The game has become a real alternate world

As Kana finished explaining, everyone approximately fully understood the display brought by this new functionality.

Kana sat beside them, taking a sip from a water cup.

The others excitedly exchanged with one another and engaged in various private chats, pulling them into team communication.

They even started wandering around Gray Furnace Castle, then observing the map and watching the shared information from others.

With the real experience and in-depth understanding, they increasingly grasped the power of this functionality.

And the Dwarf Senate clarified one piece of information.

That is, there will definitely be a massive war happening in the future.

As for the reason why, the changes brought by the Blessing were self-evident.

Initially, datafication brought long-term exaggerated endurance in battle.

Physical strength escalating dramatically, and combat status perfect.

Secondly, the resulting professionalism, also enhanced their combat power, especially those who rapidly boosted their strength due to the initial datafication.

And now, the chat and map.

Though seemingly wonderful, the use of these two in warfare is simply a sharp tool.

Even for those who have not commanded or conducted large-scale operations, they could easily see how exaggerated these two functions are when applied to real war.

Their information arrives instantly, and their control over the map is meticulous.

Everything on the battlefield will turn into a constantly dynamic chessboard in the view of the commander.

And the commander could even sit inside the tent, commanding troops spread across vast regions for fine micro-operations at any time.

Who would believe that this Blessing was not born for war?

Yet the Blessing is indeed granted by the world.

So why does the world give such a thing?

Very simple.

The darkness in the future will surely be a massive exaggerated invasion, an all-encompassing war affecting the entire world.

If Kana knew, he would surely make fun of it.

The process was all wrong, but the result was right.

Thus, an hour has passed.

The few people who ran out have managed to illuminate the entire Gray Furnace Castle.

Every cellar, room, except for other dwarves' private houses, all places have been lit up thoroughly and displayed before them.

In the team channel, their exchanged words were constantly refreshing.

Just now, they joined the same team with Kana, naturally, the only purpose of joining the same team was to chat in a somewhat private channel.

[Lurik: I used Magic Perception to perceive a dwarf outside the wall. Can you see it on the map?]

[Raelia: Yes, I can see it.]

[Alyris: He has left, continue to move forward from your position.]

[Lurik: That's right, this functionality is really amazing.]

[Kana: Alright, everyone let's return to the room just now, I have one last functionality to test.]

[Vera: ?]

[Sergio: ?]

[Abis: ?]

[Lurik: ?]

[Alyris: Yes, Your Highness!]

This is truly unbelievable, only an hour has passed, and this group of people directly mastered it without a teacher, revealing the essence of life.

Echo chamber.

Is this the magic of online chatting?

Soon everyone returned to the room, with their eyes resting on Kana.

Just a fragment, how much strengthening can Kana bring to their Blessing?

What they just experienced was already very remarkable, but unexpectedly Kana had more.

"Why are you surprised? Didn't I say at the beginning that I need Sergio and Vera to accompany me for an experiment."

Hearing this, the two recalled, and nodded in realization.

Sergio laughed awkwardly, "Haha, sorry, I was too excited earlier and completely forgot about this matter."

"So what is the experiment?" Vera asked.

"It is an experiment!" Kana corrected, operating his panel directly.

His panel was naturally slightly different.

Under his operation, the previously updated [Profession System] was released by him.

Through his main interface control, it was directly delivered to the main interfaces of those two, appearing before them.

"What is this?"

"A small package?"

In front of them appeared a simple package icon, swaying back and forth.

"Click on it, or silently think of opening it."

The two nodded.

The package opened, emitting colored brilliance, flowing through their interface.

Then it disappeared.

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