I really can't control myself.

Chapter 4146 Boiling
"How much of what they said is true?" In the command room of the Special Operations Department, the senior officers looked at the live broadcast with blank expressions.

They certainly knew that Linton was deliberately saying these things to embarrass Yukihira Soma. The problem was, the amount of information in their conversation was really overwhelming.

Soma Yukihira said that the changes in the world were caused by Linton, and Linton even admitted it directly? Is this true?

Of course, they knew exactly what Soma Yukihira meant by the changes in the world. The appearance of demons, the emergence of supernatural abilities, and the entire change in the world were all caused by the God-Generation Linton? Was that for real?
Although they have always looked up to Linton quite a bit, it's a bit of an exaggeration to say that all the changes in the world were caused by Linton.

But Linton actually admitted it. Although they really didn't want to believe it, Linton's admission made them waver a little.

This is incredibly intriguing. Why would Soma Yukihira ask such a question? What kind of evidence did he possess? And why did Linton admit it so readily? It feels like there must be something they don't know.

Of course, besides this, there's also the matter of resurrection spells.

Speaking of resurrection spells, Linton has actually performed one. That's right, during a previous live stream, Linton demonstrated a time-related ability that could directly rewind a person to a point in time, which could be considered resurrection.

But can this ability be passed on to others? According to Linton's later words, could Yukihira Soma really learn this ability?
To reiterate, if Linton dares to say it, they dare to believe it. Even if they can tell that Linton seems to be deliberately contradicting Yukihira Sou, what if it really is true?

This is a resurrection spell! The dream of immortality seems to be right in front of them. Doesn't that drive people crazy?
They really want to go to the scene right now and ask Linton and Soma Yukihira, "Can't we just sit down and talk things out?" Or maybe we should stop making a fuss, sit down and have a little chat, and then the whole world will be theirs, right?

Politicians have already envisioned countless methods to directly rule the world once they possess this power. With all power at their fingertips, wouldn't they have everything? What would be the point of fighting?

Of course, the audience was also shocked by the meaning behind these words, and the barrage was in chaos with all sorts of discussions.

Perhaps because the content was too stimulating, even Linton sensed something was amiss.

Yes, the abnormality mentioned here refers to Linton's feeling that something seemed to have appeared inside his body.

At first, Linton didn't understand what was going on, but after checking, he suddenly discovered a clear problem: his mana was actually increasing.

Yes, the increase mentioned here doesn't refer to recovery, but rather that the maximum mana is slowly rising. However, the rate of increase is not very fast.

Because of his incredibly fast mana regeneration rate, even as the cap increases, he's always at full mana. Therefore, the rate of mana increase is at least slower than his own mana regeneration rate.

If it weren't for the magic points and numerical display, Linton wouldn't have noticed the change at all.

So here's the question: I haven't bought any skills yet, so why is my maximum mana increasing?

After a moment's thought, Linton roughly understood what was going on. The only explanation, of course, was the emotional energy that Aizen had been researching all along.

That's right. Although Linton had streamed many times before, he hadn't noticed this at all. It was probably because his mana was so high that he couldn't perceive any changes.

However, the reason we could notice it this time was probably because there were just too many viewers watching the live stream.

Takaoka Yuzuru's desire to publicly reveal his techniques has already generated considerable buzz, and now he's bringing his own audience into his livestream. As for "emotional energy," just from the name, you can tell it's closely related to the emotions of the viewers.

In other words, Linton's information-packed dialogue has caused widespread excitement among the audience. After all, many viewers have heard that Linton is responsible for the changes in the world—how could they not be excited? And some have heard that he can resurrect their loved ones—how could they not be excited?

This sudden impact caused even Linton to feel the emotional energy.

Linton was quite surprised, since although he had many skills, most of them were bought from his own shop.

Theoretically, he could certainly learn the skill, there's no question about that. But the problem is, Linton has always been too lazy to learn; buying it is so much more convenient.

Come to think of it, this might be the first power system unique to a certain world that I've learned on my own.

"Hmm... more for commemorative purposes than practical use..." Linton summarized, then flipped through his shop list to see how many points this self-taught skill had actually saved him.

However, Linton was soon surprised to find that his store did not seem to have anything similar.

Linton scrolled to the bottom according to the timeline and saw that the store had all the spiritual and demonic power in this world, but it didn't have anything related to emotional energy.

That's quite strange. Once you've learned it, it just disappears? That shouldn't be the case. It seems like you can buy the same items repeatedly in stores. For example, Linton bought the Sharingan repeatedly, and then he dug it out and put it on his nephew, didn't he?
So this isn't a skill? It's just a form of energy? And I didn't suddenly comprehend this energy, but rather I grasped a way to convert it into my own magical power?
If I had to give an explanation, this one might be more reasonable. But Linton had absolutely no idea what the method was. Was this some kind of technique that ran automatically?

"Mr. Linton!" Just as he was lost in thought, he was suddenly jolted awake by a loud shout. Perhaps Linton's distraction had given Soma Yukihira a chance to catch his breath, and he seemed to have made up his mind again. "You told me before that I would play a very crucial role in the changes in this world. I didn't understand what that meant before, but now I do."

Linton was getting a little impatient. Did this guy really think this was a battle between good and evil? You really think you're the main character, huh? You really take yourself too seriously.

"So, I've made up my mind!" Soma Yukihira said firmly at this moment, "I will stop you! Stop you from letting..."

With a "bang," before Yukihira could finish speaking, Linton flashed in front of him and slapped him away: "Damn it, you've got some nerve, haven't you? You're still not done yet?"