Farming in a Parallel World and Becoming a God-Chapter 1159 - 653: The Mysterious Witch and the Seven Goblin Kingdoms

These five days will be Gaven’s new round of learning on spells and special abilities. Although Philancy is not a Psychic Sorcerer, many things only differ in the paths they take, but ultimately lead to the same destination.

For instance, Psychic Rebirth is a version of Resurrection for those with special abilities, with the ultimate goal of resurrecting the deceased.

However, there are significant differences between the two. The ability of Resurrection can be effective within several days of the deceased’s death, as long as the corpse has not been destroyed or decomposed, but it requires at least five thousand gold’s worth of diamonds and the process is excruciatingly painful. The deceased either loses a Life Dice, and if they only have one Life Dice, they will permanently lose one point of Constitution.

Psychic Rebirth does not have such losses; the deceased does not lose Life Dice or Constitution, nor does it require expensive casting materials. However, it consumes the professional experience of both the caster and the recipient, at least one hundred points for each, and it only works on those who have just died. It doesn’t, like priests do, pull back the soul of the deceased, but utilizes spiritual energy and the consumed professional experience to keep the deceased’s soul forcibly detained in the body, putting them into a state of suspended animation. Just timely casting of healing spells can bring them back from the brink of death.

For those whose souls have already left the bodies, Psychic Rebirth is powerless.

Therefore, Psychic Rebirth is a genuine combat-special ability, only usable in battle and needs to be used cautiously; once used on a large scale to resurrect, it can impact one’s own professional level.

Resurrection, on the other hand, belongs to post-battle rescue capabilities.

Limb Restoration is a simplified version of the Regeneration Technique, able to restore severed limbs, including heads, as long as the recipient is still alive, but it cannot restore any hit points. After all, Limb Restoration only reshapes limbs through special abilities, regardless of whether the original limb is present, it will still wither and die, whereas the Regeneration Technique activates the recipient’s innate potential to regrow limbs, the difference between the two is quite significant.

Mental Feedback is undeniably a unique ability of the Shapeshifter, not, to be precise, other Psychic Sorcerers would find it difficult to replicate.

This ability can also be referred to as Attribute Burn. By burning other attributes, it provides a boost to one of their own physical attributes (Strength, Dexterity, and Constitution). The amount burned increases the attribute accordingly, based on the Psychic Sorcerer Level. That is to say, Gaven can now burn eleven points (from the first Professional Level enhancement provided by the Arcane Soul Tower) and channel them to his physical attributes.

If this ability is used on Gaven himself, the effects are relatively ordinary, merely pushing the three major physical attributes into the Legendary or even Divine Stages, at most wielding a several-ton War Ravager.

But don’t forget, Gaven also possesses a Five-Willow Overstate Full Form, which can also apply various special abilities and special abilities. Under maximum circumstances, Strength itself already reached a terrifying fifty-three points. If another eleven points are added on, the Strength would continue to increase fourfold, wielding two hundred tons of objects effortlessly.

At that time, what needs to be considered is not merely the issue of Strength, but whether the Constitution of the Five-Willow Overstate Full Form can keep up. Last time, when wielding a one hundred and twenty-ton Fine Gold Hammer, Gaven felt that the Five-Willow Overstate Full Form was somewhat struggling, having a feeling of being crushed alive by the Fine Gold Hammer.

Normally, Strength and Constitution grow in tandem; it’s rare to see a creature with a Strength and Constitution discrepancy of more than ten points. Even if there are, like Gaven’s case, it’s often forcibly enhanced using special abilities.

If the Constitution is high and Strength is low, it’s just fatty and soft-bodied.

But if the Strength is high and Constitution is low, that’s a big problem. With one punch, it’s unknown if the enemy gets hurt, but oneself might end up with broken bones due to their own Fury Power. This is a common occurrence in retired athletes on Earth, whose terrifying explosive power remains, but their bodies no longer bear the heavy training load, starting to decline. In Felen, where Combat Profession Practitioners reside, this situation is relatively lighter because their physical conditions are solidified by magic.

And since the duration of Mental Feedback is very short, measured in seconds, the attribute burn caused during this process cannot be restored by magic means such as Recovery Technique or Cure Spells, but can only be recovered by ample rest, because it’s not merely a magic effect, but a burning nature, it can only be used as a trump card, not as a standard method.

"Since those five Treants are an important part of your combat force, you must find a way to establish a closer connection and have the ability to summon them to fight by your side at any time," Philancy continued to strategize for Gaven.

"Does the teacher have any good methods?" Gaven eagerly asked, as he, too, wished to summon the Five-Willow like summoning the Six-armed Snake Demon, bringing them directly by his side. This way, he wouldn’t have to worry about using them at critical moments nor hinder their other tasks, although Daphne had already developed the Shadow Power Absorption Array, making their capabilities in this respect no longer irreplaceable. However, the absorption array is static, only fixed in one location, far less mobile and flexible than them, capable of executing some special external assignments, and moreover, carrying five Treants everywhere is also highly inconvenient.