My incarnation is becoming a global calamity.

As Su Tu had predicted, his magical perception did not make much progress overnight.

Aside from the increased number of people sensing their surroundings, nothing else happened with this ability.

Of course, he didn't come away empty-handed.

He discovered that his mental strength had increased slightly after a night of perception.

Although it was rare, Su Tu, an avatar who was abnormally dependent on mental attributes, could naturally sense it clearly.

"It seems that using magic perception, while consuming mental energy, also increases mental attributes."

Su Tu felt that this was not a bad deal, and could even be regarded as a training method to improve mental attributes.

This statement appears contradictory on the surface.

Why does consuming mental energy still increase mental attributes? Isn't that contradictory?

Actually, this is not contradictory. According to Su Tu's understanding, the two can be compared to a board game from his previous life - "Three Kingdoms Kill".

Mental strength is like a warrior's physical strength; the mental strength consumed when using an ability is equivalent to taking damage.

However, the damage received can be recovered using peaches or general skills.

The process of restoring stamina can be compared to using peaches or a general's stamina-restoring skill.

The spirit attribute is equivalent to the stamina limit; the higher the limit, the more stamina can be restored using peaches.

Given enough time, Su Tu will be able to raise his mental attributes to an unimaginable level.

In layman's terms, it means increasing a general's maximum stamina from three points to ten points, or even more.

This is quite difficult for Su Tu, but it is not impossible for him to achieve.

After all, he can get attribute points after completing the main quest, and the attribute points can be loaded into his mental energy.

Completing the main quest will trigger a fame-building side quest. The greater your fame, the more attribute points you will gain.

With enough effort, his three attribute points can theoretically reach their maximum limit.

It wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that his three-dimensional attributes have no upper limit.

When that time comes, his avatar will surely reach the world's top level.

In addition, with the attribute points fed back to the original body by the avatar, given enough time to develop, the only one who can defeat him is himself.

Su Tu pondered this, but did not stop using his magic perception ability.

There's no other way; this ability is essentially his eyes, the only way to make his movements easier.

Without this ability, even moving around would be a problem for him, who is blind.

There are no blind-friendly guide paths in this world.

However, when he used his magic to sense his surroundings and arrived at the living room, he discovered a faint green magical fluctuation within the room.

This magical energy fluctuation was similar to Gwyneth's, although not as bright, but not by much.

However, there is a significant difference in height between the two, with one being around 168 cm and the other around 155 cm.

If nothing unexpected happens, the 155cm tall guy in front of him is most likely Haliel, who wants to kill him.

Su Tu calmed his emotions, raised his guard to the highest level, and slowly walked forward.

"Miss Haliel, are you here to see my teacher? She seems to still be sleeping."

Since Gwyneth's magical fluctuations disappeared from his perception last night, Su Tu has not sensed her presence again.

Su Tu had no idea whether she was sleeping or where she went that night.

Of course, the reason for saying that Gwyneth was still sleeping was to prevent Haliel from killing him.

If he says he doesn't know where Gwyneth went, this Haliel will definitely take action without hesitation.

Su Tu didn't want his second avatar to be eliminated so soon after the game began.

"Oh, I see. No wonder I didn't see her."

Hailier's voice is very childlike, sounding a bit like a sparrow, giving people a lively feeling.

However, Su Tu understood that beneath that childlike and lively voice lay the thought of how to kill him without making a sound.

Of course, judging from the other party's words and the fact that he remained seated on the sofa, he clearly had no intention of making a move.

He didn't know whether Haliel was wary of Gwyneth because of his words, or whether she had no intention of making a move at all.

In any case, the fact that no one had any intention of taking action was a good outcome for Su Tu.

"Now you know, I want to kill you."

Just as Su Tu breathed a slight sigh of relief, Hailier said something that shocked him.

Once these words are spoken, it means that the two people have completely broken off relations and are no longer bothered with even the most basic pretense.

He didn't understand why the person in front of him would speak directly instead of hiding and waiting for an opportunity.

Silence fell over the room after those words were spoken.

The only advantage for Su Tu was that the other party did not simulate magic fluctuations, and he could still see the general outline of the magic fluctuations on the other party's body.

He still couldn't understand why such things had to be said directly.

After a long while, Su Tu confirmed that the other party had no intention of taking action after saying those words, and then voiced his doubts.

"I know, but how did you know? And why did you say it?"

This was something he simply couldn't understand, and he wanted to get the answer from the other party.

Perhaps he can take this opportunity to find out why the other party wants to kill him, thus completing a main quest.

He hadn't forgotten that one of the three main quests involved investigating why the other party wanted to kill him.

It was through this main quest that Su Tu learned of the other party's intention to kill him.

Otherwise, he would probably still be completely unaware of Haliel's murderous intent towards him.

"I don't know, this is just my feeling."

Hailier's words were misleading, but Su Tu still understood them.

The other party knew, through some intuition, that Su Tu was aware of Hailier's murderous intent.

This is incredible, and of course, it only applies to technological civilization.

In this world, magical tools, magic power, and other things that exist only in novels are inherently unbelievable.

It's actually quite reasonable that the other party could sense Su Tu's inner thoughts.

But knowing this is one thing, but why say it out loud and directly break through that thin yet resilient layer of paper?

Su Tu still couldn't understand and wanted to know the answer to this question.

Only by knowing the answer can one understand the other person's thoughts, and then formulate a response accordingly.

"As for why I want to kill you, it's best if you don't know, otherwise I'm afraid you won't want to live anymore."

What Hailier said was as if she hadn't said anything at all to Su Tu.

The only certainty is that the reason the other party wanted to kill him seems to be closely related to something.

She even has a deep connection with him.

As for the reason, he had no clue and could not speculate at all.

We can only wait until later to find another opportunity to get the answer and complete the task.