My God-Level System Can Rebuild Civilization in the Apocalypse!

By now, he had already realized that among the Talents that was granted for each attribute by the Age of Apocalypse, there were always one or two abilities that had originally belonged to that attribute itself.

However, without the system’s assistance, the overwhelming majority of people would never have discovered those Talents, let alone learned how to use them.

The system had merely lowered the activation threshold and turned those hidden abilities into something visible.

The Physique Talent that prevented fatal injuries and the Mental Power Talent for microscopic perception were both functions granted directly by the system, so they had not been included in this fusion.

However Strength and Agility were different.

Those abilities had always been natural Talents of the body itself.

Now, even without relying on the system, Joo Joowon could still display the abilities originally granted by Body Faster Than Thought and Perfect Impact.

His Mental Power was now fully capable of perfectly coordinating his other three primary attributes.

Because of that, the force application techniques provided by Perfect Impact and the instinctive danger evasion granted by Body Faster Than Thought could not only still be used, but could now be performed even better than before.

Previously, those abilities had been nothing more than instinct.

Now, under conscious control, he could maximize their effectiveness while also minimizing energy consumption, using his Mental Power to reduce every unnecessary loss to the absolute minimum.

At critical moments, he could even disregard the strain on his body and unleash the theoretical maximum potential of every attribute.

This ability came from the Agility Talent Three Attributes as One and the Physique Talent Survival Instinct.

Because those two Talents also belonged to the body’s own innate potential, he was now able to draw out that ability as well.

Joo Joowon glanced at his status panel.

As the Talents merged together, the two temporary Talents that had previously occupied the Talent list disappeared, replaced by Perfect Sync.

Perhaps it was because the two Talents that had previously been solidified were both system granted Talents rather than innate Talents of his own body.

As a result, he had never realized the true nature of Talents before now.

Otherwise, he would not have needed to wait until today to finally understand it.

Fortunately, it was not too late.

A Talent was called a Talent rather than a Skill because players were born with those abilities.

They were simply part of their own hidden potential.

What a pity.

Joo Joowon felt somewhat regretful.

If he had realized this much earlier, he could have selected both Agility and Strength as system Talents instead.

Combined with Perfect Sync, he would then have possessed a total of five Talents.

However, after thinking about it again, he realized there was nothing worth regretting.

If Body Faster Than Thought and Perfect Impact had not first taught his body how to make use of its instincts, then even if his Mental Power had reached its current level, he might never have achieved this realization.

It was truly a case of misfortune and blessing existing together.

In that sense, the timing could not have been better.

After reaching this understanding, his control over his Mental Power deepened once again.

Moreover, because he had only comprehended this after his Mental Power had already become so powerful, controlling his other attributes now felt even more natural.

He would never encounter a situation where his other attributes refused to respond.

After all, if every attribute were at roughly the same level, then even if someone understood this principle, it would still be extremely difficult for a single attribute to coordinate the others.

There was only one reason and it simply was not strong enough.

Now, however, everything was different.

More importantly, Joo Joowon felt that even if his Mental Power suddenly jumped from twenty two to thirty two or even forty two, he would no longer experience the splitting headaches he had suffered before.

His other attributes had now become Mental Power’s "subordinates."

They had all been "tamed."

They understood how to cooperate with Mental Power, existing harmoniously within the same body.

Naturally, the rejection reaction caused by their temporary inability to adapt would no longer occur.

As he resting his chin on one hand, Joo Joowon wondered whether other players would awaken the same Talent if they eventually discovered the secret of the four primary attributes.

After thinking about it for a moment, he shook his head.

He did not think that was possible.

If he had not learned those Mental Power control techniques and fine manipulation methods from the Skill Book, then even if he had understood these principles, it would have been extremely difficult for him to apply them with such precision.

Joo Joowon did not want to become overconfident or fall into the delusion that he was invincible.

However, he also understood that compared to ordinary people, he truly did possess certain advantages within the Age of Apocalypse.

This Talent was not something that could be awakened easily.

It required an extremely detailed understanding of Mental Power.

If a player relied entirely on the system without ever developing their own understanding, then no matter how high their level became, their four attributes would continue functioning independently and would never truly synchronize.

Only a small number of players would ever realize this truth and break free from the system’s built in "delay," turning those Talents into abilities that genuinely belonged to themselves.

It sounded a little complicated, but that was simply how it worked.

It was just like playing the same game.

Some people remained complete beginners even after years of playing.

Others only needed a short period of practice before quickly growing from novices into experts.

There really was a difference in natural comprehension between people.

Joo Joowon got out of bed, washed up, and had breakfast. Then he opened the bedside drawer to check on the Queen Ant.

Perhaps because Queen Ants were naturally reluctant to move, it was still sitting in exactly the same position as when he had placed it there the night before.

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