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Chapter 67 67. Unpretentious core skills

[Rejection Declaration (Distortion), LV1 - Condensing spiritual power, guided by inspiration, 'vetoing' the target once, it can only take effect on goals or concepts that can be understood, and show different effects on different targets; after turning on the distortion system, It will have a certain degree of 'distortion' effect, continue to learn to improve the skill level]

There is a line of small print below for additional explanation:
"The true meaning of veto is to veto all impossibilities!"

Lloyd first glanced at the relatively brief description, then lowered his head and pondered, examining what grew in his mind. That was the complete picture of this skill.

What surprised him a little was that there weren't a lot of things in his mind, and the content was not as good as the previous [Ritual Control].

This skill is really quite simple. It is to launch an attack on the target, and the spiritual power will turn into an invisible fist or hammer, hitting the target's head from a distance, and then recognize these values ​​​​according to your own spiritual power inspiration, and then compare it with others Various attributes and characteristics, causing corresponding damage.

It's more like a [veto] on the physical level, it doesn't seem so [extraordinary]...

Lloyd was not disappointed, but took out the presiding judge's notes again and reviewed the relevant contents. Then he took out the butler's notes and looked at his understanding of the [veto] system.

According to the experience of the two bosses, this seemingly insignificant [Veto Declaration] is actually the core and most critical skill in the entire system. All the remaining [Veto] system abilities revolve around this skill. unfolded.

At the beginning, it can only perform this superficial physics system [Rejection]. As the system deepens, the truly powerful functions will be unlocked.

For example, you can directly deny the enemy's ability to move and make the opponent unable to move for a certain period of time; or you can deny the enemy's strong defense and make the opponent more fragile than a kitten.

Or it can negate the pain on one's body and make oneself fearless of pain during the duration of the effect; it can even negate one's own weakness and become invincible.

Even more powerful ones can even negate bad weather or natural environment, and even the enemy's various abilities and effects in a short period of time.

When you reach the level of a saint, you really don’t dare to think about what you can veto.

In short, all things, abilities, and concepts that you can understand can be vetoed and affected by this [veto declaration].

It is like the trunk of a big tree. It looks ordinary and unpretentious. Its power will not be reflected until its branches and leaves are flourishing.

Among the six existing formal systems, the [Veto] system has always been recognized as the strongest, with strong offensive power, high defense, and comprehensive functions. It can be said to be both offensive and defensive.

At the same time, the upper limit is extremely high. If the existence of gods can be understood, then it can theoretically be rejected.

No wonder he was judged as 'unreasonable' by the housekeeper.

The only two shortcomings are that it has high requirements on its own knowledge reserve and cognitive level, which makes it slow to take shape and difficult to make progress.

The other thing is that although there are many things that can be vetoed, there is no way to veto other people's thinking.

This is probably because humans cannot truly understand others, right?
"No wonder the library here is so huge; no wonder the presiding judge talks like a knowledgeable professor..."

"Then again, the Brilliant City, as the third city established during the Fifth Great Development, has now surpassed the more established Eternal City and the City of Order in all aspects. This is also because of the [veto] system. Powerful and comprehensive, right?”

After Lloyd sighed a few words, he then began to think about it secretly in his heart.

[Declaration of Veto] is indeed powerful, but what about this (distortion)?It comes with a certain degree of 'distortion' effect. What is the specific effect?
I don’t have much relevant content in my mind. Do I have to experience and summarize it myself?

Fortunately, I don't lack 'guinea pigs' now...

Wei Ya mentioned to him before that Tower No. [-] and Tower [-], which are also responsible for executing monsters, would use monsters to conduct various experiments. This inspired Lloyd that Tower No. [-] should also treat everyone equally. right.Since the monsters here can't contribute more insanity points, let's contribute experimental value, which can be regarded as a sacrifice for the anti-monster cause.

Lloyd then got up and went to the notice board to see if there were any 'guinea pigs' left today.

But it was already approaching dinner time, and the keys to the -1st floor on the notice board had long been taken away by other executors, and the -3rd floor keys had been cleared out early in the morning, leaving only two -2nd floor keys. of.

A young executor was standing in front of him, with oily hair and a pink face. His face was full of hesitation and entanglement. He slowly reached out several times to take a key, but in the end he still retracted it.

Seeing this, Lloyd shook his head secretly, stepped forward quickly, and picked off one of them.

The young executor glanced at him and asked quickly:

"You are... the new executioner, Senior Lloyd?"

Lloyd nodded and did not give others a chance to get close. He pointed at the remaining key and asked:
"Do you want it?"

"Uh...this..."

The young executor suddenly showed a complicated expression and stretched out his hand again, still so hesitant.

Seeing this, Lloyd could only say helplessly:

"So hesitant? It seems that you need someone else to help you make a decision?"

The young executor nodded vigorously, thinking that Lloyd would say some words of encouragement to help him make up his mind.

As a result, he watched helplessly as Lloyd took off the last key, put it into his pocket, and then turned around and left.

Uh... didn't you say you wanted to help me make a choice?
He was embarrassed for two seconds, then quickly caught up with Lloyd and asked:

"Um...Senior Lloyd, will it be a bit hard for you to execute two monsters at once? Do you need an assistant?"

"No need, both of my parents were eaten by monsters, so I hate evil and am more accustomed to dealing with them alone."

"But……"

"No buts."

Lloyd stopped impatiently, turned back, and said seriously:
"I don't like my work to be interrupted."

After saying that, he left the young man who was stunned and took the elevator.

The man stood there stupidly for several minutes, then shook his head helplessly and whispered:

"The personalities of qualified people are really weird... Is this person actually excited about 'execution'? Is he enjoying the process?"

"Forget it... I can't afford to offend you, I can't afford to offend you..."

(End of this chapter)