Excellency Warden, I beg you."

The warden simply nodded, letting Fren remain seated, while he flipped through some documents.

After receiving a phone call, he took Fren to the execution chamber.

Last time, the Sun Punishment was used, but many plants can withstand high temperatures. In addition to his innate ability to mimic plants, the tie has also learned many abilities to survive in extreme environments. Therefore, the Sun Punishment is no longer suitable for him.

The door to this room is inscribed with the words "Electromagnetic Punishment".

Furen followed the warden to another execution chamber, which was also made of stone, but not the stone used for the Sun Punishment.

Meanwhile, some prison staff were busy applying a transparent gel to "Tie's" body and injecting something into his body.

"Poison won't work on him; neurotoxins can't damage plant fibers." The prison guard I saw last time was also there. Seeing Furen's gaze as he examined the tie, he assumed Furen was just curious and explained, "This is electromagnetic torture. It's usually used against prisoners with strong defenses, whose bodies are impervious to flames and corrosive liquids."

It uses electromagnetism to cause internal damage; just look at a microwave oven, it works on the same principle.

Inside a microwave oven, every water molecule receives equal treatment, allowing the food's internal temperature to rise dramatically. It's an essential household appliance, much more convenient than a gas stove or induction cooker for heating up food.

Without electromagnetic resistance, even the most adaptable plant cannot withstand every cell being boiled by its own water.

"As for what we're doing now," the prison guard chuckled, "we're applying glue to prevent him from actively using the plant's properties to evaporate his bodily fluids, and the injection is saline solution, which will make the execution more effective."